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20 December, 2010

Gift fair at Colston Hall

Great fair and great feedbacks from the public.
Very, very well organised,  great atmosphere and wonderful exhibitors.
Keep an eye open because Colston Hall will be helding more wonderful fairs like this one. Visit the link beside to see Made in Bristol Blog and spread the word!

If you want to get in touch with Tracey from Tibbiji Prints, send me a message, please.
Here is some pictures.






Mireya


23 November, 2010

Yooyssi Petite at the Creative Centre Festive Fair

On Friday the 3rd and on Saturday 4th of December you will have the chance to  see, touch and buy Yooyssi Petite, also have the opportunity to meet me and enjoy a great event.
Visite the fair and enjoy the best of  Bristol crafts, local produce and seasonal delights. From recycled jewellery to unique sustainable wood products and organic goodies, this is an ideal time to find a distinctive gift.



                       Clic here to know how to get there

Hope to see you there!

Mireya

15 November, 2010

Yooyssi Petite is going to be at Made in Bristol Christmas Fair


At Colston Hall this Christmas you will have the chance to uncover and buy the best in regional art, food and entertainment –Made in Bristol is back for it’s fourth outing.
The Made in Bristol Christmas Fair is a two-day celebration of gold standard local produce both art, craft and food on Saturdays 11 and 18 December from 11am to 4pm. The Christmas Fair will include the highest-quality hand-made sculptures, drawings, limited edition prints, photographs, ceramics, jewellery, furniture, crafts and clothing amongst other treasures waiting for you to discover.
Spread over the four floors of the shiny new foyer building at Colston Hall each day the participating makers/creators/artists will have the chance to show off their talent in a centrally located, already iconic, Bristol landmark.
Once again we will showcase a small selection of the finest food producers in the South-West bathed in the golden glow of the Colston Street front of the foyer building.