Author: Lesley Webb

Do you have any of the following hidden away in a cupboard that you have made yourself?  Get them out to bring to Timberscombe Exhibition on Friday, 17^th September. I’m sure this list isn’t complete but could act as a reminder:

Paintings – any Medium Drawings and sketches , Sculpture,  Pottery, Knitting, Sewing, dressmaking’ crochet , macramé, embroidery, Jewellery, Woodwork, Metalwork, Greeting cards, Limericks,                                  Photographs, Jams and Preserves, Pot plants, Decorated pebbles, Rainbows, Any Other Children’s crafts.

Also a poster for next year’s Timberscombe Show to be held on the 20^st August 2022

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Jill Davies invites you to Portway House, Cutcombe, venue 200, to see her paintings, prints and cards for Somerset Open Studios 18th September until 3rd October, weekends only 10.00 – 5.00. Maps available at Dunster visitor’s centre and other local outlets or download the app from https://somersetartworks.org.uk

Jill’s work can be found at: @jilldavies_artist or https://somersetartworks.org.uk/artists/jdavies/

Timberscombe exhibition: Saturday and Sunday, 18^th & 19^th September

All villagers are very welcome to bring their exhibits along to Timberscombe Village Hall on Friday, 17^th September, between 5 and 8pm whether it is just one exhibit they have made or lots. Children’s exhibits will be especially welcome. We know there is huge talent out there. Anyone wanting to sell items should mark the price on them and fill in contact details on a card provided.

The exhibition will be open to the public from 10am to 4pm on the Saturday and 10am until 1pm on the Sunday and we would ask exhibitors to collect their exhibits immediately after 1pm on that day unless prior arrangements have been made.

The exhibition is being held this year as an alternative to Timbersombe Show which we felt it wise to cancel earlier in the year. We really hope that the show will return next year but, having been absent for two years, perhaps it might need some tweaking. There will be a suggestion box at the exhibition for you to give your thoughts and ideas for possible improvements.

Also we’d like to invite you to create a poster to advertise next years’ show (Saturday, 20^th August 2022) which will be displayed at the exhibition. It should be A4 size.

Refreshments in the form of beverages and cakes will be available throughout the exhibition from Mr B’s coffee trailer in the Village Hall Carpark.

Any queries, please phone Wendy on 841471