Street Fair

[dgman]

Our Woodworking club did the annual Thousand Oaks Street Fair last Sunday. The club paid for our booth, and had 12 members participating. I was the only scroller of the group. We had three tables set up, with no back drops for hanging. With 12 members displaying, there was not very much room to display our stuff properly. Next year, we will have two booths and I will build some backdrops to hang portraits and clocks.
I sold 40 mini birdhouses, about 20 gift card holders, some mini clocks and a hole slew of other stuff. Altogether we sold close to $2000, with me doing the best at $550!
I still have two other shows to do this year, so hope to do better!
The pictures were taken before the show started, and I took the pictures, so I am not in any of them.

[barbsbus]

I love your work. Thanks for sharing,

[Wood Dog]

Thanks for sharing those great photos Dan, nice assortment, and super sweeeeeet cuts. Congrats on your sales, well deserved.

[wood-n-things]

Well done. Thanks for sharing.

[Max]

You have a great assortment of work. Congrats on the sales.

[lkbraa]

Great variety and great cutting!!! The colors and choices of the woods are awesome1 Do you use all natural woods or are some of the work stained?

Thanx for sharing and good luck with the next two shows/festivals!

[Bill Wilson]

Congrats on the successful show! Some nice items there, sounds like you all did pretty well. Thanks for the pictures!

[Ramjet]

Nice assortment .
Roger

[dgman]

Great variety and great cutting!!! The colors and choices of the woods are awesome1 Do you use all natural woods or are some of the work stained?

Thanx for sharing and good luck with the next two shows/festivals!

Hey Kim, Thanks for the compliments. Yes all natural woods. The only time I use stains is on portrait backer boards. Everything pretty much gets the same finish. A 50/50 mix of boiled linseed and mineral spirits. Then when dry, Deft semi gloss spray lacquer.