The fair, and the cafe bar we were based in Home, was really busy. Probably due to the happy coincidence of good weather, the start of half-term and the visit of HMS Illustrious to Liverpool.
We met lots of new crafters who were selling at the fair including:
Natalie Louise Smith who is an illustrator and artist.

Image Natalie Louise Smith
Vintage Fairytale - this mother and daughter combo create beautiful cake stands (or use them as jewellery stands) and candles out of vintage cups, saucers and plates.

Image Vintage Fairytale
Loves a good yarn, owner Pam Harrow makes lots of lovely things out of crochet, including children's clothes, bridal accessories and afghans.

Image Loves a Good Yarn.
CD Clockworld, Alan Southern takes old CDs and DVDs and creates them into clocks. It's such a simple idea but terribly effective. A Bart Simpson clock anyone?

Image CD Clockworld
It was a good, but tiring day, that means I need to get back into the Elsie May and Bertha workroom to replace all that I sold! So it's sewing (sorry!) for me.
TTFN
Louise
PS - Our next fair is at the Community Centre, Hoylake on 9th March.
The next one at Woodside Ferry is 21st April.
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