As I signed up for a few markets lately I list the ones that I will be attending in September:
Saturday 1st September 2012: Kalamunda Market
Sunday 2nd September 2012: Freo Growers Green Market
Sunday 9th September 2012: Park Street Markets Subiaco
Sunday 16th September 2012: Montage in the Garden Toodyay
Oops... thats actually a few ;-) I better get my Bernina into gear.
My plastic bag dispensers sold well lately so I made a few new ones. My favorite is the blue retro flowery one. Unfortunately I am constantly told we have too much stuff (!!) in the house so I decided to take it with me and sell it, I would have loved to keep it ;-)
At the last Park Street Markets in Subiaco I bought a new sewing book and they showed these very pretty hair flowers. I made 10 in different colors and kept one for me (this doesn't count as "stuff" because it's so small).
As you can see I am not a gardener, I am a sewer ;-))
Here is a look out of my window in my sewing room. I started to collect mushrooms in different shapes and textures and they make me happy when I sit there working. (As you can see I am also not a window cleaner...).
Hope to see you at one of my next markets, have a good start to spring everyone.
Caroline
Thanks to everyone who came along to the Park Street Markets in Subiaco, it was a good day and we enjoyed it together with Libby (who was a very well behaved puppy).
Please note the next one will be held on Sunday 9th September 2012 from 11am to 3pm.
Check out the official Park Street Markets Facebook site (there is a picture of my stall)
http://www.facebook.com/ParkStreetMarkets
I also took some pictures for you before the market started:
Libby has news for you:
The next Park Street Markets will be held on Sunday 19th August 2012 between 11am and 3pm. Rokeby Road will be closed between Barker and Bagot Street. Come along for this new market and enjoy Subi on a Sunday.
This is a picture of the 1st Market in July:
Hope to see you there.
Caroline
It was such a good day last Sunday in Freo at the Growers Green Farmers Market. The music was great, the kids were dancing, the food tasted yummie, the atmosphere was very relaxed and it was just the perfect day to spend outdoors.
Here are some pictures for all those who missed out.
Please note that the "big" market with craft stalls is held on the 1st Sunday of every month, the farmers market (vegies and food) is held every Sunday.
