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time and, as such, the ; exhibition is constantly
aWork is being sold ' nd taken away all the
changing. Even with , the massive range of gifts available, people are advised to visit early to avoid
disappointment. wFrank Peter’s
Aim Toys, and Louise Swindells’watcr colour j with thread pictures are
t ooden Boggart Stools, he handmade toys of
eust some of the pieces txhibited. Along with, shese are pieces by pkilled potters,
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drintmakers, textile
i Offering an t interesting alternative hopping, the
ao the traditional hustle snd bustle of Christmas
exhibition has a wide range of work on sale, with something to suit everyone’s pocket and prices ranging from £1 to £460.Ribble Valley-based artists exhibiting , L include Hilary Carr,
Piz Rayton, Frank Leters, Mary Dawber, Jouise Swindells and gill Hamilton; plus
Lisa Scantlebury, Jamie Markee and Paul Wood from Brockhall.
f ogg and Chris Lee rom Trapp Forge; and
heila Carter, Ron H arter, Bill Carter, Ian
A TYPICAL Christmas crafts showcase at the Gallery, featuring, work by mainly local artists at prices to suit most pockets
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CERTAINLY one of the more unusual items on display is this clock by Ann Toplif. Around it are some of the embroidered pic tures on show.
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WITtt Trapp Forge being in the Ribble Valley, visitors will be pleased to see: numerous. examples of work originating v from. there. Among items displayed is this chair by Clitheroe’s Chris Lee' in the style of Charles Mackintosh.
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