So today we at Chaos Creationz were set up at the Mt. Airy Senior Center Holiday Craft Fair. For a relatively small fair they had a lot of very interesting Vendors. I made several new friends and met some old ones today. The bake table had some lovely cookies and cakes for sale. Very reasonably priced too. Though I had a smaller display then my usual 10x10 we still sold relatively well.

My daughter Alena and my grandmother both collaborate making the products for my daughters half of the shop. Alena's Happy Little Owl Shop. Owl bracelets for $5.00. Each bracelet has an owl somewhere and boy does she make a killing! I swear she puts car salesmen to shame with how much of a hard sell she is. It's adorable though and it's actually how she earns her pocket money. Though we're definitely being smart about it and putting a good chunk in savings.

Dream catchers, oh how we would all like to catch a dream and hold it tight. While unfortunately mine can't make dreams come true they can certainly brighten up the room. With vibrant feathers and stunning focal points each one is a joy to behold. I even create rustic ones with floral arrangements on the outside just for something a wee bit different.
No family business would be complete without everyone contributing something. While not handmade my husbands 3D printer can certainly spin up some masterpieces. The cool part is that each piece is 100% paintable with regular acrylic paint.
Then of course last but not least are my staples so far. My jewelry and my leather work, both time consuming both entirely different styles and I absolutely love it. Soon I will be adding metal and wood work to the mix but for right now I have a little bit for everyone.
Wrapping up for the time being I would just like to say, Here's to a successful show! Look for me next week Nov. 16, 11 am - 4 pm at the Chaos Creationz Booth at The ChristKindlMarkt at Union Mills Homestead on Rt. 97 towards PA.
Hope you have a crafty weekend.
Blessings Ya'll
Andi
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