With the Christmas season comes the plethora of bazaars, markets and gift shows full of wonderful ideas. My mom and I had the chance to pop into one this weekend and take a look around for gift ideas.
There were many booths showing a variety of gift ideas, from baskets to baked goodies to many handmade treasures.
For those of us who don’t have the time to make a gingerbread house, these pre-made ones were all ready to be decorated.
Homemade jams are always such a treat, and this booth made it easy for everyone to sample their wares.
If any of my friends had little babies right now, I’d be getting them these for Christmas. So cute! Be sure to check out her facebook page (look for Button-It Hats!)
The booths that I find stand out the most are one like this, that make a point of having a great display.
Look at how adorable these hats are! If I ever learn how to properly knit (not just make a scarf), I’d love to make some of these felted Christmas hats.
There were many booths set up with crafts for kids (and adults alike) to participate in, including this pottery display. Such a good idea to keep little ones busy while the mothers shop.
Wow! Thank you so much for “covering” our event so well. We hope you return next year when we get our “glitches” worked out and have an even Better event! : )
Thanks again for your support.
Robin Konstantopoulos on behalf of St. Thomas School Council
Thank you so much for the reviews you gave my hats and for the referral to find me. I love this blog you’ve put together, I will certainly keep checking back to see what you’re up to!
Thanks again!
Melanie Read
Button-it hats
I would also like to thank you! Your pictures are great! And it was nice to be able to share pictures of my little booth with Friends and Family that couldn’t make it to the show! I will also be adding you to my blog reads!
Cheers!
Karyn Boyd
My Way Creations!
I love those holly painted ornaments and glasswork! Wish we had a similar show nearby I could visit, I love them but there’s hardly any over here heh.