The June flowers are much more dramatic than the spring ones.
Here are a few of the new stalls that appeared in June.
"Bride and Groom" at Unique Image, Lower Brook St. Ulverston, Cumbria (01229)58 33 66 brought a fun collection of handmades and photos to show the work that they do in Ulverston.
Sue Hollinshead has been a long term member of the Prom Art group. She is well known for her beautiful flower paintings in watercolour and in June brought a good collection of landscape and seascapes.
Tel.01204 591368
New in June was Abstracts of Nature, some fine art photography.
Another new exhibitor is Jean Grazier with original paintings, prints and handmade cards.
015394 47780 2255340
Bee Beautiful Ltd. 173 Chapel St. Dalton-in Furness LA15 8SL
They produce bath goods using where possible natural ingredients.
People gathered around Tony Saunders facinated with the basic tools that he used to create the many items that he brought with him....spoons,besoms, stick chairs and best of all longbows. He is one of only a few medieval longbow makers in the country.
Since Monty Don's programme about crafts showed a worker of green wood making chairs, lots more people have shown an interest in this ancient art.
01539535658/ 07961054114
I'm aware that I've had "trotters 'n' pooche" on before , but Jo Rothwell is a designer and maker par excellence! She is working at the Bluecoat in Liverpool on these dates.
July31st, Aug.28th, Oct.30th and Nov.27th
10a.m.-5p.m.
0790 9009374
Of course The Potters House Penketh was back, that's us!
Sunday 25th will see us all back again on the Prom. in Grange-over-Sands.
Join us if you are in the area.
Bring a picnic and enjoy the flowers. But most of all be amazed at the art available.
Hope to see you there.
Fascinating. I'd really love to be there, but the distance makes it a tad unlikely. All success to you.
ReplyDeleteThankyou Dave. It's always a fun day, as long as the N.W. weather holds. Fingers crossed.
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