Author Archives: handmAid

We have a number of fabulous, modern, in great condition, (none more than 3 years old) craft magazines left over after handmAid, and would like to re-home them! We’re not looking for any payment for these, although you are always … Continue reading →

Just a quick note that there are lots more beautiful photos of the handmAid 2012 event on photographer Julie’s website here! Enjoy! And thanks again to Julie! 

These are some of a huge selection of brilliant photos taken by Julie, who volunteered her services for the day. Julie is a wonderful wedding photographer, and you can see her fabulous work here: http://www.halfadreamaway.com. The steps down into gorgeous … Continue reading →

Got some time on your hands on Saturday September 22nd? Want to floof about a gorgeously preserved period hall, with original fireplace and wooden beam roof, handing out fancy coffees or rehoming lush yarns? Email us! handmaidcraftday@gmail.com. We can use … Continue reading →

Are you a designer of knit, crochet or other textile patterns? We need YOU! If you sell your patterns online or in shops, you can donate them to the craft day by giving us permission to print a limited number … Continue reading →

Children of all ages love arts and crafts, and they are all totally welcome to come along to handmAid – we are ready for them! Under-twelves are free in the door (everyone else is a fiver), we’ve got buns and … Continue reading →

Ever wondered what tatting was? Well wonder no more. With it’s exact origins lost, this beautiful form of lace-making was known to be practised in Ireland in the 19th and early 20th centuries and can be used to produce small … Continue reading →