too limited to have a booth.
Jennifer Cameron generously offered me part of her
booth to display my wares.”
When I asked what was her
favorite part of Bead Fest
(and her least), she told me,
“I loved being able to trade
beads with other vendors
and meet new and old
customers. I disliked not
having any ‘down time.’ I was
either selling, shopping or
assisting in classes the entire
time. I was exhausted by
the end of the weekend! I
won't have the mammoth
inventory necessary to making vending worthwhile
next year either. However, I
will bring my ceramic beads
and pendants. They will be
available for private purchase by anyone who is
interested.”
The one thing she would
advise her younger self on
if she could? “I would tell
myself to let go of perfectionism and nurture more
playfulness in my art.”
When I asked Linda how to
find her, she gave me the
list of locations below. But
she also let me know that
the current inventory in her
shop is a bit limited since
she is on the road (and only
has so much with her). But
once she is home in April
she says she’ll have over
100+ items, so be sure to
check back with her again in
the Spring!
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