I became a business woman on Friday. We set up my booth at the Thanksgiving Point Farmer's Market out on Water Tower Plaza that hot afternoon. Thankfully, it wasn't long until we were mostly in shade from the buildings. I wasn't too nervous about being there, only worried about whether anyone would buy anything. I didn't want all of the hard work my children had put into helping me to be for nothing. Who would want a silly little crocheted critter anyway? I know my aprons are good but I worried...
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Farmer's Market
I became a business woman on Friday. We set up my booth at the Thanksgiving Point Farmer's Market out on Water Tower Plaza that hot afternoon. Thankfully, it wasn't long until we were mostly in shade from the buildings. I wasn't too nervous about being there, only worried about whether anyone would buy anything. I didn't want all of the hard work my children had put into helping me to be for nothing. Who would want a silly little crocheted critter anyway? I know my aprons are good but I worried...
Labels:
Aprons,
Crafty Me,
Crocheting,
Family,
Money,
Thanksgiving Point,
Working together.
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4 comments:
All of your things look sooo cute. I wish I was up there so I could see it all in person. Thanksgiving Point is such a fun place to have a Farmer's Market. I hope you sell a bunch!!
I am so excited for you! This is so awesome. You are quite the business woman and I am so proud of you.
I'm serious . . . I want some. Do you do special orders for out of state people????
Your aprons are so fantastic and pretty! I especially love the wonderful mixes of fabrics you use!
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