Petworth Craft Group boost charity funds

DATE

April 27, 2021

Petworth Community Craft Group has taken its fundraising efforts for local charities online to continue its good work when they haven’t been able to meet in person.

The group which has just marked its third anniversary brings crafters of all abilities together to make saleable delights to help boost local charities including more than £1,000 for Petworth Community Garden and in excess of £2,500 for the Sylvia Beaufoy Youth Club.

When sources of selling ceased last year because of the pandemic, Tricia Stephens from PCCG said they “entered the 21st century, creating a Facebook page and sold from there as well as Petworth virtual Christmas market”.

Where possible the group uses unwanted, surplus or natural products to make a wide variety of gifts and useful items. Materials used have included donated designer fabric samples, donated blank cards and envelopes, unwanted magazines and newspapers, scraps of wool, corks, fir cones and much more.

PCCG encourages teamwork and a sense of camaraderie and belonging and enables experienced crafters to share their know how.

Members are welcome to bring their own project, make crafts to raise money or just go along for coffee and a chat and see what others are doing.

The group usually meets every second Friday in the month at Coultershaw Warehouse and is looking forward to getting together as soon as they can.

Interested in joining? Email PetworthCCG@aol.com, visit petworthcommunity.org or call 01798 342016.

To see what the group has for sale visit www.facebook.com/CreatePetworth


Let us know about your local groups here

Share

RELATED STORIES

MORE STORIES

thumbnail

Musical stars: Rock Choir

Rock Choir offers members known as Rockies much more than just the opportunity to sing with others, it can be life changing as founder Caroline Redman Lusher explains

READ MORE
thumbnail

Fisheye Film Festival in High Wycombe 

Mariko Francombe invites us all to enjoy a screen highlight with a difference, Wycombe’s Fisheye Film Festival, 24th April to 4th May 

READ MORE
thumbnail

Blossoming friendships on walks for singles 

David Jackson will lead a spring walk for singles through Coneybank Wood, 10am-1pm on Sunday, 27th April. We chat to him about his career pivot… 

thumbnail

Chilterns trail running, day & night! 

Play in The Wild running lead & local dad of two Johnno Houston showcases some of the best trails in the Chilterns & specialises in running in night 

thumbnail

Roll up at Marlow Bowls Club! 

Felicity Rees invites you all to roll up at Marlow Bowls Club which will welcome you for open evenings from 25th April & open days on 2nd, 4th & 26th May