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Life has not been playing particularly fairly lately, so I'm a little bit late to the party, but there's still time. If you would like a Christmas/winter faire/seasonal holiday card (or a random postcard), please leave you address in the screened comments. If you have anything you specifically don't want on the card, let me know and I'll avoid it.
Secondly, London People, this weekend is the Winter Open Studios at Pullens Yards. 40 old and creaky workshops open their doors for the public, giving you a chance to buy (or at least ogle) their wares. The workshops vary a little, but there are 40+ artisan workers, which include (but are not limited to) gold and silversmiths, designer clothes makers, ceramics, photographers, painters, furniture, book publishers, printers and lute-makers. Yes, lute makers. I've seen the lutes. Also carpet makers, leather workers and random other things.
I've gone the past few years and plan on going again this year. It's usually pretty fun, a good place to Christmas shop for stuff you won't find elsewhere and even if you don't buy anything, it's still nice to have a wander.
Secondly, London People, this weekend is the Winter Open Studios at Pullens Yards. 40 old and creaky workshops open their doors for the public, giving you a chance to buy (or at least ogle) their wares. The workshops vary a little, but there are 40+ artisan workers, which include (but are not limited to) gold and silversmiths, designer clothes makers, ceramics, photographers, painters, furniture, book publishers, printers and lute-makers. Yes, lute makers. I've seen the lutes. Also carpet makers, leather workers and random other things.
I've gone the past few years and plan on going again this year. It's usually pretty fun, a good place to Christmas shop for stuff you won't find elsewhere and even if you don't buy anything, it's still nice to have a wander.
