
On Friday, Magoo graduated to Purple Belt. And here's what he did:
He stood up in front of the entire group of students and parents and did a solo Seven Combination.



This child had a bad seat and a good attitude.
What could be better than that? 
Lots of people took interest in the book and I think I sold about twelve copies!!! I sold a few shirts. I was expecting the size 6's to go, but I sold the onsies and one adult woman's shirt. Go figure. Cards sold OK. I never mind if I have extras of those because family members always want them and they make good teacher gifts. And I sold Grandmother off the wall. Of the four collages up there, I would have NEVER guess Grandmother would be the first to go!
This is a wall of collage. I sold all the ones based on kidlit: Wynken, Blynken and Nod - SOLD. Red Riding Hood - SOLD. Three Pigs - SOLD. Puss in Boots - SOLD. Guess what I'm making more of next year?
This is the wall of "all talk but no buy." Every single one of these collages has gotten compliments but no one has loved them enough to take them home. I'm gonna do some serious deal-making today and get, at least, one of these sold.
The rack holds some original art and some prints. In years past, the prints practically fly out of the rack into people's hands. I've sold a ton of them. But last year no one was interested and this year seems to be the same. It's funny how things go. But I had so many prints left over from last year that I didn't bust my hump on them this year - good thing.
I'm very happy with how it turned out but I will say it was a wee bit more time consuming than I originally planned. I was looking for something to take about 90 - 120 minutes. This probably took closer to 3 - 4 hours.