Comment: Interesting idea. Making old forms and objects with different materials. The booth will need to be more fresh and exciting. Comment: Nice reinterpretation of traditional craft. Incorporating re-purposed materials is nice touch. The bowl with interwoven beads has an especially Nice aesthetic. Comment: Impressive use of sewing to create sculpture! Please re-do the welcome sign. It looks kitschy next to everything else.Hey, wait a minute “kitschy?” I love that sign – it stays. My hat brims were such a hit last year and Molly suggests I really focus on a good display- look at the Styrofoam heads she’s covering with strips of fabric! I think they will help to really increase sales. I would love to see these fun brims on more heads! I’m anxious to see what she comes up with next.
Showing posts with label vintage-styled hats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage-styled hats. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2015
Judges: Love the product- not so much the display
I just received the judges’ comments from my application to Excelsior’s Art on the Lake event – (I’m in- Yeah). But I have some work to do. While they like my creations, my booth, it seems, needs work. So, I’m taking their suggestions to heart, and thanks to my daughter Molly, the ideas are flowing – well from her, anyway. We are going to step up my game.
What the judges had to say:.........
Labels:
art fair displays,
Art on the Lake,
Excelsior,
Pure Serendipity,
Repurpose,
vintage-styled hats
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Brimmin' with style and function
It's back! My hat brim design was so popular last year, and will be available again this season. Multi-colored 5 inch brim comes in two circumference sizes, 21 inches and 22 inches. The flowers are actually pinned and can be removed. As with all my creations, these brims are one of a kind. These brims will stretch a little after wear - no problem. hand-wash them; air dry, and they will shrink to fit.
Labels:
hat brims,
Pure Serendipity,
vintage-styled hats
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