More golden leaves in the sunlight!
It truly was like visiting a museum, though crafts don't get shown in most museums. I really learned a lot from my interactions with the artists, er, craftspeople!
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Craft Fair
Did I mention I worked Thrs. morning at the Southen Highlands Craft Fair? I volunteered as a ticket taker. It was fun, and not that hard. Didn't see anyone I knew. Guess my friends don't go to the first 2 hours of a craft fair. Mmm, wonder what that says about them...
Next Sat is the last Tailgate Market. This Sat. was beautiful.
Just as I parked, another friend from the pottery studio parked (Tailgate, Black Mountain)
I had actually been entranced by the golden trees in the sunlight.
More golden leaves in the sunlight!
After the Tailgate I went to the Craft Fair again, this time to look especially at all the pottery and clay sculptures. I think I not only visited each booth, I tried to meet each potter. And I enjoyed very much those who had time and patience to speak with me about their works.
It truly was like visiting a museum, though crafts don't get shown in most museums. I really learned a lot from my interactions with the artists, er, craftspeople!
More golden leaves in the sunlight!
It truly was like visiting a museum, though crafts don't get shown in most museums. I really learned a lot from my interactions with the artists, er, craftspeople!
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One of the best parts about doing craft shows is getting to talk with interested and interesting people. I'm sure the artists/crafts people were happy to talk with you too.
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