West coast transplant living in the Deep South, constantly making. Fiber arts, sewing, stitching of all kinds.
... and festivals
The Cotton District Arts Festival was exhausting, but fun. When you set up at 6 am and don't leave until after 5 pm, that makes for a pretty darn long day. I have a new level of respect for the people who make a living traveling year-round from one festival to another. Those are some serious road warriors! For my first time out, I was pretty happy with how I did. But I still have plenty of merchandise I'll be selling either on Etsy or this summer at the Starkville Community Market! I thought I'd give everyone a peek ... welcome to my booth!
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