Craft Shop Preview in Winterton
05 July 2012 by Scunny Independent NewsThis Saturday will see a preview of an exciting new shop in Winterton specialising in selling local home made and crafted items. 21 King Street is the vision of Julie Brumby @JulieBrumby from Winterton who is a skilled seamstress, knitter and crafter. As well as being skilled in textiles, Julie is also the creator of unique craft kits.
She has invited friends to join her in setting up a small shop in Winterton where homecrafted and homemade items will be on sale. This will take place on Saturday 7th July, when Julie, along with her friends Jules Largent (maker of homecrafted cards) and Kate Ellis (preserve maker) will be hosting a Preview event.
This is a great chance for people to meet the producers and see some examples of stock they will have, and also to make suggestions of things they would like them to consider stocking. There will be preserves to taste and also a raffle for a basket of preserves in aid of Jerry Green Dogs, Broughton.
They hope to have an official opening of 21 Kings Street in August when they will also be running some workshops so do keep an eye on their websitehttp://www.21kingstreet.co.uk and Twitter @21Kingstreet for details..
Many thanks to Kate Ellis of Hawthorn Cottage Preserves for providing the photographs
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