I’m going to take part in a local
handicraft market, which is held at a flower shop in my neighborhood. I’m very excited about joining it
because it would be a good opportunity for me to socialize local people and
show them what I made.
I’ve been making accessoriessince last winter for a change.
Usually, they are for me, for my family members and for my friends. However, when I’m stressed out, I don’t
know why but I’m likely to make them too much without considering to whom I
give them. Consequently, now I
have tons of bracelets, rings, necklaces and what not.
I’m quite interested to know what
kind of impressions do they have about my handmade accessories. I would be very nice if some people are
pleased with them. But, even if they
don’t like them, at least, I can get their feedbacks and I will be able to make
consumers’-needs-based items next time.
The market, we call it “marche” in
French though, is not a big scale event.
The participants of the marche is all told just ten individuals and
groups. Because of the small
scale, the air of the event is very friendly and laid back. The members are sewing buffs,
embroideries geeks and such and we can buy their delicate and elaborate pieces with
incredibly lower prices. That’s
the beauty of visiting craft markets.
A friend of mine and I volunteered
to make brochures of the market and we all but finished posting them. I’m really looking forward to it.
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