Sorry about not posting my weekend recap yesterday. Was not feeling very well and even today, I still feel like shit. Anyways, here it is
Friday
After work M and I went and watch the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie. We absolutely love it. I love how it ended. I love the costume for this movie. I was thinking all night about how beautiful the robe Kiera was wearing when she got captured. It was a red coloured robe. I shouldn't say much because I know some of you have not gone out to see it yet but I absolutely love all the Pirates movie. Makes me want to be a Pirate too. :*)
Saturday
After Yoga, I went straight to the Craft fair and nearly died there. This year I saved up enough for me to get anything I want and boy I wanted everything there. I spent 4 hours at the fair just going from one booth to another booth taking my time looking touching and talking to people. I was extreamely happy when I found out that we have a Bead Guild here in Western Australia. I couldn't find their website because they are revamping it, so I do not have a link for them. But I do know that they meet every first Satruday of the month. Since this Saturday, June 2 ,is going to be the first Saturday of the month I am going to check it out.
I spoke to this lovely beader too and she gave me heaps of information on beading. I was really inspired by her work. She was working on this gorgeous beaded necklace with seed beads and I wanted to sit there and just watch her do it. It was not a simple necklace too. Owh noo noo noo... this one was sewn on to one of those quilter's thing, you know the one that goews between the top part of your quilt and the bottom part of your quilt, God I can not believe I forgot the name but anyways, she said that after doing that she is going to sew it on to a leather backing and put a gem stone on it and its finish. I asked her how much will she sell it for and she said that in the UK this necklace would fetch about 1000 pounds!!! Wow... I was amazed. I hope I see her on Saturday so that I can learn this skill from her. I also asked her how long this took her and she casually said that the base took her only one evening while watching Lost on TV.
On moving along... I was walking around the beading area and guess who I saw? Mia and Kate of One Hour Craft. I plucked up the courage to go up to them and introduce myself. I was scared that they would not want to speak to me but Mia interviewed me. God. I looked horrid that day. I was wearing my track pants with my red jacket and I had no make up on. LOL. It was very nice meeting them. Mia was so excited when I told her who I was and I was so excited too. It was like meeting a celeb. HAHAHA....
I also bought my very first Yoyo maker. After seeing Karyn's yoyo I wanted to make some. I also bought Pompom makers
I picked up a couple of new skills at the craft show. I learned how to do proper card stamping, proper
beading techniques and also proper quilting technique. I wanted to sign up on the quilting class with the Quilter's Guild but it clashes with Yoga on Saturday morning so I decided not to do it. I also learned how to do embossing and stencilling. I bought a starter's kit and I have made a couple of things already. Hopefully I will be confident enough to start selling it to people. I also bought a light box from one of the booth there and they didnt have it on stock at the fair so they said that they will mail it to me free of charge. woohoo...
So if any of you wants a sample of these cards, drop me a comment and I will hook you up with a set.
Sunday
I woke up late. Cleaned the house a little bit and rearranged the furniture around the house. At 2pm, Tiff, her sister and her niece came over for a little beading session. Well Ashley, the niece and I had a great time beading. I taught her how to make loops and bead the proper way. I also gave her a kit and a beading magazine for her to take home. I showed Ahsley how to make bookmarks for her to sell at her school's fair.
They spent 2 hours at my house and after that I just lazed around and watch some TV. It was a fantastic way to finish up the weekend.