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Market Day



Sadly Lynley couldn't join me today as her dad is unwell :-(
Was up rather early this morning (i.e. didn't get to bed till when some people are getting up on dairy farms) getting everything completed, packaged, priced etc for today and the organisation paid off as setting up was easy and had lots of sales :-) These photos are courtesy of Miss 8 who helped me set up this morning.


Jase helped with the prep too and put these flowers together (as instructed).

Off to make dinner, need sleep.
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Beverley said…
Wow Lara .... you've been incredibly busy. I like the selling handmade stuff idea ... I've always thought it would be fun to do but have never had the courage to actually do it ...yet! Jase did good on the flowers. Hey ... and my feet are now proudly wearing Keen shoes, found some in Invercargill while Dad and his credit card were with me. ;o)
7:22 pm
Niella said…
how cooool Lara:-)

loved clicking on the pic and seeing the close ups...heart picasa!

i adore, ADORE your frame with the sassafras papers! Oh my, its so gorgeous!

love craft markets sooo much.
7:40 pm
angel gurl said…
oh Lara nice goodies, love those flowers and it sounds like it all paid off. Enjoy the sleep. You did an awesome job.
8:16 pm
Jenny said…
Well done Lara - enjoy your sleep and the fruits of your labour
8:25 pm
Twobees said…
Wow Lara, what awesome goodies you have there. I hope the day went well for you, and good to see the weather holding out.
8:52 pm
Liddy said…
Oh Boy you've made me nostalgic for my "market days". Your things look awesome, would be pretty unique on the market scene I'd say!
8:56 pm
Chris Millar said…
How cool Lara!! Well done to you!
11:26 pm
Donna said…
ooh all looks very cool! What's with the serious look!
8:08 am
Roo said…
You sooo don't look impressed in that photo lol but I love your outfit - very cool. You have some wonderful goodies you have made - hope it all went well.
8:26 am
Lara said…
ahhh, the photo...I'm about to smile in it as I had only just realised she had me in the picture when she pressed the button :-)
2:44 pm
Anonymous said…
Looks like a lot of hard work and some yummy stuff in your stall Lara!
Good on you and hope you got lots of sales/interest.
6:48 pm
Penny said…
Great! Glad you got to sell lots :) I've tried selling cloth nappies but they weren't that popular.
11:34 am
Karen L said…
Jase definately did well with those flowers Lara. You definately have been busy - hope the whole market experience was very profitable for you.
11:48 pm
Rach H said…
your stall looked fantastic lara!!
all that hard work paid off.
loving all the fantastic creations I can see!!
5:30 pm
Mel said…
Your stand looks so gorgeous - I would have bought everything!
3:23 pm
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