Welcome to our Tins and Treasures booth at
Aberdeen's 33rd annual Winterfest.
(Hubby is adjusting something with our antique cash drawer)
The doors opened at 10 am...we finished setting up at 9:55...
The lights in the arena are turned low and artists are required to light their own booth.
It makes for a very festive atmosphere.
We are still using my Grandma Hilda's old ironing board to showcase
smaller items in the center of our booth.
(see grandma Hilda's picture at the bottom my blog)
Displaying my Infinity Scarves proves to be a bit of a challenge.
Especially when everything else is primitive rustic.
I have old wooden hangers to drape them, like so...
Adding to the festive atmosphere...Holiday Jazz...
Do you recognize the musicians?
Today, it was the Jazz Trio.
Between jazz sets, high school students entertain us with
familiar Christmas Carols.
I catch myself humming along!
Winterfest 2011
Talented artists...good food...great music...
There's something for everyone here!
I hope you can stop by and say Hello.
Take care,
~Natalie
12 comments:
Good Luck and Enjoy...!!
Looks like lots of FUN...
Oh, I wish I could! Looks fabulous, Natalie! Good luck with sales!
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Vicky
Natalie, I hope you had a wonderful show!!! OLM
Your booth looks amazing! Hope it's a great show for you!
That sure looks like fun, good luck on your sales! Hugs, Diane
Boy I wish I lived closer. It would be a blast! Looks great. Good luck with sales! Kit
Looks like a fun time! I hope you sold out of all your wonderful treasures.
WOW! Looks incredible! Wish I lived closer :)
What an event! Your set up looked awesome! ~*~Lisa
Your booth looked fantastic! Looks like a great time, I hope you made tons of sales!!
Have you had a chance to look through the clothes? Did you find anything else to fit in that box? If so, just let me know how much I owe you now and I will mail out the check.
Kim
I love the look of that show, it looks as if you are outside at night. Your booth is amazing! So full and interesting! Hope that you did well!
Cathy
what a wonderful day you had. I hope you had much less to carry home. Were people in a shopping mood? (Rather a buying mood?) One could not help but feel holiday light in such a place.
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