Two craft fairs in two weekends on two coasts! An exhausting but fabulous way to wrap up the year.
The BUST Craftacular in NYC on Sunday was insane and a little intimidating (nearly 300 vendors were there, and I only had half a table), but totally worth it. It was so great to see some familiar faces, to meet some of of you blog readers for the first time, and to hang out with the awesome Toasty Time crew with whom I shared a table. Sadly I didn’t take any pictures there—I was just too busy!
But as promised, I have more pics from Urban Craft Uprising in Seattle from the previous weekend. Here I am on the first day, feeling awkward about having my picture taken right before my first-ever craft show.
My sister-in-law Jenna took the following shots. She’s a professional photographer (check out her amazing work on her website), so really I should be trying to trick her into helping out with all the events I’m involved with.
(Yes, that is a naked brown Santa that you see there on the tree.)
I was definitely more relaxed by the second day of UCU, and just had fun knitting a little and hanging out with Jenna and my mother-in-law and all other other cool crafters and Seattlites.
So my first two experiences with craft fairs were very good! I think they will be great to do as special events once or twice a year going forward.
So cute! Like Legoland for knitters
Your booth was so inspiring that I’ve knit two Santas, two gnomes, and 1.5 snowmen since visiting it!
Thank you for allowing me to photograph your Craftacular booth. A roundup of the show featuring your items is here: http://www.threadsandsnippets.blogspot.com/
Cheers!
I like very much what you make, it’s so cute,