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OUT & ABOUT IN DECEMBER The Kit Hill Craft Group


3rd & 4th December 2010. Tavistock Town Hall 9am to 4.30pm


Christmas Fair


The Kit Hill Craft Group was established in the 1980s. The Group only includes the work of first class local craftsmen. All the crafts for sale at their Craft Fairs are made by the exhibitors who live and work in Devon and Cornwall.


Don’t miss this wonderful chance to buy original and unique gifts for Christmas!


Exhibitors


David Trewin, Woodturner www.turning-wood.com Kate Kirkby, Gothic Mirrors


Barry Hooper, Noah’s Ark www.thearkman.co.uk Nicki Thornton, Life’s A Ball Laurinda Taylor, Organic Products.


Bruce Elston. Furniture www.esonxantiques.com Cliff Caldwell, Paintings Zane Hazeldine, Pottery Teresa Moore. Minature Paintings Ron Parnell, Stick Maker Mile & Gill Hayduk, Wooden Puzzles Ron Carter, Leatherwork Jane Marshall, Healing Oils David North Lewis, Metalwork Lesley Ann Taylor, Jewellery Rosemarie Smith, Knitwear Shona Braithwaite, Jewellery Laura Wall, Portrait Painter


David Trewin organiser of the fair, will exhibit a variety of beautiful items including this lamp base


Puzzle Bowl made of Monkey Puzzle Wood by David Trewin


KIT HILL CRAFT GROUP


QUALITY CRAFT FAIR


Pottery, Woodturning, Jewellery, Ceramics,


Bath & Beauty Products, Stick Maker, Noah’s Ark,


Portrait Painter, Knitting & Spinning, Healing Oils,


Hand Made Bags, Miniature Paintings, etc


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Tavistock Town Hall 3rd & 4th December 2010 9am to 4.30pm Admission Free


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Wheelchair Friendly


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Shona is a young designer living and working in the Tamar Valley. Her jewellery is a mixture of semi-precious stones, glass and beads made from a variety of materials, both natural and man-made. You can see more of her work on her website:


www.aquariusdesignsjewellery.com


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