Tam Groom of Hastings makes the journey each month to sell her candles and soaps.
"I don't want to give them up but I have to sell some to make space at home," said one stallholder at July's Dannevirke Community Market.
She was talking about her heavy-duty knitted creations – the product of many hours of work. They were just the thing for cold winter
days – colourful and thick.
Selling at the market creates a mix of emotions because you have a personal connection with items if you made them yourself, and most vendors do.
A sale is affirmation of a job well done, quiet times can mean rejection of your concept or process and sets you wondering.
Visitors are amazed at the quality of crafted goods for sale and their great value for money.
