Beulah's Vintage Attic, joining us for the first time with their kitchenalia, vintage inspired clothing and accessories. See web-site for details http://www.beulahsvintageattic.co.uk/.
Caroline with her handmade jewellery, using semi-precious stones & more recent quirky pieces.
Elaine Mairis who has shabby chic, pretty antique & vintage items (furniture, fabric & ornaments) for interior decor.
John Gustard with his lovely collection of art http://www.johngustard.com/ He will be doing quick portraits in Conté Crayon at the Summer Fair. We are hoping he will be able to run some more workshops with The Artisans in the future.
Kiss the Book, Jane the English Booklady, with her lovely books, kitchenalia and lovely decorative objects. Her blog has won an award.
John & Sue's delicious vintage inspired cakes & teas are available all day and they will introduce their preserves and homemade produce.
If you are out for lunch with family or friends, in need of inspiration or just curious, you will be made most welcome.
You may wish to combine a day out with Friends & a little inspiration.
Gardener's among you will appreciate Heale Garden http://www.healegarden.co.uk/.
For lunch, The Bridge http://www.thebridgewoodford.co.uk/& Wheatsheaf http://wheatsheaflowerwoodford.co.uk/are open for lunch (you may need to book beforehand).
Together we look forward to welcoming you to make the best of a late Summer's day at the Village Hall, Middle Woodford, Wiltshire, SP4 6NG,
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I am happy this sunny morning, as I'm beginning to gather and sort for this Sunday's Artisan Fair. There is a special enjoyment to having a stall at a fair run by friends. This little fair is growing and each time I am surprised and delighted by what I discover there.
It is to be held on Sunday 16th in the village hall at Middle Woodford, opening at 11.00 am and finishing at 4.00 pm. We are lucky in that the valley is a beautiful one, the village hall has a quirky charm and... there's a car park across the road!
Before I give all the exciting details of the fair and the other stall-holders, I'll just show a few of the pieces I have been putting together...
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| A pretty little collection of plates, cup and saucer |
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| Just a few of my beloved books... |
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| A pair of 1950's curtains- I love the rose fabric! |
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| My favourite advert |
I have a selection of sweet little baby clothes, brought from a Brocante market in Paris
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| The detailed embroidery on this bib is lovely |
and many more new bits and pieces I haven't even had time to photograph yet!
However... I'm most definitely not the only person there, so with thanks to Camelia and her blog Artisan Fairs, here are the details of the other stall holders and the fair-
The Artisan Friends gathering together include:
Beulah's Vintage Attic, joining us for the first time with their kitchenalia, vintage inspired clothing and accessories. See web-site for details http://www.beulahsvintageattic.co.uk/.
Camelia with vintage linens, handmade lovelies, vintage objects, haberdashery & gardenalia.
Caroline with her handmade jewellery, using semi-precious stones & more recent quirky pieces.
Elaine Mairis who has shabby chic, pretty antique & vintage items (furniture, fabric & ornaments) for interior decor.
John Gustard with his lovely collection of art http://www.johngustard.com/ He will be doing quick portraits in Conté Crayon at the Summer Fair. We are hoping he will be able to run some more workshops with The Artisans in the future.
Kiss the Book, Jane the English Booklady, with her lovely books, kitchenalia and lovely decorative objects. Her blog has won an award.
Sky Blue- Anne Marie with her own design Sky Blue hand knitted and handmade items, incorporating vintage fabrics, as well as a selection of other vintage pieces.
Tanya Wadey with handmade rabbits, hair slides & broachs. She will be joined by Imogen and her lovely Limited Edition Lino-cut prints, produced entirely by hand.
John & Sue's delicious vintage inspired cakes & teas are available all day and they will introduce their preserves and homemade produce.
If you are out for lunch with family or friends, in need of inspiration or just curious, you will be made most welcome.
You may wish to combine a day out with Friends & a little inspiration.
Gardener's among you will appreciate Heale Garden http://www.healegarden.co.uk/.
For lunch, The Bridge http://www.thebridgewoodford.co.uk/& Wheatsheaf http://wheatsheaflowerwoodford.co.uk/are open for lunch (you may need to book beforehand).
Together we look forward to welcoming you to make the best of a late Summer's day at the Village Hall, Middle Woodford, Wiltshire, SP4 6NG,
FREE ENTRY
We are all excited and looking forward to a good day for all.
