Gail~ as always a resounding WOW! You are spitting those things out pretty dang quick girl! You do animals really well can I just say. Mine would end up looking like a brown pig I'm sure. ha Very well done. I hope you do more stools. Who doesn't like a stool and that one is very cute. Love the pine cones and love the color on the vase back chair. And even though yellow is one of my least favorite colors the rocking chair is still a beauty. You are going to do so well at the show! Such a good selection and all very different and pretty. ~Anj

My goodness, Gail, you are sure putting the rest of us to shame. Do you ever sleep girl? LOL

All of your designs are just perfect for the items you paint them on. You must be a contortionist to paint all those designs on the chairs. I have a hard enough time on a flat surface!

I know your craft space is going to be one of the most popular ones--everyone will want to see all your chairs and things. Hope you have lots of good sales too.

Luvs

Thanks guys, I'm glad you like them. I think my hubby is getting tired of it. He always sees me with a paint brush in my hand! LOL...I want to be sure I have enough for my booth. Last year I think I had about 14 chairs. It's a 10 x 10 tent and was very crowded until some of them sold. But this year the show will last for 3 days. I wanted to do some signs too because not everyone will be able to buy a chair but I'm not sure how I will display them. Gail

Gail, Just a suggestion. I've seen one of the lattice panels hung from the bars of the tent, then the signs hung on that with S hooks. That might work for you. Your canes could even hang from it too.

With a 3 day show, I can see why you would need lots of inventory. And you are smart to have a variety of products in different price ranges to suit every pocketbook.

And remember, any that don't sell there, the quilter lady will probably want at her store. ;o)

Luvs

Luvs, I've thought of using the lattace. I would have to attach it on the bottom too. This show is on grass so that shouldn't be hard to do. Now if I can just get my husband to make it. We'll see how many signs I actually get painted. Gail

Just go buy a couple of panels at Lowe's, then if need be, your DH could cut them. The new "plastic, wood look" ones are really pretty inexpensive. Use wire to attach to the top tent bars, then more wire and some wooden stakes for the bottom. Hope you get lots of signs painted. ;o) Luvs

If you don't want to use wooden stakes, use the dog tiedown screws...They work great!

Gail, you are doing a wonderful job on your projects. I sometimes forget to come over here and look in the gallery. I did a couple of chairs some time ago, one was a dainty antique chair with the caning messed up. So I made it into a plant chair for my front porch. Always got nice compliments on it but haven't done another one.

You said your husband always sees you with your paint brush in hand. Mine too. I have gone to bed with brushes in my hair (a habit of sticking one where ever it will hold). My husband says when I die he will stick a few brushes in the casket with me, I told him that would be great, just add a few bottles of paint and I will leave a happy woman. It is now included in my funeral plans, for real!! I can't imagine going any place with out my paints and brushes - you never know when you might need them.