This is a quick flashback because I just now got the pictures :O)
We were asked at the last minute by a sweet lady at the Main Street Office if we'd be interested in setting up at T-Ville's Victorian Christmas. For those that don't know what Victorian Christmas it really is just what it sounds like. All the shops stay open late the two nights, there are tons of food stands, local vendors (if their goods are homemade and qualify) can set up. People young and old alike rent costumes and walk up and down Main Street dressed in Victorian apparel. It really is something fun to do (if the weather is nice).
Despite the cold and the possibility of rain, we set up a table filled with various projects. Ben, Lydia, and Hannah had been working on their Co-op projects with their groups that were finished and set up. We had watches from our previous festival adventures. We made a few things such as pecans, popcorn balls, warm drink mixes, etc that we bagged and set out. We had a few scarves and our handmade cards already made. It was sort of a hodgepodge of various items.
The fun of it had to be the dressing up. We, of course, couldn't be left out of the Victorian feel (and it was encouraged for all table vendors to dress appropriately for the time period :O)
Thankfully....... these kind of skirts hide the baby bump for me, the girls got to wear their hoop skirts, and Joel's attire was an easy 'Newsie' kind of look.