Yes, the Christmas Fair came and went. It was soo much fun and i can't believe it, but I sold everything I made! I should have made so so much more because most of my stuff were gone after only 2 hours. Very exciting. I'm so glad I did it, it was a lot of work, but totally worth it!
All the pictures but the two last ones are from when I set up the table at home the night before to "try it out"
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| I had two small "tomte nissar", or Santa's helpers, as decorations. So many people asked me if they could buy them. But I aint selling these. :) |
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| I made Swedish candy, "kola" and 'knack". The kola is from a special recipe from the village I grew up in. A neighbor of mine told me the story behind it ad I put it down on paper. |
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| These were the pillows. My two favorite ones were gone before the fair started. |
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| I made a bunch of these Dala Horse Hairclips and they were very popluar! |
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| I blogged about the felt hearts I made a few weeks ago and I had them displayed on the table like this to show people ideas on how to use them. |
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| Another one of Santa's helpers showing people where to find the knack. I should have made so so much more of it when it was gone in a flash! |
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| These Dala horses are to put in the Christmas tree and they where also gone quick! |
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| Although it was a Swedish Fair and a lot of people probably know about the Dala Horse I attached a little tag with the history of the Dala Horse on each one. |
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| A close up of the Dala Horse Hairclip |
These two pictures are from the Fair.
That is it folks!
Maybe again next year? I better get to making things soon! :)
Don't know if I'll blog anymore before I go to Sweden on Thursday. We'll be gone for a while so I will probably be back then!
GOD JUL everybody!!
