Showing posts with label craft fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft fair. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Wookey Market - Local Somerset produce and crafts at its best

Wookey Local Produce Market is being held this Saturday 17th September 2011, with the promise of a bumper autumn harvest. Cooks and gardeners will offer tasty homemade cakes, savouries and preserves.



There will be locally grown and harvested autumn fruits and vegetables, Somerset apple juice and honey. Beautiful handmade crafts and cards for all occasions will be available. Refreshments and bacon rolls will be served all morning.



Everyone is welcome to this celebration of the produce and skills of this area. The Market is held in Wookey Church Hall from 9.30am -12noon.  Mosaic Tree will have a stall there and Annie and Maggie will be delighted to see you.  Perfect for a bit of pre Chirstmas shopping!








Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Mosaic Tree blog interview by Its Darling Vintage & Artisan Fair

Just blogging here about a Mosaic Tree blog interview on....well....another blog!  It all makes perfect sense - Its Darling Vintage & Artisan Fair is promoting the stall holders at their next event in Bath - Sat 16th July 9.30am onwards at The Guild Hall. 

And here it is in all its fine glory....

Tuesday, June 21, 2011


Meet the summer stallholders….coffee break with Mosaic Tree


There's not long to go until our Summer Fair on July 16th which is why we thought you'd better start meeting the stallholders, so you can work out what you are going to save up for! First up is Mosaic Tree who make handcrafted accessories including mobile phone covers.



Hello, what is your name & business name?
Hi there. I’m Annie Connold and, together with Maggie Reilly, we are Mosaic Tree!

Dress up your mobile with Mosaic Tree's hand-knitted covers


What do you make/sell and why do you do it/what is your inspiration?
We make a selection of handcrafted accessories – the range currently includes mobile, Blackberry and iPod covers, baby hats and jewellery. We mainly use cotton rich wool with accents in sari silk yarn (some recycled) – this comes in incredible colours and these never ending combinations are the inspiration.

We love designing and creating and Mosaic Tree is the outlet for this. Mosaic Tree is growing and we are enjoying every moment of it.

Handknitted spiral necklace with tassel


Where are you based?
Somerset – we get to enjoy the best of both worlds, looking out on both the Levels and the Mendips.

Handknitted spiral broach with bead


What is the favourite thing that you sell and why?
My favourite items are the baby hats. I photograph teddy modelling them and he looks so cute that I can’t wait for a customer to buy it for the real thing!

Baby hat


What would you say your most value-for-money item is and how much is it?

Value for money items are definitely the mobile/blackberry/iPod covers, retailing at £6-£8. Each one is different, they’re fun and perform the important function of protecting your gadget – as well as making it look gorgeous too!

Purple mobile phone cover with spiral detail


Have you traded at “It’s darling!” before? If not how did you hear about “It’s darling!”? Have you ever been as a customer?

I first heard about Its Darling through the Folksy forums (this is the site hosting the Mosaic Tree on line shop). I got it touch and its gone from there. This will be my first time at It’s Darling Fair; however I’ve kept in touch through the “It’s Darling!” Facebook page and following the blog.

Rainbow Stripe baby hat


What's your favourite memory of Bath?

Having birthday brunch at the Pump Rooms in Bath with the string quartet playing in the background.

What would you say is “darling” in your life.
Our life in Somerset.



For more information about Mosaic Tree go to:
 

Wednesday, 1 June 2011

Come and visit Mosaic Tree's stall - 16th July 2011 - read all about it!

Come and see all our gorgeous wares when the Mosaic Tree stall will be open for business at the Its Darling Craft Fair on 16th July.



Take your chance on a second glance

More discerning than a car boot sale, cheaper than an antique showroom and guaranteed to be naff bric-a-brac free, the first Bath Vintage and Antiques Fair (the ‘Bath V&A’, don’cha know) is set to dominate Green Park Station on Sunday 26 June. Around three weeks later (Saturday 16 July, to be precise), the glorious medley of all things vintage and artisan that is the It’s Darling! shebang – described by the organisers as “an exciting hybrid of vintage fair and handmade expo showcasing the best in vintage dealers and independent designer-makers in the South West” – floats stylishly into the Brunswick Room at the Guildhall. The high street? Who needs it!
www.vintageandantiques.co.uk, www.itsdarlingfair.co.uk



 
Here's the link - please spread the good news!
http://www.thepigguide.com/going_out/take-your-chance-on-a-second-glance/

Courtesy of thepigguide.com.