Today I continued to make my dead flowers which I ended up making 3 more dead flowers, so I had 4 dead flowers. Then I made the leaves and stem black too with the styroform which was used like a sponge. Then I started to make 4 dying which, so I made half of the petals black, and I left some of the red to show also I left the leaves and stem. I also had 4 alive red roses which I didn’t do anything to them. Then I me and a group of students carried in the props for people selling items and food for the be our guest song. The actors were then told to only touch your prop that is yours and when you are using it, so it has a lower chance to break. One person that sold meat had a basket with raw meat, porkchops and sausages in but a different character has the sausages which made the basket looked empty, so we need something else made to go inside. We also found out about some sellers that we didn’t know about before which they were going to sell fruit, hats, books and fabric which was added to our props list. Then I went the prop store where I searched for weapons for the village mob to carry which were household item and I found an axe, a carpet duster, an oversized frying pan and a rolling pin. Then I got a basket, a tray, a crate, fake fruit, a bag, a stuffed snow tiger toy and a big American flagpole. The play is set in France in the 16th century so most of the fruit we have now wouldn’t have been grown or sent over from other countries, so we decided to order some more fake fruit. Also, a French flag was going to ordered online to replace the American flag. Then me and another person carried the props back to design and then the household weapons were given to the actors to practice with. Then I put the snow tiger into the bag, and I tied a sting around it to be a hunting bag with a dead deer in which isn’t removed from the bag, but we needed something the right weight and size to go into the bag. Then I looked online for fake apples for the fruit seller which I found on amazon for £12.60 that was a pack of 8 with good reviews saying that they looked realistic. Then I looked up images of 16th century French hats and most of them were black with a feather on them. Then I grabbed the basket and I put Styrofoam in the bottom with a white piece of fabric over the top and then I put the candle that everyone made when were getting introduced to prop making. Then I looked in the hats box in design and a few hats were pulled out and then I found a box labeled “napkins” which we needed but there were white tablecloths inside and I only found 1 napkin inside of the box. Then a pack of feathers were grabbed to attach to the hats next week.