A little while ago, I visited a friend in Kyneton and we went along to the Lost Trades show. It was much bigger than last year's event! Many more people and lots more stalls.
We saw some of the same stalls as last year
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| musical instrument making |
but there were new artisans there also.
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| rope making |
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| clay render making |
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| stone cutting |
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| woodwork |
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| more woodwork |
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| car and wagon decorating |
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| penny farthing making |
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| medal mounting |
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| box and book making |
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| armourer. |
There was lots more to see, this was just a sample of the various lost trades being demonstrated.
You could see scythes, fishing rods, spinning, weaving, millinery, etc.
One interesting stall had printmaking. I took a card and found
this very interesting video about how she has made a print of a kookaburra. It sounds like an interesting project she is doing - making a Children's Bird Book. I will have to follow her on
Facebook (tremble, I am not a Facebook person!) and see how it develops.
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