Well this year will be my first time to convention. I got 4 standby demonstration tickets. How hard is it to get into the demos on the standby tics? Can't wait, can't wait, can't wait!!!
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
You can take them to the demo registration booth and trade in your stand by tickets for tickets to any open demo. If the demo is full then you can wait and see if someone doesn't show up for the demo (which happens.) and trade it in at the demo door.
I already know what 4 demo's I want to use my standbys for and will be trading them in first chance I get. That way I know I'll get the demo's I want ahead of time and not have to stand in line and wait to see if there are openings.
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
You can take them to the demo registration booth and trade in your stand by tickets for tickets to any open demo. If the demo is full then you can wait and see if someone doesn't show up for the demo (which happens.) and trade it in at the demo door.
I already know what 4 demo's I want to use my standbys for and will be trading them in first chance I get. That way I know I'll get the demo's I want ahead of time and not have to stand in line and wait to see if there are openings.
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
If it's a super popular presenter, a very unusual subject, or a new hot topic technique, it may be difficult to use a wild card. Other than that, it should be pretty easy.
Rae
Check out ICES.org and ices09.org
It is the July 30 through August 2 in St Charles, IL.
Check out ICES.org and ices09.org
It is the July 30 through August 2 in St Charles, IL.
Check out ICES.org and ices09.org
It is the July 30 through August 2 in St Charles, IL.
First off I am asking this only one time so if it repeats several times ~ it's not me doing it!
I have a question about transporting my hand-on pieces back home. I will be flying and not sure how to pack my pieces as carry on on the airplane.
Any suggestions and tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, cb 
First off I am asking this only one time so if it repeats several times ~ it's not me doing it!
I have a question about transporting my hand-on pieces back home. I will be flying and not sure how to pack my pieces as carry on on the airplane.
Any suggestions and tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, cb
First off I am asking this only one time so if it repeats several times ~ it's not me doing it!
I have a question about transporting my hand-on pieces back home. I will be flying and not sure how to pack my pieces as carry on on the airplane.
Any suggestions and tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, cb
First off I am asking this only one time so if it repeats several times ~ it's not me doing it!
I have a question about transporting my hand-on pieces back home. I will be flying and not sure how to pack my pieces as carry on on the airplane.
Any suggestions and tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, cb
What demo's are you doing? Will they be fragile pieces? How many hands on demo's are you taking?
What demo's are you doing? Will they be fragile pieces? How many hands on demo's are you taking?
What demo's are you doing? Will they be fragile pieces? How many hands on demo's are you taking?
Hey Texas Sugar ~ I was just in Houston this past weekend for my neice's wedding. I am from Beaumont. Where are you?
I am in the following hands-on demos:
a) Nicholas Lodge - pansies and violets
b) Maisie Parrish - Girl in Red
c) Kelly Lance - Bug's Party
You - are you in any hands-on demos?
Carol
Beaumont is about 4 hours from here. My grandmother use to live there. I'm in Tyler, about two hours east of Dallas.
I'd plan ahead and carry a box for them. You can always break it down and fold it up and put it in your suitcase with a little tape. I'd also take some tissue paper or something you can place around the flowers to keep them from bumping into each other. Maybe some packing peanuts or bubble wrap.
I'm in Zane's Baby Elephant class. Thankfully driving or rather riding up there, so I don't have to worry flying. I did fly to my first convention with a dummy cake and carried it on the plane in a cake box. That was pre 911 days though.
Beaumont is about 4 hours from here. My grandmother use to live there. I'm in Tyler, about two hours east of Dallas.
I'd plan ahead and carry a box for them. You can always break it down and fold it up and put it in your suitcase with a little tape. I'd also take some tissue paper or something you can place around the flowers to keep them from bumping into each other. Maybe some packing peanuts or bubble wrap.
I'm in Zane's Baby Elephant class. Thankfully driving or rather riding up there, so I don't have to worry flying. I did fly to my first convention with a dummy cake and carried it on the plane in a cake box. That was pre 911 days though.
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