after months of talking and planning, my crafting for charity group finally set up our craft stall at a local village show to see if we could raise money with what we make as well as sending needed items to charities
the weather was lovely and there were lots and lots of families there to enjoy the entertainment and stalls.
Young girls with pocket money burning holes in their purses made up over half of our customers, attracted by the hair decorations and my little animals. Dog owners were another good group buying the handmade dog biscuits and toys.
We took £200 and learnt a lot about doing a craft stall - only 2 of us had been involved in craft shows before - and are talking about trying a Christmas market next.
Anticipating a fine array of zoom in zoom out this week, as always and thank you to everyone who joins in
What a lovely collection of things you have there, and I am not surprised it did so well. That looks like a super cushion there ..
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely ZIZO & well done on such a lot of money. Gosh, a Christmas stall? What a talented group. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI was delighted to hear that it was a big success! Christmas sounds like a great idea. It'll be here before you know it..
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear it was a success ~ well done!
ReplyDeletePerfect weather for a day at the fair...Love the knitted spider on the shelf!!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that your first experience turned out so well! Not surprising, however!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear the event was a success! I knew your little critters would be popular - they're so cute.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for hosting ZIZO!
My, you did do well! Congratulations on the fund raising and the making. Best get started the for Christmas Fayre now! lol
ReplyDeleteHow awesome to be a part of this and doing so well! I love fairs!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on doing so well!
ReplyDeleteA brilliant haul - very well done! You had glorious weather too.
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