Children's Tent at Festival

The Devon Artist Network Japanese Stab Book workshop at the Contemporary Craft Festival is open to families Saturday and Sunday 10- 5 this weekend 8 and 9 June 
Come along and make your own book 

Contemporary Craft Festival

I went into the Bovey Tracey Youth Cafe and helped make some flags with the young people to go up during the Craft Festival, Sarah put this photo in a press release that went into the Mid Devon advertiser as part of the campaign of raising funds for the Youth Cafe

Bridget making Flags in the Youth Cafe

The Flags go up in Crediton

The guys ( Nick, Nick and Rosemary and Rod)  busy getting the flags on the poles to go up in Crediton High Street.

Comedy suits Flag before it went up

Last Flag Finished

This is the last large Flag for this stage of the project. 
We finished remaking my Butterfly Flag into the Crediton Shape to get it safe to hang on the High Street.

All the Flags are now ready to go, hanging starts 28 May ready for the start of the Festival  on 1 June. Whooopee!

Bridget's Flag for Crediton High Street

Family Workshop

There is a Devon Artists Network Family Flag Workshop in Crediton 
Saturday 1 June on the first day of the Festival 

10- 4pm in 38 High Street Crediton 
Artist Charlotte Turner will be helping families to create their own small flag 

The use of sewing machines is part of the process, so an appropriate adult must be there at all times for supervision 
contact Charlotte for further information charlotte turner@btinternet.com

Ceramics Festival

I am running a family workshop at Cockington Ceramic Festival tomorrow.
 Workshops start at 10.30 with a booking system in place find us in front of the house.

Also on display in the Secret garden is the work from the Torre Primary school residency , the children made Memory bowls.

New Size Flag

This is a smaller size flag , which can be made by other groups - I will be going into Bovey Tracey Youth Cafe next week to make some for the Craft Festival in June to help to celebrate 10 years of the Contemporary  Craft Fair.
Don't you just love it?