Whew! The craft fair this past week-end was a LOT of work and I think both Maria and I were pretty worn out. It was fun, though. We got to see a lot of people we knew and we also met some we didn't know before.
As for sales, it was not quite what we'd dreamed but it was ok. We sold quite a few things.
This little hat, made by Maria, went to a little baby girl with a TON of black hair. It looked so cute!
When Cordelia was there one of us walked around with her quite a bit, while the other stayed at our booth. Cordy was looking pretty cute in one of the ponchos and people were stopping to comment on her cuteness. One such time an older couple was trying to talk to her, telling her what a pretty girl she was, but thankfully couldn't hear her comment. She kept saying, "I tooted. I tooted." I decided it was time to move on!
Maria and I agreed that we liked it when people came to look at our creations and made nice comments even when they didn't make a purchase. Quite a few crocheters from other booths came to look over our things and several asked where we found all our patterns. I think they were surprised to know that we almost never follow patterns. We both kind of like to create more free-style. Luckily I am better at freestyle crochet than I am at freestyle cooking!
It was fun to people-watch at the craft fair. Do you like to do that? We saw some interesting people but I think the winner had to be the man who strolled by both days, wearing shiny dresses and some kind of dangly headband on his nearly bald head. I have to say it wasn't my favorite look but he was memorable.
I will be busy working at hospice these three days before Thanksgiving. How about you? Are you busy getting ready for Thanksgiving? Are you having company or are you someone's guest?
Thank-you for stopping by. Feel free to use my photos but please link them back to my blog. I am honored if you wish to share content of any of my posts on Facebook, Twitter, etc. as long as it is linked back to my blog.
As for sales, it was not quite what we'd dreamed but it was ok. We sold quite a few things.
This little hat, made by Maria, went to a little baby girl with a TON of black hair. It looked so cute!
When Cordelia was there one of us walked around with her quite a bit, while the other stayed at our booth. Cordy was looking pretty cute in one of the ponchos and people were stopping to comment on her cuteness. One such time an older couple was trying to talk to her, telling her what a pretty girl she was, but thankfully couldn't hear her comment. She kept saying, "I tooted. I tooted." I decided it was time to move on!
Maria and I agreed that we liked it when people came to look at our creations and made nice comments even when they didn't make a purchase. Quite a few crocheters from other booths came to look over our things and several asked where we found all our patterns. I think they were surprised to know that we almost never follow patterns. We both kind of like to create more free-style. Luckily I am better at freestyle crochet than I am at freestyle cooking!
It was fun to people-watch at the craft fair. Do you like to do that? We saw some interesting people but I think the winner had to be the man who strolled by both days, wearing shiny dresses and some kind of dangly headband on his nearly bald head. I have to say it wasn't my favorite look but he was memorable.
I will be busy working at hospice these three days before Thanksgiving. How about you? Are you busy getting ready for Thanksgiving? Are you having company or are you someone's guest?
Thank-you for stopping by. Feel free to use my photos but please link them back to my blog. I am honored if you wish to share content of any of my posts on Facebook, Twitter, etc. as long as it is linked back to my blog.
3 comments:
I had a good time spending some one on one time with you!
So glad you had a successful sale...
Have a lovely Monday!
Hi lovely lady.
The little hat by Maria is so sweet, The Baby girl with a ton of black hair must look so cute!!
I would like to thank you so much for your sweet comments on my new Thanksgiving Tablescape.
I also hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family.
XXOO Diane
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