20/06/2026
This morning I've had a gentle and slow session preparing for this weeks Northumberland Recovery College's Crafty Craic session.
Ashington's Hirst Welfare Centre are revamping their outside entrance area and making a little garden sanctuary. (If you have any plants/pots etc you'd like to do are they'd be very gratefully received - just drop off there.)
Our Crafty Craic students are at their best when they have a community assignment - Halloween ghosts, Trees of Hope, poppies...you name it, they've done it!
So this morning I've been transforming some scruffy, old, boring grey painted boards, with a little sand and a coat of fresh green paint, all ready for students to create some quirky, welcoming and whimsical entrance garden signs!
Stay tuned, I can't wait to see what they produce! We may of course, also enlist the wonderful artist that is Sarah Bredin-Kemp, to help outline some lettering! πππ»
I also get max Brownie points for moving the boards on, from Mr Creative Remakery (aka my husband) who has been trying to throw said crate of boards out for the last two years! π₯΄π