Showing posts with label farm chicks spokane shabby chic vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm chicks spokane shabby chic vintage. Show all posts

Friday, November 12, 2010

Snow Babies

The snow babies have arrived! I finished these up late last night so I could take them to
This Old House today, where they now reside. When I went into my sewing room this morning they each greeted me with a big, happy smile. I had a nice talk with them and told them where I was taking them and they would be okay. I have so much fun making these snow babies. I put so much time and thought into them wanting each to be an individual and have a personality of their own. They become a part of me and I almost hate to let them go, but I know someone will adopt them and give them a good home. I have more heads sitting on my table waiting for a body and of course a little glitter thrown in. So, more snow babies will be born shortly and they will be making an appearance at the Two Women Christmas show, which is December 4th and 5th at the Moran Prairie Grange. The snow babies would love to see you there!!

Friday, June 13, 2008

Farm Chicks Here We Come!

We are on our way... As silly as it sounds as we drove up to the fair grounds to set up on Friday we were a little teary eyed at the thought that we were really going to be in the Farm Chicks show. Now we are looking forward to next years show!

We did not have time to get away to take a picture of the long line and the brave people standing in it on Saturday. It was raining and windy and cold, but that did not stop the flood of people when the doors opened at 10:00 am. We met so many nice people during the show. Some people flew in from Florida and Ohio just to go to the show. Amazing uh!
I love this stool that Kathy made. It looks like it belongs in a little girls room!

A couple pictures of our booth. Hard to believe that we fit all that stuff in a 10x10 space.

We love these girls! Terri and Serina worked so hard to put together a great show. We truly appreciate everything they did to make the Farm Chick show a success.