Yoko makes handmade Japanese paper jewelry that is sold through boutiques and other shops in the City. She also goes out and sells in the markets in Brooklyn on the weekends. Look at her very professional displays!
I've mentioned Tori's domestic goddesshood on the blog before. She's amazing. This picture does not do her items justice. I should have snatched up that purple princess fairy child's apron when she put it out. Apparently Amber and Elle are fighting over the one that Amber already has.
Danielle and her husband make the most amazing soaps. The whole room smelled wonderfully due to the fresh orange ones she made in preparation for the Bash.
This was Kat's first foray into our Craft Bashes, and her handmolded chocolates were a hit. I think she got orders for private parties based on what she made to sell here. This may have been the genesis of another small business. 
As always, I had too much to display on one table. Strangely, the items I thought would sell didn't, and the things that I never would have thought would be popular were ... and were snatched up by co-workers I never would have thought would be into fuzzy stuffed animals! (Most items you see here are still available!)
While we didn't have a lot of customers, it was good to spend time with these ladies and see all our talents displayed. We're already to reserve dates for November and December, though using this space may be a "conflict of interest for the School." Darn facilities and lawyers and rules! We need room to craft people!Stay tuned for updates on future Craft Fairs and Holiday Boutiques by Auntie Nettie and her crafty colleaques!
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