Thanks to you all!!! You're so generous with your praises!!
If any of you have followed some of my older posts, you know doing a Renaissance fair was on my dream list. I felt really honored being there, because it's hosted by the SCA & they're pretty picky about what vendors get in. They want all the vendors to adhere to the Renaissance or Middle Ages theme - your products, setup & garb, everything.
Disguising the pop-up was a LOT of work, but it'll be easier the next time, since all the panels are now sewn together, etc. I'll add some more fabric to the panels, they were a tad too short in width. I'm going to work on a proper sign as well.
If anyone needs to know anything about disguising the tent & what I used, ask away.
The Dragon Balm is just a salve with an infused oil base, thickened with Bee's Wax, & it has some Tea Tree EO. I sold out of it & the Dragon Dance soap which is scented with Dragon's Blood FO. I sold almost all of the Queen's Rose soap as well.
No, I didn't speak in dialect. That was more than I knew, but I may have to practice that. There were 3 women roaming around who were dressed like hags. They were speaking in dialect, & they were just hilarious!! They stopped by my tent a couple times. One smelled a bar of soap & said, "Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!! But, it's not June yet!" Then, they bantered among themselves about smelling like goats, etc.