I love this drive home.
I am always relieved that the event is over and that soon life can return to normal again.
This year, the show has been really great for me. Old and new customers have been very kind. And really, how hard is it to spend 11 hours a a day in a booth hearing that my cards are beautiful.
The only down side to this past week is missing out on Easter weekend activities. Being inside with a controlled lighting and temperature system means I have no sense of what a spectacular weekend everyone had in Southern Ontario. When I left for the show Friday morning I saw a convoy of cars with canoes strapped to their tops! Clearly, it was a beautiful weekend both inside and outside.
Happy Sunday. Happy Easter.
Here are my Sunday Links!
About.com Jewelry Making
It's time for a fling, a spring fling that is, and why not start by making a pretty beaded flower?
Art Bead Scene
Art Bead Scene Free Project: Bead Cap Tutorial.
Barbe Saint John - Jewelry from Forgotten Artifacts
I'm certified!
Beading Arts
Cyndi shares how she constructs her bead embroidered cuff bracelets for the Bead Journal Project.
Cindy Gimbrone aka Lampwork Diva
Cindy re-interprets a traditional Easter icon into Grunge Bunny!
Earthenwood Studio Chronicles
Melanie sees a new line of beads in the Internet adventures of Molly the Owl
Jean Campbell
Jean tells all about her adventures in San Francisco during Beading by the Bay--a creative retreat.
Snap Out of It, Jean! There's Beading to be Done!
Although Andrew has posted about this,Jean wants to emphasize how beautiful the motivation and the necklace Andrew and Loreli made, for Relief for Haiti!
The Writing and Art of Andrew Thornton
Andrew collaborates with fellow designer, Lorelei Eurto, on a necklace to be auctioned off to raise money for the Red Cross's Haiti Relief Fund. Bid while you still can!
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