Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Oppurtunity Knocks

Or... maybe we knocked first...

Have you ever wanted something and wondered if you should ask? Well, I've learned that it never hurts to ask. Last week Kathy and Linda (aka. Soul Sisters) visited Race Horse Lane, a beautiful old house turned into a store in Midway, Utah. The store has a small cottage attached. As it turned out, showing our work, asking what was available and a little negotiation led us to now selling our wares in the small cottage during the Holiday Season. We are very excited to showcase what we've all been working on. After some hard work, here are some photos of partial displays we set up in the cottage. More photos to come.




Having worked through the weekend to get this set up for December has been fun, interesting, new and a challenge. Another opportunity we are looking forward to is 'Swiss Days' in 2009. We'll keep you posted as the cottage progresses and hope to see you soon! Pat
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Shaun said...

Pat, you need to check out Etsy. It is an online store where people sell everything. The best part for me are the handmade items. I think you should open up an Etsy store. Here is the link...http://www.etsy.com/
I hope all is well. We hope you can come for a visit someday soon.
Love and God bless,
Shaun

December 5, 2008 at 10:09 PM

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