Building up inventory for shows

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Here's a couple of things I made to help my lagging inventory. Got a three day show coming up.

The first is a Cherry Candle Holder and the second is a Walnut bowl.

Thanks for lookin'

Bruce ;)

[Jerry Clark]

Very nice Bruce-- nice form on the candle holder.:D I like the simple walnut bowl.

[Linda Creatore]

Hi Bruce,

Very nice pieces...the bowl is very elegant...shows that it doesn't require a lot of elaboration to make an attractive and saleable item!

The candle holder reminds me of a goblet...do you turn goblets? If you do, I'd be interested in seeing some.

I still need to set up my lathe and start my learning...but I am fascinated with goblets and chalices...love em!!!

Linda:cool:

[Keith Burns]

Great pieces ! The bowl is my favorite but I like the candle holder as well. You will do well I'm sure.

[Jim Ketron]

Nice Job Bruce!

Im also working on building up my inventory for a show comming up in Oct.
Good Luck Hope you sell out!

[Ernie Nyvall]

Very nice Bruce. I'll bet you do well at the show.

Ernie

[Dick Parr]

Very nice Bruce, you should have no problems selling those turning. Great job

[Kurt Aebi]

Great looking pieces, Bruce!

Good Luck at the show and I hope you do well (you should with pieces like those and your pens are fantastic!).

[Alan Turner]

Nice work. Having never done a show, I am curious. What type of show is it? How many pieces are you planning to take?

I have thought about doing a show, but would have to build a show inventory also, which for the type of work I do might be an awfully long leap of faith. Or, I might just empty my house. I may start a thread just to see what the experiences of others have been. Don't want to hijack your thread.

[Michael Stafford]

Bruce, I also like the bowl a lot, it has a beautiful color, form and finish. The candleholder is nice as well. Do you sell a lot of them? Good luck on your show! ;)