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December 2012

Oriel 1: the final days....

Posted by Sian Lile on 18 December 2012

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handmade christmas decorations

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handmade christmas decorations

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Hello!

Just in case you don't know - Oriel 1 will be closing on 31 December, so make sure you visit us before then, there's not much time!

The gallery is full of such great objects - my favourites are the good luck charms, the (previously) concealed shoe and the Victorian brooches and jewellery made with woven human hair.

I've pretty much finished my duties for the year! This month we've been busy making Christmas decorations - tissue paper pom poms, paperchains and christmas tree decorations made out of felt - it's been lots of fun.

Next year I'll be starting up two new things - a craft group for adults and a reading group for adults, and we'll also be carrying on with our old favourites - quilt club, craftivism, art cart... it's going to be great!

Wishing you a happy Christmas and wonderful new year!

best wishes, sian.

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