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Hello! Flat Stanley here. Shh!!! Don’t tell Kyla’s mom that I am on her blog.
Kyla’s weekend homework was to take me on an adventure, so we went to an art fair. It was so cool!! Kyla’s mom took lots of photos, and I managed to get ahold of her camera so I can share them with you. 🙂
PinHere are Kyla and I, all ready to go.PinHere I am with Kyla and Eugene Perry! Kyla’s mom is a big fan of his. She says that one day when they fix up the back yard and have a covered deck, she wants one of his pieces there. He has pieces that are fine outside.PinKyla thought this table created by Live Edge Art looked like a desert. So Jewel (Vada’s lizard) came out of Vada’s pocket to join in on the picture. Lizards like the desert.PinKyla really loved this glass heart. Her mom was impressed by all the work that went into these pieces. Ernest told us that first he places all the strips of glass together to make the design and fires it, then he trims and shapes it and fires it again. Wow!PinKyla’s mom and dad were both impressed with the art created by Sunset Forge. Maybe they will need to by one of these pieces as  well when they renovate the house…PinThese beaded items were very neat. There were so many little details that a little person like myself could really admire. Megan really creates some beautiful and fun jewelry.PinAt some point, Jewel decided that Vada’s hat was a better place to travel than her pocket…PinAs soon as I saw this bowl, I HAD to have a picture with it. After all, today is flag day! There were so many great pieces here, but Kyla’s mom started getting a bit nervous. Something about bulls in China.PinI found more flat people!!!PinWe found flat animals and flat flowers too. It was a flat paradise!PinI was thinking of buying a new belt at Leather Report. But Brad said he didn’t have any in my size.PinJewel really liked the elephant belt.PinWhat’s a fair without fair food? The lemonade is always a favorite in this family.PinKyla couldn’t resist joining in this photo. The artist who made this table is named Susan Stanley!!! STANLEY!!! I wonder if we are related?PinJewel found a little forest where she felt right at home. For a minute, I thought she may stay there.PinDo you know what this odd looking thing is? It’s for making hammocks. Cool!!PinI have another secret for you. I have a little crush on this mosaic girl.PinJewel tried to play with the mosaic girl’s pet kitten. It didn’t seem to notice her.PinI learned all about sewing machine bobbins at the awesome Old Bagzz booth! There were some really neat bags there. Pam even had Wonder Woman bags, with images from the classic Wonder Woman comics. For some reason, this made Kyla’s mom very happy.PinI think the coats by Woven Dream Designs may be a bit too big for me.PinI tried to get Kyla’s mom to buy me a pet. She said something about Jewel and moved on.PinKyla’s mom thought this drum was nifty. So she took a photo even though I didn’t ask her to.PinLook at this, it’s a cymbal for flag day! Georgie was a very fun guy! He even had a video playing of himself making some of his art.PinI had such a good time with Kyla and her family at the art fair. By the time we got back to the car, I was ready for a nap.
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I really enjoyed your post. Lovely photos. Thanks for sharing 🙂
🙂 Stanley is glad you liked it. Now I have to go have a chat with him about how he figured out my password…
Jesus and Nemo enjoyed Stanley’s post.
I thought they might. 🙂