Anyway, back to the relatively sane world of bead addiction. Pictures from the Grand River Bead Society Bead Show in Guelph:
Lynn McLean, visual merchandiser, working her magic on my table. She's also trying to organise me at home. This is her business and she's GOOD. In fact, I was told by one of the show organisers that my table looked a whole lot better than last year. Uh... thanks, I think. |
Me. Sleep deprived to the max and doing things I should have done weeks ago. |
Kalimantan glass beads, old chevrons and African sandcast beads. |
Kingman boulder rondelles, rounds, Kingman blue rondelles and rounds, Sleeping Beauty nuggets and large blueblueblue Kingman nuggets... |
Chinese saucers, Hubei rounds, Ma'an Shan nuggets, Campo Frio, Pinto and Castle Dome, more large blueblueblue Kingman nuggets... |
A display case of large turquoise nugget strings. The postcard photo shows the young man with a joclaw at the bottom of his necklace. |
Another show done and gone. Now to get everything online. Once I get a functioning camera I'll get the new pix online. Email me if you see anything here you're interested in.
Thanks for looking!
4 comments:
Wow, Barbara, I can't believe how much stuff you have. How long does it take you to set up your tables?
Just under an hour. Tweaking on the other hand lasts forever.
Everything is preloaded onto boards and curtain rods and goes onto the table in a particular order, reverse to pack up -- and everything has a fixed home in a particular box, bag or bin.
I have way too much stuff, but I if I leave something at home, it's guaranteed someone will ask for it.
http://artefaccio.blogspot.ca/2012/05/setting-up-my-table-every-saturday.html
Step by step to set up the table...
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