Tiny Hands was allocated a booth on English Day, which was themed "Hotter than H.E.L.L.", which stands for Humour in English Language Learning.

It was a hit! I got great publicity. I made 10 cookie charms and 2 acrylic pendants, a collection specifically for the event itself, so I had lower prices for them: RM 5.00 each. Sold like hot cakes... except they're not hot, and they're not cakes. I had people wanting more cookies, but I ran out of them and told them they could send me an email through my website on Tiny Hands Online.

Lecturers came by in a bunch, and said they were so amazed by what I do. My lecturer ordered 3 custom-made pairs of earrings from me for her daughter. I also made another custom pair, on the spot, for another student.

A lot of people mistook me for selling someone else's products!

So as I was sitting with a friend by my booth, making a last-minute pair of earrings. I sold three pairs of the same design today.

A lady at a booth opposite mine, was doing henna painting. She came over at around the end of the event to check my booth out, and she loved what she saw. She owns a make-up and fashion gallery/center and they give out door gifts regularly to their customers. She said that she is considering getting something else, other than what they normally give: teddy bears. So we exchanged business cards. Squee!

Many people were unaware of how my clay charms were made. I put them in the Play-Doh perspective, except that with polymer clay, they harden in the oven.

I made two blank books for the event. I didn't sell either, but they were good for publicizing what I do.

Business cards were given out to a whole lot of people.

It was a great day for Tiny Hands!