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Monday, January 18, 2010

Little Snoring will be at Handmade Hobart Market this weekend



This weekend is market time! Handmade Hobart will be on for the second time and I am excited to be having a stall. The first market was great, lots of lovely goodies, lovely people, great venue and nice vibe - it was good fun.

It is on Saturday and Sunday from 10 - 3 at St Peters Hall, Harrington St. Love you to say hello if you drop by.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Handmade Hobart - perfect for picking up locally made gifts for Santa or his personal shopper



Are you helping Santa with his shopping list this year? Then don't miss this weekends inaugural Handmade Hobart Design Market. It is on Saturday and Sunday 11am - 4pm at St Peters Hall, cnr of Harrington and Brisbane Street. There will be lots of great stuff and it is always fun to see what everyone has been working on. I will be trying to set up early so I can do a quick shop before it gets busy.

Also thanks for doing a sneak peak on Little Snoring.

They are currently looking for stall holders for the next market scheduled for Jan 23rd and 24th so head to their website for details.

See you on the weekend!

Saturday, November 21, 2009

One pooch, two pooch, three pooch, more pooch



Three little piggies, three blind mice, three French Poodles... good things come in threes and these little pooches are now in store - littlesnoring.bigcartel.com

I will also be taking some French Poodles, along with some Christmas Pandas and some new necklaces along to the Handmade Hobart Market next weekend. November 28 and 29th (11am - 4pm) at St Peter's Hall in Harrington St, Hobart.

Rosie from Notions, Luisa from Dance in my Garden, Marita's amazing pencil rolls will be there, plus lots of other lovely local goodies.

The money from the stall fees goes straight to the Mutaho Children's Foundation - that seeks teach sustainability skills to AIDs orphans in Kenya.

If you go along, be sure to stop by and say hello...!
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