EEC Christmas Fair
If you are in London on then come along to the EEC Christmas Fair and Carol Concert. I will be there displaying some of my work, there will be other craft stalls, international food and more, starts from 1pm to 6pm.
For every item purchased on my stall on the day I will be giving 30% to charity for the Philippines disaster appeal organised by Oxfam, so come down and show your support.
There will also be a concert the same evening starting at 7pm at Tokyngton Community Center, St Micheal Avenue, Wembley, Middlesex, HA9 6SA. There will be a wide range of talented musicians sharing their skills. My husband Alan will also be show casing one of the songs from his Ekidz album about internet safety for children. For more information on the concert at Tokygnton, email iiichronicles@yahoo.co.uk or call 07986893511
Book Review
DIY Gift Guide - Quirk Books
This book is one that I downloaded on my Kindle, I am always looking for mini projects to try my hand at and this seemed like a useful start. The book was free on Kindle, so I didn't hesitate in ordering. It has a selection of DIY ideas curated by Homemade Quirk, which is a place where people share their stories, ideas and they are not only craft based but have ideas of food gifts and treats.
The book is split into 6 sections - for the bookworm, for the lovebirds, for the kids, for the animal lover, for the foodie, for the geek, and aims to appeal to different needs has a total of 18 projects, 9 of which are food based. The instructions are fairly straight forward to follow.
My favorite 3 projects were making the Tiny books, pink champagne cake which I intend try substituting the wheat and dairy, and the mini candi charms using polymer clay. My least favorite was the cat portraits made with real cat hair (never knew you could do anything with cat hair, although for those with pets this would be a great recycling project. It is a nice book for kids to try their hand at trying to make some of the project, it could have had a few additional ideas or variations on the projects that were listed. All in all as a free publication you can't go far wrong and it is definitely worth a look at least!
The book is split into 6 sections - for the bookworm, for the lovebirds, for the kids, for the animal lover, for the foodie, for the geek, and aims to appeal to different needs has a total of 18 projects, 9 of which are food based. The instructions are fairly straight forward to follow.
My favorite 3 projects were making the Tiny books, pink champagne cake which I intend try substituting the wheat and dairy, and the mini candi charms using polymer clay. My least favorite was the cat portraits made with real cat hair (never knew you could do anything with cat hair, although for those with pets this would be a great recycling project. It is a nice book for kids to try their hand at trying to make some of the project, it could have had a few additional ideas or variations on the projects that were listed. All in all as a free publication you can't go far wrong and it is definitely worth a look at least!
Katherines Corner
Today is also Thursdays Favorite Things on Katherines Corner Take a stroll over there and visit some of the inspiring and encouraging blogs, If you have a blog you can leave a link to your post and show some support by visiting others who have listed theirs.
It would be great to see you at one of the events if you are in the location or even in the UK on Saturday 7th December, share what you are up to, and if you have a pet will you be giving the cat portraits ago?
Finally, have a great day and blessings to you and yours!
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