Showing posts with label booth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label booth. Show all posts

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Market Booth Display

I got some new linen displays, love them, to replace my
   acrylic ones.  (That picture in other computer and on my FB
Monrovia album if interested).

I decided it was time to up-date my weekly market booth, it has been pretty much the same since '08. To do so, I'm trying to keep key words in mind to guide me. Natural, organic, a little rustic, wood, metal, rocks, down-to-earth, inviting, sexy and feminine, and somewhat neutral in color. I would like the jewelry to add the color, sparkle and shine. I would like the booth to
 look like a little boutique, albeit, on
 a couple of six foot tables.
Spray painted the "posing girls" earring holders and glued
washers on the bottom with Guerilla glue.  They always
toppled over and needed a weight.  Now they  will hold
earrings just on one side too.




Needed some height and found that shelf at a thrift store that
week.  The wire stand with the jute bust was around the
house, don't really know what it is for but repurposed here. 
Also, spray painted the black velvet earring displays.

The tan table was looking sad and needed something.  Eunice,
who I met that night suggested, per my asking, something in the middle
This is a mirror I had thrifted and works well.  Also, painted the
gray velvet necklace displays.  I did finally get some of  my rocks out, they
really add to the whole display.  Last, would like to get a matching
tan table cover, I should say material, as these were made by my hubby. 
PS.  Things appear out of order at times as I do know how to get things just right
with this drag and click and fitting, please bear with me.




Monday, April 25, 2011

Juan's Copper Jewelry





This is Juan's booth at the Santa Semana Festival in San Felipe, Baja California.  He is on the main street that leads down to the Malecon, the ocean front boardwalk, which would be a more ideal location.  Lots of jewelry at this festival, but not like Juan's.  There is not alot of copper jewelry here and his is the only wire wrapped jewelry that I saw at the festival...have a look at Juan's wonderful work.  He also made the framed display.  Juan is from Rosarito and has also sold his jewelry on Olvera Street in Los Angeles.  Photos taken and shared with permission from Juan...thank you Juan!