We had a great time on Friday at the party hosted by Lark Books, which by the way makes some of the best craft books ever, and is located here in Asheville. We celebrated the craft community here with food, beer, and high spirits. Thanks to Lark for making it happen...
On the shop front, every day brings us closer. We have set the date for the opening celebration as July 3rd, which is rapidly approaching. No matter what we will get the doors open by then!
Very excited about your new shop. I've looked at that vacant store front for years wondering who might bring it back to life and don't think it could be finer!
ReplyDeleteHI! I SQUEELED OUT LOUD WHEN I READ THE ARTICLE IN THE PAPER THIS MORNING!!! My name is Renee and Ive had a sewing business for almost 20 years - been selling on Etsy since 2006 - I just started looking for studio space last week - do you have any still available?! I am very interested! my Etsy shop is candysticklane.com and you can email me at candysticklane.gmail.com Im SO excited about what you've done with the dry goods shop! Ive lived in Asheville all my life and its wonderful to see new life breathed back in to old landmarks!!! XO
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Asheville, and best of luck with your venture. As an art teacher with Asheville City Schools I am always glad to see more arts opportunities in our town.
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So very happy for you and your soon-to-be-open space! How might I get in touch with you to see if my work might be a good fit in your shop? Best of luck, and greatly looking forward to my first visit...
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