Swaffham FM...

That's not the local radio station, but shorthand for Swaffham Farmer's Market.  I've been asked if I would like a stall, starting on the 16 September, which falls within the Brecks Festival weekend.  Well the words were actually "I want you there!"  A huge compliment...so, I will be there from that date...so over the next couple of weeks, in amongst my normal days out and about I'll be stitching more of these...

I do make these, so always ask....if an item is sold I can make something similar...

I'm still to be found at Docking Local Produce Market every Wednesday, plus Swaffham Indoor Market on a Friday.  These are my two regular venues, then I can be found a various craft fairs around and about.

I was also asked if I could make some cushions and bunting for The Chandlery at Burnham Overy Staithe and they now have them.  With a nautical theme...more will follow.

 Okay, going now as I'm being dribbled on and pummelled by a ten week old kitten...

On a Wednesday...

...you can find me here...

at Docking Local Produce Market...you can come and visit between 10am - 3pm, though people do arrive earlier...the bacon sandwiches are rather good!  Along with me there is a variety of others...just a selection...

Cherry Tree Chocolates

Art Donald

Cupcake Dad

Marshland Pies

Check the website for everyone else...there's lots more!!

And a new cushion for the event...

See you tomorrow!!

Docking...

...is a village halfway between me and the coast.  Not long ago an enterprising person had the idea of a local produce market there and Docking Market was born and you can find it at Dr W E Ripper Memorial Hall in the High Street.  It's a great mix of food and crafty gifts and ever growing, and from the 6th June I'll be there...so, I look forward to meeting everyone at 10am on that date!

I'll still be at Swaffham Indoor Market on Fridays...and will be there all weekend over the Jubilee (or that's the plan!)

Also had a great lunch at La Campagna can't wait for the yurt to go up and then visit for an evening.  Such a lovely couple...

And has anyone been watching Chelsea...the garden version, plants and gardens to die for.  So, if I can get rid of the rabbits, and stop next doors horse from eating my garden....I can be inspired!  With the sun shining on it...it's a work in progress!  My little bit of horticulture continued yesterday with a visit to Peter Beales Roses.  I simply love roses...especially the old varieties, but since childhood I've had one particularly in my life, it's called Meg and has large, single flowers of peach-apricot.  Why has it been with me for so long?  My mother bought it for my father on their second wedding anniversary, which was the week before I was born, it moved with us each time the family moved, and now has been settled for the best part of fifty years...and now I have my own...

Oh...and PS....they won gold at Chelsea...again!