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BOOP DESIGN CERAMICS, POTTERY, DRAWING


Come and see my busy ceramics studio on the farm. All aspects of the making process will be on view, slipcasting to decorating, and enjoy a cup of tea and cake in our riverside pop up cafe.


Daily demonstrations, pop up shop and bookable courses - see website for more details.


Hurn Farm, Ashmoor Drove, Fenny Castle, Wells, BA5 1NS


07971 279552 laura@boopdesign.com boopdesign.com Directions: On B3139 from Wells take left at Pheasant Pub onto Castle Lane, 2 miles, past Shotts Farm, left into venue.


Opening times: 11am - 5pm


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TIM OVEL AND CHRIS STEADMAN WOOD, FURNITURE, INTERIORS


Tim Ovel is a self taught woodworker / coppersmith who has spent many years honing his skills restoring antiques. He now designs and makes stunning functional pieces from unusual sustainable timbers and metals.


Chris Steadman is a talented woodcarver creating exquisitely detailed pieces of local scenes, intricate carvings and decorative sculptures out of woods such as laburnum, walnut and oak. Her raw materials are found from the woodstore, broken furniture or discarded wood.


Tor Barn Studios, Lower Godney, near Wells, BA5 1RZ


07970 719708 timovel@gmail.com


Directions: Have Sheppey Inn on your right. Go 50 metres to first stone bridge (right). Go over bridge. Signed parking. Opening times: 11am - 6pm


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JO BINNS PAINTING, PRINTS, DRAWING


Uplifting landscapes in oil on linen, or gouache on paper as well as some etchings.


The Hawthorns, Riverside, Lower Godney, BA5 1RZ


01458 831387 jobinns@phonecoop.coop


Directions: Take the A39 Wells to Glastonbury road and turn off to Godney. Or take the B3139 road from Wells and turn up Tilley’s Drove.


Opening times: 11am - 6pm


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