Candy and Cake stall

Hello dear readers

First of all I want to thank you for your kind words of support.  Let's all pray for peace here and everywhere
else in this world.

The last few days kept me busy making two more stalls for the exhibition.  I've been asked by the curator if
it was possible, for the short time left, to prepare two additional stalls for the market.  With nine stalls
this market is a getting to be a fair.

Since there was very little time, I decided to make a cake and candy stall. For this purpose I used  one of the three straw stalls  which  didn't go to the show.  I put away the baskets and added two shelves.

The reason I chose to do this stall is because I already have many of the products at hand, many of them
made by very dear and special friends.

This cake is Blake giveaway prize which I won. Blake is a young and super talented
clay artist.  For a very long time Blake hasn't posted.  I look forward to hear from you
dear Blake.

This cake is made by  Jennifer.  Dear Jennifer,  did you ever believe your work will one day be displayed
in a far away country, Israel?

This cake was made by Tatiana.  Dear Tatiana you probably never thought your work will
be shown at a museum in Jaffa.  My dear I am sure your work deserves to be displayed in
any museum around the world.

The chocolate roll is made by Gonda, a wonderful, talented artist.

I am now working on the second stall which I intend to fill with teapots and cans.  Will show you
when I finish. Tomorrow I'll take out my clay and start making teapots. Tuesday I have to go again
to the museum and hand over the finished stalls.  By than many of the shelves will already be filled
and I shall maybe able to take some photos.

Here is a photo of the invitation to the opening.  It is Hebrew but you can see the design.

Blessing to all