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CQ Craft Fair next weekend. Classes available

Hello Creative friends. Next weekend (April 30 /May1) is the Central Queensland Craft Fair which will be held at the Rockhampton Showgrounds.
You can find more information here. on their Facebook page.
There at all manner of crafty people converging in Rockhampton for the weekend with patchwork, embroidery and paper craft displays and demonstrations, and various vendors from around Central Qld bringing their wares to sell.

I will be there with some of my Stampin' Up! Team - the CQ Paperlovers's Crew, make sure you pop by and say HI!

We will have lots of samples on display and demonstrations of card making techniques and tricks.
We will have ready made cards and kits for sale.
We will even have a few sneak peaks of the new colours coming in the new catalogue (which isn't available just yet)!!!!.
There will be a large selection of retired stampsets, ink and paper on sale, as well as cardmaking kits which are perfect gifts for the crafty person. (especially the traveller who needs everything well contained)

WE WILL BE RUNNING A CLASS EACH DAY for 10 participants . 
Since adult colouring in is all the rage You will  be discovering the fun of using a blender pen and will then make 3 cards using some of the samples you colour.
Your class fee is $30 and includes your own blender pen and a kit of paper and card from the bright fresh and fun paper stack Cherry On Top



part of your kit to take home

We would love you to join us and be part of the fun. Prepayment preferred. Special thankyou gift for those who prepay by Wednesday April27. All welcome. Class suits both beginner and experience stamper. $30 per person. Please email or Facebook message me for payment details and to confirm your place, or for any questions at all.

Liz

below is a copy of the flier information from the CQ Craft Expo.


 Walter Pierce Pavilion at Rockhampton Showgrounds 
Central Queensland Craft Expo 2016 
ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE 
The Indigo Niche girls, over the past 7 years, have gathered a huge following and delight in sharing their knowledge and expertise of the Sashiko method - they enjoy sharing their love of the Japanese Textiles and Sashiko process through teaching, workshops and Craft and Quilts Shows 
Lucky door prize and multidraw; raffles; stall holders displaying and selling products; workshops and demonstrations; wearable art display and a display of quilts and other crafts; food and drinks and a coffee van. 
Stitch and Chat Inc. Phone: Sandra - 0411 738 401 
PO Box 8285 : Kay - 0407 580 610 
ALLENSTOWN QLD 4700 E-mail: stitchandchatinc@gmail.com 
This project received funding from the Rockhampton Regional Councils 
Community Assistance Program 

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