Fantastic new market.

This was the view from behind my stall for the whole time the Handmade Craft Market was running on Sunday 22nd August. at Erina High school. The place was buzzing. The enthusiasm and positive energy was inspiring. Make certain you don't miss out when the market is on next, Sunday 21st November. Just in time for Christmas. the quality and variety of good available was the best I've seen in a lot of years of marketing. Where have all these talented Central Coast artisans been hiding?


Here is a sneak look at a new range I am introducing, I call it Blue Retro, had a great response to it at Handmade Craft Market.
you will find me at Stall 45 inside the hall, come and say hello tell me you saw my bog and i will give you a discount.

Brooch- The Subject... IV

And now for something completely different.. all 4 of my submitted brooches were accepted for this touring group exhibition in melbourne. How exciting?!. If you are in the area go and have a look, looks like fun to me.

Busy Weekend.

Have been very busy getting ready for the Yarramalong Art Show, have to set up tomorrow so it is all set to go on the weekend. Official opening is at 2pm Saturday.
Then on Sunday I will part of the very first Handmade Craft Market on the Central Coast It is on at Erina High School and there are over 50 stalls and lots of exciting things planned. The first 100 visitors will receive a goody bags, there are lucky door prizes and free face painting and more. check out the website for all the details. http://www.handmadecraftmarket.blogspot.com/
Will show you pictures next week. I have designed a new range for this market I will call it Blue Retro. Be one of the first to see it at the market Sunday.

Artists of the Valleys Art Exhibition.

August is proving to be a very busy month for me. I have numerous leadlight commissions on the go, due out by end of the month. There is always uni work to do as well as the Handmade Craft Market at Erina High school hall on 22nd 10-2pm.
But I have forgotten to mention that I have also been invited to exhibit at the Artists of the Valleys exhibition on 21st and 22nd August. This is held in the Yarramalong School of Arts Hall and features artists from the surrounding valleys who work in various mediums to produce their artworks. It is a beautiful along Yarramalong Road to the small village, past the Lavender Farm and Macadamia Farm. The Yarramalong Manor is a great place for lunch or afternoon tea. Make a day of it. The small entry fee is to raise funds for the maintenance of the hall. So it is a win /win situation for all, the local community and yourselves.