There is something quietly beautiful about a spring market at Granary Square. The old brick arches of Coal Drops Yard rise overhead, light bounces off the Regent's Canal

You will find 109 tables selling their very own designs, curated by themselves. An open space full of entrepreneurs where they are selling what they are best at. As a vendor we were blown away by the quality of every stall. Last Saturday was one of those days that reminded us exactly why we do this. 

Crafty Fox Market returned to Granary Square in King's Cross, and the atmosphere was everything we hoped for: relaxed, curious, full of families pushing prams and couples stopping to browse. We arrived early to set up, unfolding our white pegboard display and hanging the new season vests before the first visitors had even found their coffee.

What we brought along

The table were full of soft pastel spring and soft colour palette. Pink and cream floral sleeveless vests hung at the top of the display followed along with other designs. These beautifuk vests and cheerful prints catching the eye immediately and customers stopped by just to talk about the lovely designs and prints. 

Markets are never really about selling, at their best. They are about the connection who picks up a design they like and says so many lovely words and comments about the design. The most popular item we sold on the day are our Bunny Comforter Blanket and particularly Bunny Chloe. Even our very last one for display got sold too.

We are already looking ahead to the next market dates and have a few new pieces quietly in progress — and a wider range of the snap button bibs in our plain, autumn and cherry, floral designs. Follow along on Instagram and check littlescandibaby.com for upcoming market dates, or shop the full range online any time.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and said hello. You make these Saturdays everything.