The Card making class have just made these delightful bags and boxes which they filled with delicious mini Easter Eggs. Not only did the making of the little boxes bring pleasure but we’re certain the contents will give much joy to the inhabitants of Damfield Nursing Home when they receive their gifts tomorrow.
Well done to the Card Making group for their hard work and kind gesture.
The card making group is looking for new members. We meet every Monday 1.30 to 3.15 in the United Reform Church Hall located off Larchwood Avenue. No experience is necessary and supplies are often available in group at a reduced price. Make the new year the time you learn a new skill and wow your friends with personalised cards made in this friendly group. Contact Joan for more details 07483 274364. Group re-opens on 31st January.
Card Making group meets every Monday (except Bank Holidays) in United Reform Church hall 1:30-3:30. No experience is necessary. Some of the group are raw beginners and others are experienced crafters. However all are willing to share their knowledge and help each other to create more intricate cards using their expertise in crafts such as stamping, embossing, layering and decoupage New members are welcome to join this group. For more information call at the card making table at the coffee morning or ring group leaders Joan Martin 526 9406 or Val Turnbull 526 1557.
Have you recently bought a greeting card and been horrified at the cost? Or looking for an extra special one and not been able to find it? Why not make your own? New members are welcome at the card making group. We meet on Monday (except bank holidays) from 1:30-3:30 at the United Reform Church, Maghull. No experience is necessary. Group members are more than happy to share their expertise. For more information see Joan or Val at the coffee morning.
Four groups provided a great display of their work at a recent Coffee morning- here are some pictures of the event. (Click on image to view full size)
Joan and val would like to thank all of their members who recently
used their creative talents to raise £115 for Cancer Research.