I don’t think I have ever seen so much talent under one roof – beautiful, original, quirky it was all there in jewellery, ceramic and textile form.
We had a truly wonderful time drinking in this visual feast and also taking the opportunity meeting and chatting with the artists about their work – which was really, really fascinating.
I showed tremendous restraint – I did…..however I indulged myself with this exquisite Sarah Grove vase.
Yes there is button detailing
And on the rear
And last but not least....
I love buttons, that vase is so fab!
ReplyDeleteI think the mark of a wonderful piece of craft work in in the detail in areas not normally seen on display. Those dear little "feet" on the bottom are just perfect. What a lovely treasure to have.
ReplyDeleteOooh I just realised I am a link on your page! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, Stella mentioned you were going to the craft fair, it sounds terrific. John and I were in Brighton that day for a different reason, but I noticed the sign and thought of you both. How nice to find something you really like to bring home with you too. x
ReplyDeletewhat a beauty! you'll be so pleased in years to come that you treated yourself. sounds like it was an inspirational day out...would have loved to go too! x
ReplyDeletewell i can see why you indulged yourself...what a fine vase and of course the button details are lovely. i always get a pang of anquish when i hear about the lovely craft fairs that are going on in the UK, there is so much exciting talent emerging...for now i shall have to be content with just reading about it :)
ReplyDeletegosh - I can see why....lovely. It's so hard to choose just one thing when there are so many beautiful items at these craft fairs. Well done for being so restrained!
ReplyDeleteAt last a funky craft fair!!! Thanks for letting us know about it. Must go to the next one :-)
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