The Total Woman Show

Whew – what a crazy, busy, but FUN weekend I had at the Total Woman Show!  Although it was a lot of work getting ready for it, it was so totally worth it!  I’d like to thank everyone that took the time to stop by my booth for a visit.  I really enjoyed seeing all of you, and having the opportunity to personally meet many of you.  We had over 500 people stop and make a card.  Isn’t that awesome? If you loved stamping and want to get more involved then don’t forget to mark Friday, March 6th on your calender and either email me andrea@sunnystampin.com or call me (519) 620-8810 to reserve your spot in my Get Started Stamping class - it’s only $5 and you’ll get to make two simple but beautiful cards.  If you weren’t abe to make it to the Total Woman Show you’re welcome to come as well for the same great price.  Don’t forget – you’re always welcome to bring a friend. If you can’t make it that night then be sure to keep checking my classes & events calendar as I’ll be updating it with a lot more great classes.

Since so many of you don’t live close enough to have been able to attend the Total Woman Show, I thought I’d share a few pictures of my booth and what we did with you. The first three pictures I’m going to share, I took just before the show opened on Saturday.  Sorry the pictures are a bit over-exposed – I always find it hard to take photos indoors and have them come out looking okay. The picture you see below is what my whole booth looked like.  I had a 10′ x 10′ corner booth with two 8′ x 10′ black panel display boards, a banner graphic in the center, a table for my door prize, catalogues, etc., and a Make and Take table.

This next picture shows you a bit of close up of the panel and table I had on the left:

Here’s a picture of the right hand panels:

Throughout the two days of the show our booth was quite busy – thank heavens I had such wonderful helpers as I couldn’t have done it without them (I’ll introduce you to them in a minute).

Here’s a close up of the Make and Take table.  We were able to fit up to 8 people making a card at one time with two demonstrators showing them how to make the card:

Below is a picture of the card that everyone made – we used the Garden Greetings stamp set and the Sweet Serendipity greeting set. We used Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze and Kiwi Kiss Classic inks.

And last, buy definitely not least – here is a picture of me with my helpers at the end of a great show.  From left to right: Karen Harman, me, Tracy Wegener, Maureen Walford (my mother-in-law) and Christina Clarke.  I also had one more helper – Val Promoli, who was there on Saturday – but unfortunately I didn’t get a picture with her. I want to extend a HUGE thank you to all of them.  I would never have been able to do this show without them.  Not to mention the fact it wouldn’t have been half as fun without them!

Thanks again to everyone who stopped by – I look forward to stamping with you again soon!