ONE DOWN AND ONE TO GO
Well it has certainly been a busy summer
for me so far. As you all know I had been doing two local markets a week. I
must say it definitely kept me hopping trying to keep up with replenishing what
we had sold. The Wednesday market is now over so I am down to only the Saturday
market. It is nice not to be so pushed all week long. I did pretty well at the Wednesday
market and since this was my first year doing it I can say it was worth doing.
The biggest seller was my husband’s cutting boards and my potholders. What is
really nice is to think that people are willing to spend their hard earned
money on something that we make. Makes us feel pretty good. My Alaska
potholders have been doing really well and I also embroider Alaska designs on
denim shirts that the tourists really buy. These are the fabric prints of a couple of the potholder
designs I have done. I hand stitch Alaska on them. People seem to like it that they are handmade and hand stitched.
My husband’s boards have really sold
well. There have been several days that I sell every one that I took with me.
Kept him really busy trying to make more.
Thou shalt
not do buttons
Thou shalt
sew quarter inch seams
Thou shalt
leave no bolt unturned
Thou shalt not
rip – only unsew
Thou shalt
not envy thy neighbor’s stitches
Thou shalt
never pass a quilt shop
Thou shalt
cook and clean but once a week
Thou shalt
never quilt tomorrow what you can quilt today
Thou shalt
not covert they neighbor’s stash
Thou shalt
not reveal funds spent on quilting supplies.
I think I should live by this. What do
you think? I especially like the one that I should never pass a quilt shop…….ya……that
sounds good. J
Now that I am not so crunched for time I
will get back on track with my blog here. Or at least that is my plan.
I have several new recipes that I have
been storing up to share with you so please take a look at them.
Thanks for stopping by and have a
wonderful rest of the week. J
Your husband's boards are gorgeous - no wonder they've sold well!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yep they have really sold well. They are all one-of-a-kind so I think that also makes them unique. :)
ReplyDeleteThe quilting commandments brought a smile to my face. Especially never passing a quilting shop. The words ..I won't be two minutes.. as I enter the store are well known ! I have been making a recipe similar to your apple one that I found when I used to live in California, and still make it. Delicious with
ReplyDeletecream, or ice cream.
So glad your potholders are selling well! And I love your 10 Commandments. Enjoy the rest of August and all it has to bring us.
ReplyDeleteTHE BEST! I love the 10 Commandments! I'd like to be able to use that on our QQQ Team's Blog.. would you mind?
ReplyDeleteSylvie