.....AND THE WINNER IS..........

drum roll.....dadadadadadada..........

 The Winner of the Christmas Cake giveaway is.....

 Wendie (Wendies Mini world)

 And I just have to send out an extra one to Synnove for her daughter!

Ladies, please email me with your full names and addresses and I'll get them in the post to you both, next week .

I was surprised how many of you entered the draw, so maybe we'll do another very soon??
Mags

Only what you are all expecting...

from a bad blogger....you all know that I always make several posts at once...
well someone has to be different, huh?

Now, those of you that know me, are well aware that I do not do 'pretty' but I thought I would try so from pretty pink cakes to Les Macarons. 

If I'd have known you were coming......

I'd have baked a cake....
I remember a song with that title by the wonderful Gracie Fields - I believe she recorded it in the early fifties, I remember my Gran singing along to it when I was very young.
So I baked one for you all and thought I would add it to the top of my blog.

Well I made up lots of fruit cake mix so I made some more Christmas Cakes.
Don't forget, if you want to be considered for the giveaway, the closing date is Sunday!
PS. I hope these photos are ok - I have a new photo package on my computer and I am struggling a bit!

New Blog...

Artisans in Miniature now have a blog....go take a look

http://artisansinminiature.blogspot.com

Mags

CHRISTMAS 'GIVEAWAY'..........

Would you like one of my Miniature Christmas Cakes, for your Dollshouse, for free?

RULES:

1. You must be one of my 'followers' to enter for the draw.

2. You must leave a comment on the post entitled:

          More Christmas Preparations.....the cake is made.

The names will go into a hat and one will be pulled out, the winner will be announced on the blog and I will request full name and address and send it off.

SIMPLES (as the Meerkat says on the TV ads!! lol)

Pudsey Fair, yesterday....

We had a lovely day - caught up lots with 'old' friends and regular Customers.

It seemed a much slower day than normal and the Visitors seemed to walk around for a long time before they began to buy anything.

I sold my Cat on a crate and the buckets of Mussels and Oysters (featured in a recent blog) and quite a bit of  Tudor and WW2  food also.

  I didn't think we had done very well but had a pleasant surprise when we got home and 'totted' up!

Our stand was next to Debie - Piskies and Poppets, so there was a great deal of chattering going on but we managed to find a minute to pose for a photograph!!
Thank you for putting on a really good show, Doreen!

Finally ...the preparations for Christmas have sent me nuts!!!