After weeks of planning, knitting, sewing, chatting, and baking the first ever Christmas market at the Norwegian seafarers church was held last Saturday! It was a bit of a gamble on what would be popular, what might sell, and what might not sell so good, and whether anyone would actually find their way. That, they did, and we spent the day selling all asorts of handcrafted items, Norwegian cupboard staples, delicious cakes and Gløgg. We even had a cute Lucia-choir drop by!
5 hours later I was at home, and resting on the sofa, and remembering that I actually was feeling a bit under the weather, but what does that matter when you have leftover cookies?
How was your weekend?
cecilia in the rain 
I love the knitted baubles!
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They are very cute arent they? I still have to make some for myself – but then again we dont have a tree =/
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I love all the knitwear! x
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knitwear is awesome! I hope it never goes out of fashion! 😉
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But the question is… was anyone Norwegian? 😉
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well, I dont know about Norwegians, but they had a double agent Swede in their midst!
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All those knitted trinkets are making me feel all warm and cozy! And yes, cookies solve everything 🙂 I hope you had an amazing Christmas! I spent mine eating a lot. Too much, I’d say. -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey’s
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Yeah me too! So much food, and not the healthy kind! I’m craving veggies right now! Thanks for stopping by x
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I feel so warm and cozy when reading this blog entry ❤ The Christmas market is awesome
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Thank you! Definitely one of the highlights of December!
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