Well the show was a bust because it wasn't promoted right but we sure looked good.
Well the show was a bust because it wasn't promoted right but we sure looked good.
What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.
Was it just a poor turnout? did ya make many sales?
Dang Bill sorry to hear that, if your stuff didnt sell it must have been due to some strange reason. I cannot tell you enough how GOOD your turnings are! I love that stuff!
If at first you don't succeed, look in the trash for the instructions.
Sorry to hear Bill. Was there a crowd or just lookers?
Bernie
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone.
Sorry to hear that, hope you at least made a few contacts, they sometimes can redeem a poor show. Promoters that are bad/lazy or inexperienced can really put a bad taste in your mouth. Usually they don't last long.
Marvin
That's a shame Bill. I certainly would have been hovering around that area for quite awhile. Of course I'd be one of those annoying "look but don't buy" people but then that's why I'm not usually found at these sorts of things. I expect that persistence is going to be the key to your future in this. Did you get cards handed out? I'd bet at least that will bring something in the future.
Looks like good stuff... and I love those tables!
Sorry to hear about the poor show. Your work deserved better. I am not attending a formally good show near me because the "Ladies League" now running a formally great show have turned it into a social ocassion. It only took 3 years for this poor management to ruin this show so now they are allowing local businesses to have booths at the show, and this is the kiss of death at a once great arts and craft show.
Glenn Hodges
Nashville, Georgia
"Would you believe the only time I ever make mistakes is when someone is watching?"
I'm thinking the show wasn't open to the public. JK. The whole problem in a nutshell was poor promoting. The only promo he did was flyers and the signs on the road. Oh well, my work looks great in my house. This won't stop me from building stuff, I'll just have more for the next time. I'm buuilding a Humidor for my BIL right now but when I'm done I'll be back to turning. I thought this was a nice combo with toms table.
Last edited by Bill Wyko; 10-24-2007 at 1:07 PM.
What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.
Bill,
That turning looks great and the table is exceptional. Your work?
May all your turnings be smooth,
Brodie Brickey
Thank you. I did the turnings, My friend Tom does the tables.
What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.
Bill, I was hoping to hear about the enormous sale price for the vase. Hard to sell anything without a customer. I hope it works out for you next time.
Well, I was told by a local turning artist who has his work in a few galleries that I should ask 4800 for it. I'd be happy with 3500. I just don't think people in general are spending that kind of money on luxury items with the insecurity in stocks and housing right now. Oh well, like I said, it looks great in my house.
What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.