At Choo
God bless you!
Isn’t that a cute name???
I have always loved this booth and admired their work.
I finally decided it was time to buy something from them.
I bought some charms and a few pieces of jewelry.
What I really love are their bottles filled with the most
charming little pieces.
Some are little people(elves) sometimes just vintage this and that.
I didn’t take any close up since they were generous enough to let me take photos at all.
Of course the whole time my camera was being a bad girl
and not auto focusing.
Are you getting bored with that excuse….. I am, but it’s true.
I looked into getting it fixed but its not worth it. I might as well get another camera which I’ve wanted for over a yr now.
It does auto focus half the time just not when I really need it to.
So long story, I’m sorry if these are a bit blurry.
What I was saying before I went on about my camera is I adore their bottles
but they are pricey and as
much as I think everyone would notice them and love them as much as I do
I don’t think my most customers would spend the money.
I hate when that happens ‘,-(
You love it and you know it fits your look but it’s overpriced.
You sit on it forever to just have to give it away later.
If you could just buy anything you want and not have to worry about price
point being a shop owner would be so much easier.
I know most of my blog friends understand this so I’m not letting you in on anything new.
Just saying…..
Now this was a new line that I’d never seen before.
(again sorry for the blur)
Headbands made with galvanized wire from a gal in California.
I thought it was really different and very feminine.
The only really random shot I took. It was opposite the booth I had bought from and just
took a chance that no one would yell at me.
I never told you but I did get yelled at once by a vendor.
Gosh it was embarrassing. It wasn’t even his booth but he came right up to me and said I needed
to delete the photos or he would call security.
I was only taking it because I didn’t want to forget
to go back the next day.
I think he was mad because I wasn’t taking a photo of his ( not so fantastic) booth.
Just saying……
I did buy from this booth…..thank goodness!
so they were happy to let me snap away.
As a matter of fact the more photos I took the more I was buying.
I thought I was done but they were happy to keep adding to the order.
I have to say that every sales rep was super nice.
Very appreciative to have me stop to place an order.
I don’t expect to have them say anything but it was still nice to hear.
Great use for old wood for making small bookshelves.
They look like old pallets.
Now these of course are pallets cut in half. They make great open drawers. I remember seeing
them using this last year and keeping there order forms in them.
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