The second silly daughter-in-law who likes to cultivate the fertile fields

Chapter 249 Introducing the Embroidery Lady
Even if it doesn’t need to be explained thoroughly, Boss Shang can understand it, just like in the countryside, let alone ten taels, even if it is ten taels, no one will buy it. Things to use and entertain.

Instead of buying this, it's better to buy three catties of corn noodles for ten cents, at least you can have a full meal.

Seeing that Mrs. Shang understood what she meant, Du Xiaozhu didn't explain further, but just took out the work done yesterday from the box and arranged them in the corresponding order.

Mrs. Shang held the doll in her arms and couldn't put it down. She just turned it over and looked at it for a long time, her brows furrowed unconsciously.

"Sister Du, although this thing of yours is exquisite, if it falls into the hands of a good embroiderer, I'm afraid it will be imitated soon after careful consideration."

The profit of this thing is not low, and she still wants to do a long-term business, but she doesn't want to just do fashion like Juanhua.

If they are imitated soon, then what benefits do they have.

Hearing this, Du Xiaozhu put down the work in his hands and turned around, took the doll from Mrs. Shang's hand and hugged it in his arms, resting his chin on the top of the doll's head, and took out the doll from the four-dimensional pocket on Dora A's round belly with one hand. A folded piece of paper was handed to the person in front of him.

Mrs. Shang took the paper she handed over, opened it slowly, and showed a surprised expression when she saw what was on it.

But Du Xiaozhu just held Doraemon's chubby little hand with a look of admiration.

After Mrs. Shang carefully read the things on the paper, she probably understood what Du Xiaozhu meant, but she still had a little understanding, so she asked, "Sister, are you planning to put this thing in a doll?"

As he spoke, he frowned again, "There are not many women in this world who are literate, so how many of them will be able to read even if they let go?"

Du Xiaozhu only smiled at her words, and heard footsteps outside the courtyard, thinking that the boy had come to find Xiu Niang, so he handed the doll in his hand to Boss Shang and asked her to put it away for now. "Let's make these silk flowers first. We'll talk about the doll in detail later. I just want to ask the proprietress for help."

Hearing what she said, Mrs. Shang also knew the reason. After all, this thing will be sold in the future, so it's not good for others to see it now.

So he wrapped it up with the furoshiki brought by Du Xiaozhu before, and sent it back to the room where he usually rests.

Only then did he open the door, and saw that the young man was raising his hand to knock on the door. Seeing that the door was pulled open from the inside, he quickly took a step back to get out of the way.

Seeing that the lady who opened the door was the proprietress of Suanjia, she hurriedly said, "Miss proprietress, I am afraid of delaying Miss Du's time, so I will first find the two embroiderers who live nearby to learn, and then I will go find other people."

Boss Shang held the bundle in his hand, stepped back and let the two embroiderers come in first, introduced Du Xiaozhu and the two embroiderers respectively, and said, "Sister Du, the craftsmanship of these two embroiderers is second to none among us." You can count them all in the town, and many of the ready-made clothes in my shop are made by her two."

As he spoke, he took Du Xiaozhu's hand again, and introduced to the two of them affectionately, "Miss Du invited you to do this job, I'm just here to borrow a place and help her find some familiar hands." That's all."

As he spoke, he turned his back to avoid the two of them and winked at Du Xiao.

Du Xiaozhu didn't understand seeing her like this, it was because of her thoughtfulness, she was afraid that if she was young, if she didn't have a status to suppress her, she was afraid that these two people would have other thoughts and wouldn't listen to her, they would be in vain trouble.

(End of this chapter)