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Christmas fair extraordinaire!

Our Christmas fair 2014 was a great finish to the year.  The car park was packed full of visitors all day to our workshop and to the Christmas Craft Fair next door in Dilham village hall.  A big thank you for your support to all our visitors.  A big welcome goes out to our new members inspired to join us on the day.  We look forward to seeing you at our meet ups in the new year.  See our diary for details.


Bobbin lace display by Sandra Martins

Bobbin lace display by Sandra Martins



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Visitors had fun trying out some weaving looms.  Visitors were given the opportunity to try peg looms, rigid heddles and an 8-shaft table loom.  You could also try some kumohimo too.


Stan and Ellie showing our visitors how to use the different types of looms.

Stan and Ellie showing our visitors how to use the different types of looms.


Members were on hand to demonstrate the guild crafts and answer questions.


Jenny Rose handspinning on her Majacraft wheel

Jenny Rose hand-spinning hand-dyed wool and silk on her Majacraft wheel



Kath Appleton demonstrating her weaving and Marion Starks demonstrating her supe- fast hand spinning skills.

Kath Appleton demonstrating her weaving and Marion Starkings demonstrating her super- fast hand-spinning skills.


And as always, there was lots of lovely work by members on display and for sale.  We were so pleased with the levels of sales this year.  More and more people understand the value and uniqueness of a hand crafted gift, which make them that extra bit special.


Handspun zwartble, knitted top by Jenny Rose

Handspun zwartble, knitted top by Jenny Rose



kumohimo jewellery by Eleanor Jones

kumohimo jewellery by Eleanor Jones



Handwoven Christmas decorations by Sally Gibson

Handwoven Christmas decorations by Sally Gibson


The Worstead Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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