We had an action packed weekend at Good Juju.
Although we were right on the tail end of Halloween, you’d never know that only the night before, trick-or-treaters are ghouls were roaming the streets.
On November 1st in the aisles of our store, it was full on Christmas time.
My booth was probably 60% handmade holiday decor, 35% vintage Christmas, and a mere 5% other stuff.
Now, don’t quote me on this numerical division, it’s just a guess. What I’m saying is, I doubled down hard on the holidays myself.
I love every moment of Christmas decorating and crafting, so am thrilled to have five days of holiday sales at the venue this season.
Not only our First Friday weekends in November and December but a bonus shopping day on Saturday the 23rd.
And you know me, I went all out, over producing since I was doing what I love.
So I will need that extra day to get rid of, I mean market, my inventory.
No worries about you coming to see us on the last date of our holiday sale and not finding anything. We are overstuffed, especially me. I still have a table filled with goods in my studio to bring in, and most likely will have so much extra that I’ll be packing it up for next year too.
That’s the nice thing about vintage goods, or arty goods made with vintage style and ingredients. There is no expiration date. A fifty year old item will just be even better fifty years from now, right?
