There are so many tin can treasures out there. Sometimes they are cookie tins or mason jars or whipped topping tubs. I'm not quite sure what the two large ones previously were. The past 10 months I've seen so many of them and I can't believe I've made the mistake of not photographing them. It's a live & learn moment for me. From .
10 things I learned at last nights festival. Don’t bring a glass lamp with a short cord. When I broke it, it was a mess & I lost 1/3 of my light. I should bring the password to my credit card swiper. I should put my table farther away from the fountain if I don’t want wet calves and .
This was my second festival and I was pleased with the turnout, live music and the people I met. Note to self,arrive earlier, set up earlier and then meet all the other artists before it opens. Once it opens, its hard to leave the booth because of steady stream of customers. I always bring a lunch and drinks & .
Last wkd I worked my first festival/art market/wkd boutique/ get out on a sunny day and shop event. It was at Cheap Thrills in Phoenix & I learned a lot. I learned I needed shade & I didn’t bring my own. A quick trip to Big 5 & now I’m set w a 12ft accordian style pop up tent. I .
Ruby Mae Jewelry is the daughter I always wanted. She is sweet and cute and feminine and fun to play with. She is named after my mother Patty Mae Jacobson and her mother Ruby Snedigar.If I had a daughter, that is what I would have named her. I officialy began RMJ May 1, 2011. Altho I’ve made jewelry for .