Our POP UP SHOP was in a vacant building that is due for renovation soon... It is part of a lovely heritage building where Port Hacking Potters hold their monthly meetings.
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Entry to shop |
We ran it for almost two weeks which is quite a commitment for a small group
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hand formed candle holders |
There were around 17 of us with our work on display - in this image mine are the blue vessels and the candle holders
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Display of work includes my teapot set, green tree voitive and white vases |
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View from a different direction
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All in all the event went well.
6 comments:
love your candle holders, glad it was a success
I am really glad to hear it.
Love your work - and also those windswept trees.
Hi Anna,
The Pop Up Shop looks great and so does the pottery! What a good idea! As you say, it is quite a commitment for a small group to put something like that on for two weeks, but it is an effective way to showcase your work.
Hi Linda - thank you... not sure yet if they found new homes but they were fun to make.
Hi EC thank you... those trees were made by a fellow member of our group, Janet Selby if you want to look her up. She makes Bonsai pots too.
Hi Peter Thank you and yes, I am so glad it was worthwhile... at least we didn't have to worry about the weather like you do for a market stall.
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