Window Displays
I love creating window displays. I find them to be challenging in all the best ways, fun to design and build, and to be such a creative outlet.
Pot of Gold
At the end of every rainbow there’s a pot of gold! This window display was created for St Patrick’s Day. The dress is a Grecian-style draped number with a one shoulder golden cape. The fabric rainbow is sandwiched between a tulle cloud, making this display look a bit ethereal.
“The Snow Ball” Holiday Window 2018
This year the Downtown Rutland Partnership sponsored a holiday window decorating contest for the first time! This was the entry for Make it Sew. It took many hours to plan, prep and assemble and I am so incredibly proud of the finished display! Update: WE WON THE CONTEST!!!
Boo!
This spooooooky Halloween window was created by wrapping dress forms in plastic dress bags and clear packing tape. They we strung from the ceiling where they could float and flutter with every light breeze that would come into the shop.
Vermont Truffle Company Camping Window 2016
Sometimes it’s tough to come up with unique ideas for window displays, especially during the off season times of year for a business. I’m pretty proud of this concept! The Vermont Truffle Company is best known for their truffles, but they also make nut clusters and solid bars of chocolate with nuts, sea salt, cayenne…
Vermont Truffle Company St Patrick’s Day 2016
This display didn’t photograph very well, which is a bummer because it was really beautiful in person. The rainbow was constructed out of tulle strips, the pot o’ gold in the center held a number of truffle boxes and the shamrock was made out of cardstock. I went all out for this holiday and also…
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