Once we had set up I poured myself a hot cup of tea from the thermos, sat myself down and took a deep breath while Rob took photos.
Rob is an old hand at markets as he has done them on behalf of his work over the years. It is good to have someone along who knows the ropes and doesn't hesitate to chat with people. It was lovely to meet other stall holders too. This is as much the chance to socialize with like minded people as it is to sell our produce. The theme of this market is up-cycled, hand made and home grown so we fit right in!
I must say it is a lot of fun arranging our wares to show them off and entice the customers. Writing and drawing on a blackboard takes me back to my childhood. It is still lots of fun!
There was interest and appreciation in my timber art as well. It is always a nice feeling watching customers walking away with something I have made, knowing it is going to be enjoyed in someone else's home.
I must say the food available was absolutely delicious, healthy and fresh. There was even a dairy free, gluten free icecream truck. I tested it out to make sure it was the real deal... the flavour was lamington and yes it was incredible! As always there was awesome music until the market finished at 7 p.m.
Next blog I have some exciting news!! I have been umm-ing and ahh-ing over this for a long time and finally I have done it! Details next time.
Have a wonderful Winter weekend!
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