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CRAFT ITEMS FOR SALE IN OUR SHOP. Some Notes On The Craftspeople Working For Us. The Craftspeople listed below
all work in a radius of a few miles of Darfield. Their work is first class">
CRAFT
ITEMS FOR SALE IN OUR SHOP. Some
Notes On The Craftspeople Working For Us. The Craftspeople listed below
all work in a radius of a few miles of Darfield. Their work is first class,
approved quality from start to finish. Because they are local and producing hand
made goods on a small scale, they are usually able to work to particular
requests that a customer may have - size, colour, lettering, etc. Please ask, we
and they, will always try to help. Gerald Bradbury.
Supplier of honey and beeswax items. Brian Lyons.
Calligrapher, hand made greeting cards for
all occasions, keyrings, coasters, framed verses etc. Paul Bates.
Blacksmith producing architectural
ironwork and small decorative crafts in iron. Jean Mitchell.
Inspired brooches, pendants, bracelets and other jewellery in
silver plate. Elaine Hope.
Decorative ceramics. Kath Johnson.
Handmade cards for every occasion. Terry Housely.
Jewellery cases, letter racks, pen
holders, note boxes, etc. All in wood with coordinated colourful decoration. Brian Gould.
Turned decorative items in all sorts of
wood. Joyce Greensmith.
Hand made cards for every occasion in
delicate parchment
technique. Richard Emerson.
"Red Rabbit Crafts". Producer of
decorative mirrors in all sorts of coloured finishes. Helen Rhodes.
"Low Laithes Pottery." Producer
of delightful bread crocks, bowls,chargers, dragons etc. Derek Broadhurst.
Wooden toys, puzzles, and other items,
many at pocket
money prices. M.T.Jones.
Leaded glass lampshades and candle holders.
Our shop also has for sale, small items in
cross stitch produced by members of the Amenity Society, and a series of eight
postcards featuring eight sketches of Darfield. We
are open at present on Saturdays from 10.00am until noon; and Wednesdays from
1.00pm until 4.00pm. At these same times, the cafe-gallery is also open
displaying a range of paintings by local artists, and serving teas, coffee,
toasted teacakes, and a variety of cakes.
These times will be extended from Easter 2002 to include Sundays from 2.00pm to
5.00pm. Note.
If you are a local craft producer and would wish to submit samples of your work
to us for consideration for selling in our shop, please call in to see us, or
e-mail at Geoffrey@darf.freeserve.co.uk to The Maurice
Dobson Heritage & Amenity Centre Page. |