Here's my "booth" at the Wednesday Farmer's Market in Delaware, Ohio, held on Sandusky Street from three until six o'clock. Even though it was close to 90 degrees, we were in the shade of the lovely tall old brick buildings (aren't the details in those old friends marvelous to behold? back in a time where people took pride in their workmanship and even brick buildings were carefully conceived). I sold out of all the children's sizes, so need to make more of those, for the grandmas who wanted to give their little cuties baking lessons. The rack, wood ironing board, stool went into the back of the truck in 2 minutes, secured, and the red bag held my cushion, the wood info box, a jug of iced mint tea, and some reading materials. The other vendors were so pleasant and nice! not catty at all. Seven dollars for the space. It's a shame the Grove City market doesn't allow crafts, I got to meet lots of lovely Delaware folks, shopped and spent money in the antique store in town, bought a beverage. Income for the town and a nice perk for their residents, and volunteers helping out. They had a neat idea I am borrowing--when you arrive, or if you have a permanent spot you like, they write it on the sidewalk in your space to "hold" it for you, isn't that smart? So there were lines and people's names or, mine says, "apron lady!" and I get to be under a tree. Note the ribbon securing the rack to the tree, in case the breeze picks up or someone yanks a hanger! Going back on Saturday since Craig is busy with a gaming conference all weekend!