Last Sunday I was at the Main Street Car Free Day. The Beaumont Studios hosted an artisan market, and it was lots of fun. The weather was funny and I had to monkey around in order to make sure my stuff wouldn't get rained on. After all the shows I've done, I still don't have a proper pop up gazebo/shelter, so I had to use our camping gazebo. LOL.


Here are some of the close-ups of the table.




Thanks to all of you who came by and said hi - you know who you are. It is always fun to have someone to talk to and have a laugh with.

On Sunday I am in Portobello Art and Fashion Market, in Creekside Community Centre in the Olympic Village. I might have some of the 2 for 1 admission tickets - let me know if you would like some.


Blog ya' later,

What a soggy, soggy day... My kids school is only three blocks away, and yet, I was drenched by the time I picked them up from school. The street we walk to school is lined up with cherry trees. Today all the blossoms hung heavy and sad.

I played again with My Digital Studio. Slowly, I am getting hang of it. It's not that different from other design programs I've used before - so no steep learning curve here. Look what I've made:


I am really, really starting to like My Digital Studio. I still do some stuff for my pages in Photoshop, but I have to wonder why I waited so long to give MDS a try.

For the last two months I've been participating in Portobello West Art and Fashion Market. It is a monthly market at Creekside Community Centre, held on the last Sunday in a month, and I am scheduled to be there every month through August. I will be selling my jewelry, including my bottle caps designs and bamboo tiles jewelry, my handmade cards and some altered art items. Come and visit me if you can.



That's it for tonight. Sleep tight.

Blog ya' later,