"Can this really be exchanged for money?"
The old lady was somewhat uncertain.
Although these things looked fresh and attractive, she was afraid no one would buy them.
"It'll work. I'm just worried these things will be like tooth powder, and people will start copying them very quickly. After all, unlike tooth powder, these things don't take much figuring out."
Su Qiao was quite confident in the things she had made.
Besides, Guyin Town was one of the major routes between the north and south.
Even if the locals were less receptive to new things, the traveling merchants and peddlers would surely know what they were worth.
As long as someone bought them, they would definitely draw in others.
Following the crowd wasn't something unique to modern times. It was the same in ancient times.
"Then what should we do?" Remembering the trouble with the tooth powder, the old lady began to worry.
Su Qiao smiled. "Let's make some first and try selling them. If they sell well, we'll make more in the second batch and earn more silver."
In fact, she wanted to make more in one go, but she knew that wasn't realistic.
The old lady and the others would definitely worry about losing money.
"All right."
The old lady thought it over, then steeled herself and decided to take out all the fabric she had put away before.
"Luckily, we still have some cloth. As long as you don't waste it, think it over carefully."
Su Qiao and Ernie exchanged a glance and said in unison, "Grandma, don't worry. We definitely won't waste it."
Scraps were enough to make a few pairs of socks and slippers, but they certainly weren't enough for all kinds of bags.
That was why, as soon as they finished eating, the two