Enough?

You knew I had enough wool stashed away to open a shop, well now I have enough knitting for my stall at the village market on Saturday. I've really enjoyed making these small items even if I haven't enjoyed labelling everything with fibre content and washing instructions. Now I'm not sure whether I have enough or too much, here's what I intend taking though I will try and arrange everything a little more artistically on the day

About 6 pairs each of men's women's and children's socks, 3 pairs of baby socks, 5 scarves or neck warmers and half a dozen pairs of hand warmers. I've made a sign with prices, I feel it should be clear how much things cost and my items certainly don't fall into the category if you need to ask you can't afford. I've made a little montage of items in action, printed out a sock size chart and packed a tape measure to clarify sizes, I have some float money for change, not much more I can do except keep knitting. I'm wondering how I'll feel if I don't sell anything but as some one said to me you aren't selling now so you'll be no worse off, well £5 for the stall but I can stand that. Meantime I didn't show you the little cardy I made for my great niece Amelia, here she is now 6 months old and modelling her 4 ply cotton top from the Patons Sugar and Spice book. Her mum is delighted with the cardy and thinks it will get lots of wear. Pity my family is so far away they could come along on Saturday and make my stall look busy, I'd especially appreciate the support from Amelia my happy little satisfied customer.