Great day for NSPCC
The weather held off after all, with only a little rain this morning and no sign of damage overnight from the forecast winds.
We got off to a busy start on our Studio Quilters’ stall at Allum Hall and quickly started to move some gifts. There didn't seem to be as many seller tables this year, and perhaps not so many shoppers, but they all seemed willing to spend for a good cause. We had a lot of interest in what we do and the things we have made. Our new hand decorated calico bags, at only £3, were flying off the table!
We got off to a busy start on our Studio Quilters’ stall at Allum Hall and quickly started to move some gifts. There didn't seem to be as many seller tables this year, and perhaps not so many shoppers, but they all seemed willing to spend for a good cause. We had a lot of interest in what we do and the things we have made. Our new hand decorated calico bags, at only £3, were flying off the table!
Our traditional cushion raffle was more popular than ever, but then there were some lovely prizes. We probably raised over £100 on that alone and we sold a few separately too. (My friend Karen won the one I wanted!!!)
My Scrappy Storm at Sea/Snail Trail variation was snapped up by Ellen (who was on the workshop where I started it). She clearly had her heart set on it!
My Scrappy Storm at Sea/Snail Trail variation was snapped up by Ellen (who was on the workshop where I started it). She clearly had her heart set on it!
Still thinking of my next project - perhaps I should start something now for NEXT Christmas .........
Happy Quilting Everyone!
Janet
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