Showing posts with label market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label market. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 07, 2012

::recap::


Last weekend I set up shop in Olde Towne for the monthly Antiques to Flea Market. A goal of mine this year is to do more shows and make connections with local shops to bring 6 petals offline as well. It was nice to meet other vendors who appreciate beautiful old things as much as I do. And, it was great to have a few of my friends come out and see what I do!

I left the show feeling completely satisfied. It's not easy loading, setting up, breaking down and unpacking, but it's so rewarding when people appreciate the display and collection. Another new addition is the ability to accept credit cards at my booth– this little guy is awesome.

Wednesday, April 06, 2011

::recap // wh market day::


This past Saturday, 6 petals participated in Market Day in Downtown Winter Haven. It was such a beautiful day to stroll downtown and see all the artists and taste some local, organic produce.

I was able to debut many new handmade jewelry pieces {to hit the online shop soon, too}! One of my favorite clients of the day...

Friday, April 01, 2011

::see you tomorrow::

The sun's a-shinin' today. Around noon yesterday the sky was black and hurricane force winds blew in. After feeling a little like Dorothy, a couple tornadoes littered the streets with debris and a couple hundred-year-old oak trees were uprooted. I arrived home to no power, which meant a trip to J's for wine and movie night.


On the bright side, the weather looks great for the weekend. I'll be setting up shop Downtown for the monthly Main Street Market Day. The park will be filled with fresh produce, handmade soap, baked goods, plants and herbs, local artist, and yours truly. Come say hi!



Sunday, October 17, 2010

::recap: psc's fallfest::

6 petals spent this past Saturday at Polk State College's 23rd Annual Fallfest. With an estimated 10,000 visitors, this event is a full day of crafts, kid's activities, and local demonstrations on the campus. I was excited to show off some new items. After setting up the booth, the day started. Shopper and vendors had been lining the walkways for long before the "official" 9am start. A special thanks to everyone who visited 6 petals at Fallfest.

Here are some pictures from the day:


I also took some shots of Fallfest's Best Dressed shoppers! Luckily, they didn't object after I chased them down with a camera :)

You can't tell from the picture, but she had the cutest sushi hair barrette, and I love the cuffed jean and flats

Looking so cute with baby in tow...gray booties and a earth-toned scarf perfect for Fall

Seriously loving her style...and his too! Lovely shoulder bag, olive green sneakers (and scarf to match) add a great pop of color to the blue ensemble.

...maybe not Best Dressed, but who can resist an adorable puppy?

Monday, October 04, 2010

::recap: winter haven market day::

6 petals made it's debut at Market Day this weekend. It's a very new event to the city and much needed. It's an older, agricultural town that's reluctant to change due to the older powers that be. Luckily, there are many young, educated, and talented people making their mark and switching the tides of "how things have always been done". Young entrepreneurs are popping up and making their voice heard, which make me smile.

Things just seemed to work out serendipitously (vocabulary word of the day) on Saturday. The weather was incredible. The artists were in a cover breeze way to which customers claimed I had the "best spot". I couldn't agree more-- the cool breeze lasted the entire day! All the local favorites were there with their goodies: R & R Chutney, Noble Juice, and Lasater Flowers & Gifts. Local farmers were selling their delicious fruits and vegetables, so of course I stocked up on avocados, and sipped on a carrot, beet, and celery smoothie. Just being at the market makes me feel healthier.






Shop update: the online shop has run into some speed bumps. But have no fear, 6petals.com will be up and running shortly. Thanks for your patience and keep spreading the love.