It is beginning to smell a lot like Christmas – at least at the market this week as Platypus Point Flowers will have fresh Christmas trees for sale. Cathryn said that they have lots of pine saplings on their block that firemen friends have said need to be cut down so whoopee! I will have a fresh Christmas tree in my home this year for my younger grandchildren to enjoy.
Two more pop up artisans are joining us this week:
- The talented Lise Racine, who is The Herbal Gardener, is bringing her range of herbal skin care products that she makes on her farm. Not only does Lise grow many of the key floral ingredients in her products she is also a bee keeper so this contributes to the overall quality and heart of her range.
All her products are hand-made on a small scale using no synthetic preservatives, petroleum ingredients or fragrances. Lise says “we favour Australian certified organic ingredients.”
- Renee Jeffery Ceramics is returning this year with more of Renee’s original whimsical pottery creations are wheel thrown and hand painted pottery at her home studio. Coming from a family of afternoon tea drinkers she draws inspiration for imagery from children’s literature and life’s little peculiarities. If you love quirky you will love selecting some of Renee’s pieces as gifts for friends and family.
Pop up artisans featured last week and at the market again this week are
- Emubeads – beautiful handmade glass beads and silver earings and necklaces. This is Michele’s last week.
- Chelle and the Fig – photographic art for the home and to wear.
- Gravity Accessories has a range of hats, cotton retro style scarves and much more.
- Bedouin Designs – was incorrectly called Goldhawke Designs last week. Oops sorry! Hadia makes caftan style tops and dresses that are colourful and breezy.
Plus our December regulars the CWA AND the Murwillumbah Community Mens’ Shed.