It was bright and spacious. The general consensus was that the space was superior in all ways to the space we used to use at the museum.
Here is a photo (bad photo alert) of my table:

This year, I was fortunate enough to be located next to Jessica Stephens, a completely delightful young woman with extraordinary beading talent. While she did not want her photo taken, I did convince her to allow a photo of her spectacular beaded neck piece "We Are All Connected".

6 comments:
So glad the new space worked out! whew. I know some of the artists were nervous to break with tradition when faced with the Museum's scheduling and remodeling situation. Your booth looked lovely!
Thanks Cindy. I was so pleasantly surprised by the spaciousness of the venue -- makes me wish it was a possibility for Bad Girls!
Your booth is wonderful. I like how you present the jewelry! Sounds like you had fun!
I don't know how I missed this one. Glad you had a good show. The detail in that piece is amazing!
Wow! Looks like it is a beautiful venue! I hope you had a successful event!
Michelle-
Now that leaves me speechless! How absolutley gorgeous and so intricate. She really has patience and vision.
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