Day two of BreyerFest was just as full as the first day. I spent the much of the day sewing while watching the live feed and looking at the various contest winners.
I was thrilled when it was announced that long time friend and fellow blogger Danielle Feldman of Feldman Studio had won the Performance Excellence Division of the Best Customs Contest. (The first link will take you to the blog post about how Danielle made her contest entry. Photo from Facebook.)
She made all the lambs that are in the pouches on the donkey. (Photo from Feldman blog.)
Social media posts began showing Woodstock and Mini Woodstock, offerings coming soon for the Vintage Club. So excited for these two! (Photo from Facebook.)
Allison Pareis was given several donations for The FAMulous Collectibility Show including this unusual Family Arabian Mare.
The biggest story to come out of this year's BreyerFest no doubt will be the Saturday night auction.
A new record was set for the highest selling piece ever in auction history - the Silver Dun Pegasus sold for a whopping $65,000. (That's more than $40,000 more than the record it smashed.)
Of course, like ever other BreyerFestee, I went out to see the horses at Hobby Friends Hill, a little known, hard to find place at the horse park. (So hard to find that only Kelsey Kramer and I go there. LOL)
Little Miss Bold came right up and let me rub her face and scratch her ears.
I still haven't watched my own seminar yet but I will soon. I am curious to see how it looks when streamed by Breyer. And Liz was interviewed yesterday by Kimber Goodwin and that interview will be shown today via the live stream. I hope to catch that, too.
Other than that, I have nothing else to do or see so for me, BreyerFest is mostly in the books for this year. (Craig and I volunteer for our church and have a lot of Sunday commitments.)
Enjoy the last day of BreyerFest, folks! And safe travels home.
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