I was lucky enough to be invited for a lovely day trip with Nina to Ilkley Craft fair This morning.


All those walking and browsing almost made us forgotten our great early morning tea at Orangery Wakefield. Polka dot seem to be the theme on the event (which made me really happy to start the day). It was also good to know that the rich, and luscious cake was baked and sold for Cancer Research UK.

With £2 entry fee. The crafty event was pretty good to boost acknowledgment for the local designer and crafter. Due to a lovely day and very tempting sunny weather. We manage to cool our walking feet while duck watching in the river.
After keeping a black and yellow leaflet of Cakewalk for sometimes now. We finally went it together and found fantastic collection of antiques, handmade cards and accessories, and love-able vintage goodies around the space.

Interesting performance from local theatre group was held in the garden too. Thou we were more interested on these cardboard bee-hive hut just outside the tea-room's entrance.
In close up the textured wall kind of remind me of (1.) book shelf by Mostapha El Ouhlani; and (2.) well used placement of textile in architecture design by OFIS .And do come back on Monday to find out the winner of this month's give away.
Lv T









8 comments:
everything looks so lovely and adorable!
looks like a mini tea party event to me :) love the cupcakes !!
thanksss sooo much for your sweet comments on my latest post :) :) have a nice weekend
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Oh, that is so devastatingly cute! I love arty crafty things like that!
Thanks for stopping by my blog!! Your lovely comments are most appreciated!!
Looks like you had fun at the lovely craft fair!! It almost looks like you had tea with Alice in Wonderland!!
Cheers,
Karen
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This looks like it would have been so much fun! It looks like you saw a lot of really neat things!!
Ce qui m'inspire
Lovely pictures. Looks like something to see at every turn.
I like the 'bee' places :)
xxx
ofis work - amazing.
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