This was my setup the last time I went. I've been tweaking it. I rather like this look.
(In case you didn't know, I have a little knit/crochet business. You can find me online here.)
That's it! We be done! How are you celebrating the end of the A to Z Challenge?
Today's A to Z Challenge post brought to you by the letter...
You did it!
ReplyDeleteIs that the name of your company? I'll just click the link and find out...
I like the name of your company and I like your set up!! It was a fun challenge; enjoyed your posts, but then I always do!! Congrats on finishing!!
ReplyDeleteI'm celebrating the end by not being on the computer tonight and watching a movie with hubby!
betty
Sounds like a plan. What movie did you see?
DeleteThat's quite a setup. I love farmers markets. Congratulations finishing the A to Z!!
ReplyDeleteA very impressive set-up. I love all the products you have to offer.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on completing the challenge!!
I like your set-up too. I'll bet it is fun to sit there and watch the people. Congratulations on the finish to another A to Z Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSome people are fun to watch. Definitely.
DeleteLooks nice! I wish I could visit sometime. Happy end of the Challenge :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on surviving the Challenge! I hope to "see" you at the next one, although I read you all year. I may have ended up on Etsy if it existed back in the early 1970's but now I am too busy blogging, and reading other bloggers. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteIt's not too late, you know. And blogging can be a great way to drive business (or so I'm told).
DeleteOh! I wish you all the best on sales. You are very talented. I'm so glad for online connection today so I could read this. Be well!
ReplyDeleteThanks. You too. I hope your internet troubles resolve themselves soon.
DeleteVery nice products and set-up! I'm glad I got to meet you through the A to Z. Congrats on completing the Challenge! I will probably celebrate with some Netflix tonight and a short blogging break in mid-May after I put up my reflections post.
ReplyDeleteI think quite a few people are going to take blogging breaks.
DeleteLooks nice! Congrats on finishing the challenge
ReplyDeleteThanks. To you, too.
DeleteYour farmer's market display looks really nice and organized. I took a look a your Etsy shop, you are so creative!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on completing the A to Z Challenge. I have enjoyed visiting your site.
Shelly @ http://hangryfork.com
Thanks. And congrats to you, too.
Deletegreat job on the challenge
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteThat is a nice setup. I like your name, perfect for the end of the challenge.
ReplyDeleteFantastic challenge. Glad I found another kindred spirit. I was a sub for five years, then a teacher assistant for another five, now I clean toilets.
ReplyDeleteI think there's a lesson here.
How fabulous, Liz. Congratulations on wrapping up the Challenge—you did great! And thank you for the visit over at Life In Dogs; truly, much appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. And congrats to you, too.
DeleteOur local farmers market also start yesterday.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
That's a pretty good setup. congratulations on completing the challenge.
ReplyDeleteMary
#AtoZChallenge Z is for Zenda
Congrats to you, too.
DeleteIt looks like a great set up! Congrats on another year of A to Z!
ReplyDeleteYvonne V
Thanks. And congrats to you, too.
DeleteVery bright and colorful! That should catch some passerby's eye. I celebrated the end of the Challenge by catching up on laundry, cooking gumbo and relaxing on the couch when possible.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Visit me at
Life & Faith in Caneyhead
I definitely like your set-up. It looks nice :) Congratulations on the completion of the A-Z challenge!
ReplyDeleteIt is a relief it's over even though I cheated at the end. Love the look of your stall. I bet you sell heaps.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yeah, the challenge gets to be a bit much at the end.
DeleteNice post, Liz. Thanks for popping by my blog, and congratulations on finishing the Challenge. :)
ReplyDeleteSusan A Eames at
Travel, Fiction and Photos
Congrats to you, too.
DeleteYay! We finished! Your set up looks colorful. I would guess that draws a lot of people in.
ReplyDeleteHey that's really cool! Good luck for a smashing success at your next venue!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteI'm celebrating it by resting and catching up on emails.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog.
It looks nice!! :D I'll have to check out your online shop.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteI love fellow needle-artists! I just started knitting the notorious Hitchhiker scarf. We shall see how that goes.
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Kathleen Valentine's Blog
Hitchhiker scarf? I have not heard of this. Tell me more.
DeleteI didn't participate this year, but had a great time in popping around. I always check your site. Good Job!
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteSi great to meet you via the A-Z Challenge, Liz! Love that little knitted Z--when I lived in New Zealand and England I used to knit all the time, loved it. However, since moving to the New Mexico high desert, I've only made one sweater (for my husband) in 13 years. Too hot, LOL! Congratulations on making it through the alphabet!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I don't really knit sweaters. I'm going to start a purse. That's more in line with what works around here.
DeleteI love that your business starts with a Z. Handy for the Challenge too. ;)
ReplyDeleteVery handy. If I'd been thinking, I would have named it something starting with an X...
DeleteCongratulations on completing the challenge!! :) thetrucktraveller.com
ReplyDeleteThanks. And congrats to you, too.
DeleteCongrats o ending the A to Z! I love the layout-it is easy to get to all the areas of your creations and nice and easy to see
ReplyDeleteI think this works better than my previous set up.
DeleteWell done Liz. Having a few days off to get back up to speed at home after holiday.... can barely see over the mountain of washing. Your stall looks good.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Welcome home.
DeleteCongrats on making it to the end!
ReplyDeleteI've done craft shows like that and I'm always tweaking how I display my stuff. (I do knitting and jewelry and have my books.)
Do you do all three at once?
DeleteI wish I had the patience to knit. I've been taught to knit twice and crochet once. I've never finished so much as a scarf with either method. I'm always envious of those who have the patience to finish beautiful pieces. It's even better that you have found a way to make money at it!
ReplyDeleteI may have missed a blog post, but what do you plan to do with all of your A-Z letters that you put together for April A-Z?
Never finished a scarf. Well, considering how long those puppies take (and they can get tedious quickly), I don't blame you. You needed a smaller project to start with. (I made slippers for my first project.)
DeleteThe knitted letters were made for last year's Challenge. I held a contest last year to give away a couple of them. The rest I have up for sale.