Kez's Big Idea
Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack's stall. She chooses the carrot carrier and remembers the day she got it.
Mack and Daisy are doing a big clear-out before Mack goes to college. Moira suggests they hold a pop-up jumble sale at the Big Hub. Meanwhile, Kez is trying to sell her latest big idea – carrot carriers.
Molly spots some curtains that remind her of their childhood in the jumble sale and asks Mack if they can keep them. He puts them aside. However, when Moira sees the curtains, she thinks they've fallen off the stall and puts them back in with the rest of the jumble.
Ayesha arrives at the Kids Club, showing off her mum's invention. But Euan and Caitlin don't see them as carrot carriers – to them they are mini sleeping bags. Kez loves the idea and is inspired to make more. She goes to find special material to do this, spies the curtains amongst the jumble and buys them from Daisy.
When Mack comes back to the stall, he, Daisy and Moira realise what has happened and dash to Kez's stall, but it's too late – the curtains have been cut up. Molly is sad, but Kez, Daisy and Moira find a brilliant way to make amends.
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