Broomcorn Festival

This year our family had 2 booths at the Broomcorn Festival in Selmer. We sold crafts and baked goods.

Here are some of our baking ingredients

Cookie dough

Marshmallow treats

Our little friend Tony enjoyed watching us make them!

Sarah made these neat hairband lollipops.

Banana bread

Melissa made 17 loaves of sourdough bread

Setting up our tables

Hope made these cute pumpkin rice-krispie treats.

 Rebekah sold a lot of baby hats and booties

 Blanket Buddies

 Animal costumes

Swedish Weave Afghans

Melissa visiting with friends, Rebecca and Brylee, while setting up a display of Poppie People

Brylee had her own lemonade stand 

Our friends, the Berrys and Bartons, had 2 booths right across from ours.

Mr. Berry was selling hand-made cutting boards, animal calls, rolling pins, and trivets. 

 

Mrs. Berry and her daughters, Sandee and Rebecca, were selling the beautiful pottery they make.

Our table with bread and cookies was swarmed with people all morning!

  

All the bread (25 loaves) sold before noon

The cookies sold out quickly as well.

Of course the children loved the marshmallow treats

Here are some of the other vendors

Sandee making a piece of pottery

Mama Flo and Amanda admire a piece of pottery

The purpose of this booth was to raise money for a Confederate Monument

Southern Heritage 

Handmade Baskets

Weaving

 Daddy visiting with a friend

Customers admiring Rebekah's crocheted hats and booties

Woodworking

 

I loved these little carved mice someone was selling!

Handmade tops

Mr. Berry offers peanut brittle to his customers. :)

 These ladies are browsing through Emily's animal wash cloths and puppets

Trying on a Dinosaur costume

 Admiring the Poppie People...

...and the afghans.

James entertains the shoppers with a puppet show

Darling Emma enjoying the swing