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News. 22nd April 2008
Well the daffodils have finally shown their colours, we’ve had the ‘lambing snows’ and the curlews are back. In fact I believe the swallows have returned and are thinking of moving back into their old nest above the Co-op door! It’s starting to warm up - at long last.
As to the world of boxes: well the thingstodo list seems as long as ever, I’ve got so many half made jewellery boxes lined up on the bench, I can hardly see the bench surface and I’ve nearly sold out of the ring boxes I made a couple of months ago which I thought would last most of the year…
Twice recently I’ve heard from very early boxes. Box number 27, a box for taking communion to housebound people, which I made way back in 1990 is still loved and doing its job and out of the blue somebody phoned who’d bought a jewellery box in 1991, they were delighted that I was still going and could I make another for their daughter. And in both cases I remember the boxes as individuals. So even though I’m up to number 1149 they’re all still unique and special. I was asked in an interview some years ago after they’d finished filming the woodchips flying round the workshop which was my least favourite bit – I replied – parting with them. It’s still true.
There’s more news on my diary and exhibitions page. Peter
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