I found the wallpaper I was looking for at Karen Benson's table, The Quarter Source.
I went back to her table three times! Karen was so sweet and SO helpful. I love this bedroom set.
I met Barbara Sabia and drooled over her gorgeous stained glass pieces. They are so delicate and so perfectly made. I hope to take one of her classes someday.
Martha Watkins (from Shellville Ga - no website) gave me a quick lesson in wigging and making curls from mohair. I bought three of her darling kits that were only 50 cents each. Her dolls were so beautiful. I can't believe I forgot to take photos of them!
Here are some other little things I bought.
The hand thrown pottery was made by Alex Melklejohn. His table was the first one inside the show. I could have spent my entire budget right there. I only bought four, but wanted a lot more!
Tomorrow I'll show you some of the room boxes and displays from the show. I was really impressed by the Gypsy Caravans made by the Atlanta Miniature Club!
Hope you have a beautiful day!
4 comments:
Only fifty cents????How can that be? It sound like the mini show was a success!
I have that same wallpaper that you bought. I have been using it in the quarter inch wall house that I am working on.
Now....Back to work. No more excuses. Lots of new supplies to play with.
Looks like you got some great stuff and had a great time :)Hugs Maria
So many wonderful minis. Thank you for sharing.
Mona
Wow - you are so disciplined keeping to your budget like that! I can never do it. I save up all year for our one and only fair here in Sydney but still can't keep to my budget. I love Karen Benson's products - I buy from her online a lot, she is always helpful and friendly online too. She even emailed me during stopover on a trip once to clarify an order. Hugs
Sandie
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