Three of the dolls' dress and pants sets for the stall which I share with ShellyC.
Children's reversible aprons. I also make adult aprons to match the childrens ones.
Peg bags in various styles.
ShellyC overlooking her bags and hats.
Aprons and dolls' clothes at this end.
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Wow you've been very busy Alice. Have you sold a lot?
Carol - not a lot - 3 adult aprons, 2 peg bags and 2 sets of dolls' clothes today - but the more I sell the more I would have to make for the next market. Naturally one would like to sells lots and lots each day, but I was quite content with today's effort. We have another market at a different venue this Thursday.
Lovely the doll's dress, aprons and bags!
ShellyC is beautiful!!
Have a nice Sunday!
Those clouds look like they held rain in them. Did it rain?
Thank you, Sonia. No, it didn't rain, Sandy, thankfully. Most of the tents were there for sun protection.
Your stall looks great! You must have been busy making all of that stock. Hope you had fun doing it.
you sure are a talented lady. Where do you find the time to do everything???
what a great looking stall, i am going to try and come out to the next one. first week in dec is it?
Look forward to seeing you, Kath. 4th December.
Beautiful work, looks like a great day to be outdoors. What are peg bags?
Susan, peg bags are for keeping clothes pegs in instead of leaving them on the clothes line to get dirty or perish in the sun. I make bags that can be tied around the waist like an apron, or attached to the line itself or attached to a clothes basket trolley. Do you use a clothes line outside for drying clothes or is everything dried in a clothes drier?
Looks like fun! And the booth has so many wonderful colors.
You have been busy....it looks like an Art festival that i go to in Indiana......I love going to them....I just sold my wreaths and scarfs at my daughters church bazarre.....or craft show.....I did pretty good. Had a few things left, and put them up on ebay....so time will tell....i too love the interaction with people....
I used to dry clothes outside, especially cloth diapers! I remember the fresh smell of the clothes - and the stiffness! I don't know why I stopped hanging them out, just lazy I guess. We call them clothespins (your pegs) and had a bag for them that slid along the line, and would bring them in with the clothes.
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