So,
Sunday morning at precisely 4.30 am was meant to be the big day for putting up my PomPom Bomb. This did not go at all as i had hoped.
Team Guerrilla Crafter and i headed out to our secret location only to be straight away be met by a security guard.
Oh Dam Dam and double Dam.
So unfortunately my plan has had to go back to the drawing board for a while, while i prepare for a meeting with a lovely lady in the lovely market town of Shifnal about putting some work in her gallery and maybe running some workshops.
(more to be revealed soon)
So with a heavy heart about my lack of Guerrilla Pom Bombs i awoke early yesterday morning with an urge to be by the river.
So i put together a picnic lunch for the dear for Mr S and I, and a bag full of Guerrilla Crafting goodies for myself and off to Worcester we headed.
After a walk around the city we headed to the river to have our picnic.
This is the beautiful view of Malvern Hills from our place by the river.
Whenever i see them their greatness amazes me.
Before long out tummies were satisfied and i strolled back into the city to resume my Guerrilla Crafting ways.
Everywhere i went i left a Guerrilla Crafter trail behind me.
Cathedral Gardens
Road Street
After a walk around the city we headed to the river to have our picnic.
This is the beautiful view of Malvern Hills from our place by the river.
Whenever i see them their greatness amazes me.
Before long out tummies were satisfied and i strolled back into the city to resume my Guerrilla Crafting ways.
Everywhere i went i left a Guerrilla Crafter trail behind me.
Hop Market
I do hope that the lovely people of Worcester found these intriguing and took one to look up when they get home. I walked passed the one on Church Street later that day and all but one had gone.
My final mission was to head to the beautiful grade 1 listed Guild Hall.
And here is what i had to say.
So after a hard days pondering, wondering and Guerrilla Crafting i made my way to the beautiful Second Hand Rose to check out their vintage delights.
I was most certainly not disappointed. I was met with a beautiful handmade vintage lace display all around the walls of the shop.
Now, if you didn't already know handmade lace is a huge passion of mine, I have been collecting handmade vintage lace doilies from thrift stores for some time now.
So as you can imagine, this really excited me.
With the day drawing to a close and full of Lacey display inspiration, i headed back to my Little Victoria to start cooking up some Lacey plans.
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