Featured Attractions
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Featured Attractions
Craft Village
Throw a pot, make a face and have some fun!
The Craft Village is an extremely popular section of the show; it’s a craft fair within the framework of the main show.
Regularly attracting 30 or 40 artists & craftsmen who exhibit & demonstrate & sell their crafts to visitors.
A specialist demonstration area has been included and shows working glassblowers, Blacksmiths, chainsaw carvers, and coppice craftsmen. A children’s Make & Take Workshop is generally included too, so that youngsters can experience some of the crafts on display.
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The bubbles bursting! Glass blowing bubbles and shapes come to life in an entertaining way.
Ed and Margaret Burke created E+M Glass in the mid 1980’s. They have been designing and making unique works of art for the table from their studio on the Welsh and English borders since 1988. They attend all of Living Heritage events demonstrating their Skills.
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Glass Blower will be appearing at all shows for 2012
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Wonder at the skill and beauty of cross-stitch art.
Cross-stitch is one of the oldest forms of embroidery and can be found all over the world. Many folk museums show examples of clothing decorated with cross-stitch, especially from continental Europe and Asia.
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Click here to view shows featuring Cross Stitch Exhibition
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It's fun time for kids! Their chance to make a face and throw a pot without getting into trouble!
Children love the Make and Take stand were they can do a variety of activites and make something to take home and treasure. From paint a pot and sand art to making a necklace !
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Make and Take will be appearing at all shows for 2012
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Enjoy a true country skill. Walk hand in hand with a carved duck if you please!
Visit the walking stick stand, a firm favourite at all the Country Fairs. Beautifully crafted and painted walking sticks to admire and treasure. A true country skill, enjoyed by generations.
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Walking Sticks will be appearing at all shows for 2012
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Find out why Rachel doesn't get in a muddle with this ingenious art form.
Textile knitting is a stimulating and accelerated method of hand crafting using 3-200 strands of fibre simultaneously on outsize tools. Mixing so many strands together gives the opportunity to blend many colours and types of fibre in a creative and painterly way. The resulting fabric is deeply comfortable, hard wearing and totally luxurious.
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Click here to view shows featuring Textile Knitwear
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The smell, the buzz and the sheer beauty of the chainsaw sculptures!
Experience the timeless beauty of these individually hand-carved sculptures as they are crafted at many of our shows this year. Purchase one and they will create a lasting impression in your home, conservatory or garden.
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Chainsaw Carving will be appearing at all shows for 2012
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