Are they for outside? Waterproof adhesive, wooden head etc. If they are for inside then I would try the "craft & decorations forum" They are cute, 2 to 4 in. flower pots I would guess. Price would depend on area & traffic at where you are trying to sell them. NY would get higher price probably than small town in Montana. Jan

It was a beautiful movie. I was impressed by how unperturbed the birds were as photographers closed in. I see the need to pretect this wildlife from humans. There was a problem with the message at the end. There are no penguins in the artic. Penguins live in the southern hemisphere.

Personally I would make the salad, store in fridge in a Tupperware or similar sealed container. Leave in that for transportation. I would surround the container with blue ice frozen bars or zip lock bags of ice. If you have the insulated bag you mentioned put it all in there. Once there transfer to the penguin. The penguin doesn't seal so I definitely would not transport in it. I think that you put ice in the base of the penguin and the contents in a separate part is that correct? I have done this frequently and I have lots of the blue ice packs in various sizes kept in the freezer for when I need them. If you have a dollar store or big Lots they are very cheap. I have had ziplock baggies leak so I would not risk contamination of the salad by putting it in them. That's also why I prefer the blue ice.

It's a good thing you know what you're doing, as in, not needing good quilting instructions. It's really cute. I love how you incorporate homespuns/plaids into quilts. You made one with appliqued stars a few years ago that I really liked. When I made it, I'm calling mine Primitive Stars. Blocks were made a long time ago and there they sit. lol But, I still love it. :-)