Archeress Arts will be appearing at an SCA event in Meriden, CT, on Saturday, 4-19-08.
Please look for me at Balfar's Challenge with many other fine handmade merchants and sellers of fine goods! My tent will be near the archery field, and directions and details on the event may be found at:
http://www.eastkingdom.org/event-detail.html?eid=1505
The weather promises to be fair and dry, and I look forward to seeing many familiar faces and hopefully a few new ones there!
Monday, April 14, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
What's New?
A few things have happened since my last posting here...
On Leap Day, 2-29-08, my fiancee and I were married, after dating for 8 years, and knowing each other for a good 15 years or so. The ceremony was small and wonderful, and we are planning a larger reception party for later on in the fall for extended family and friends.
I also received a wonderful wedding "gift" from Mrs. Karen Norman, of the Auctioneer's Wife blog - an interview!
http://avenuestosold.blogspot.com/2008/02/recent-ebay-fee-changes-send-norwich.html
And I have recently joined FAEetsy - a "street team" dedicated to fantasy-themed arts on Etsy.
You can find out more about the group here:
http://fantasyartofetsy.webng.com/
All in all, things are winding up fairly well as the ides approach. My final scribal projects for the Society for Creative Anachronism are finishing up tonight, leaving me a nice long break until November 1st, to tend to a house hunt, our wedding, and of course, new inventory!
Speaking of the shop...
I will be attending I-CON in SUNY Stony Brook (Long Island, NY) on Saturday, April 5th, although not running a booth there. If you happen to see me walking around (I will post a picture here in advance), I will have a pouch of business cards with me to hand out, and my ad will be in the pocket schedule. Although I am not actively selling at the convention, I would be more than happy to talk about commissions while present. I am really excited about getting some fresh air with my husband, and of course, the opportunity to meet Billy West, the voice talent of Fry in Futurama - and also voice talent for the starring roles in the Ren and Stimpy show.
Other plans are still being cooked up - and hopefully there will be at least one craft show in the works for this spring. If there is, I will announce it here!
On Leap Day, 2-29-08, my fiancee and I were married, after dating for 8 years, and knowing each other for a good 15 years or so. The ceremony was small and wonderful, and we are planning a larger reception party for later on in the fall for extended family and friends.
I also received a wonderful wedding "gift" from Mrs. Karen Norman, of the Auctioneer's Wife blog - an interview!
http://avenuestosold.blogspot.com/2008/02/recent-ebay-fee-changes-send-norwich.html
And I have recently joined FAEetsy - a "street team" dedicated to fantasy-themed arts on Etsy.
You can find out more about the group here:
http://fantasyartofetsy.webng.com/
All in all, things are winding up fairly well as the ides approach. My final scribal projects for the Society for Creative Anachronism are finishing up tonight, leaving me a nice long break until November 1st, to tend to a house hunt, our wedding, and of course, new inventory!
Speaking of the shop...
I will be attending I-CON in SUNY Stony Brook (Long Island, NY) on Saturday, April 5th, although not running a booth there. If you happen to see me walking around (I will post a picture here in advance), I will have a pouch of business cards with me to hand out, and my ad will be in the pocket schedule. Although I am not actively selling at the convention, I would be more than happy to talk about commissions while present. I am really excited about getting some fresh air with my husband, and of course, the opportunity to meet Billy West, the voice talent of Fry in Futurama - and also voice talent for the starring roles in the Ren and Stimpy show.
Other plans are still being cooked up - and hopefully there will be at least one craft show in the works for this spring. If there is, I will announce it here!
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