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For those of you who have heard me mention this more than once bear with me for a minute. With the Yarmouth Clam Festival growing larger on my apron horizon, I am beginning the attempt to line up my duckies. Not in the sewing department, since I am plodding away on that constantly (or so it seems), but in general preparation. This will not be my typical farmer's market setup but something that I'll have to step up a notch with a tighter presentation and an attempt at "classy". This is something that comes easily to my daughter, Zoe, and she has a vision for how she wants to present her jewelry to the public. Me, I struggle with the basics and have a goal of presenting my aprons as efficiently and low-maintenance a way as possible.
To this end, I've made a bit of progress. Yesterday, while browsing a local flea market after Sunday breakfast at my favorite breakfast spot, I found a spiral clothing rack for sale. The vendor, one of my favorites because of her love of everything vintage, gave me a good deal and that rack came home with me. It is totally awesome, has a small footprint (very important when limited to a 10x10' space) and I should be able to hang about 50 aprons upon its descending spiral. Whaoo!
Now I want another one.....
1 comment:
great way to put a lot in a little space! Way to go!!! :)
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