My son and Great nephew helped the baking process by cleaning up!
Obviously mission 2 was the tidy up phase ...... Mmm, not keen on that bit. However, a couple of hours of elbow greases and the place was spic and span.
Next came the decorating. Bunting, balloons and table decorations were put up to make a festive atmosphere. My lovely daughter decorated the donation boxes and arranged the raffle prizes.
The cakes and coffee were set out as attractively as possible and I used some cute chinese dishes as sugar bowls which my lovely husband gave to me on our first anniversary.
Finally the craft stalls were assembled.
These have been created by my friend who writes the Blog Sew stitch knit.
Have a look and see what she is up to with her latest experimentation with soluble fabrics.
These are a sample of the things I make. I was really lucky to collect a number of orders during the coffee morning. |
The calm before the storm
Cakes, cakes and believe it or not there were more cakes which arrived throughtout the afternoon ... and they were all delicious!
Cakes, cakes and believe it or not there were more cakes which arrived throughtout the afternoon ... and they were all delicious!
As you can tell!
In total we raise £320 pound for Macmillan
Thank yo to all of my lovely family and friends who participated and made this event such a great success. If anyone else needs to walk off the cake I'll see you at Fairhaven Lake!
It was brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThe coffee and walnut cake was delicious and the whole afternoon was great.
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