
Puddleduck's Place in Cullen is now under new management and pleased to announce they are now stocking my fused glass jewellery. Some pieces you will find available at Puddleduck's Place:
The stallholders were also in Victorian Costume - that's Linda from Pictish Designs:
Taken from the first floor of the Castle:
I'm glad I made it to the Castle yesterday, although 2 hours late, sales were pretty good considering the conditions.
Kathryn, Lazy Daisy Glass xx
The scenery on the way to Skye was simply stunning, as you can see from these photos. Luckily the weather was great too.The photo above is Portree Harbour
This is the view from the newly built Skye Bridge
Some of the exhibitors stayed at the same hotel in Portree and we met up for dinner Saturday night. We had a lovely meal at the Caledonian Hotel and then had drinks until the small hours!! Needless to say, I was a little delicate at the breakfast table!
While I was working at the event on Sunday, hubby and daughter set off to the harbour and boarded Stardust for a wildlife trip around the island. They were lucky enough to see some Sea Eagles (wing span 6-8 feet and according to my daughter "they were massive"), a seal and a salmon farm, where the fish were diving out of the water. I was rather jealous I missed out on this, but we will visit again one day as a long weekend.
Kathryn, Lazy Daisy Glass xx
One of my favourite pieces (above)
We were even visited by the Press - a trio of very funny chaps from Deptford?? I didn't get around to asking what they were doing way up north. But they informed me that my digital camera was crap, and what I needed was a "Chad Camera" (courtesy of Chad Valley) - they were really funny guys - whoever they were!!
Anyway, it was a fab night, and to top it all, I sold two glass sculptures - woo hoo.
Kathryn, Lazy Daisy Glass xx