My stall looked like this:
Sandra was there with her knitting and Jamie's cards:
Bent - a spinner who lives in Blond came with loads of yarn and knitted goods and also sat and spun:
...so distaff arts were well represented!Apart from that there was a stall selling organic lamb (no picture please, we're vegetarian); Christmas topiary by Michelle:
...Lorraine, who had toys:
..Elizabeth and Mike Walsh selling cards:
...and the Sabot Brewery doing all sorts of ales - I couldn't get a picture because there were people around the stall chatting (and possibly tasting)...The Christmas decorations in the room (sold by La Maison Bleue) were also attracting lots of attention and sales:
...and Avril (who works at La Maison Bleue) made some table decorations that were Christmas Trees made of red and green sweets:
Now whether it was all that chatting, or whether it is due to a 'bug', I had developed a bit of a sore throat by the end of the day, so I'm having to treat it with a good red Bordeaux (for medicinal purposes, obviously!).
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Hi Penny, it was great to see you today and we are pleased with the goodies we bought from you. I am glad that it was a succesful day for you. I bought 3 little acorn fairies from Pascale as well. :-)
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