A small display of members' work . . . .

. . . showed visitors how we spend our spare time!

Carole Snell was kept busy on the charity stalls.

Member Geoff Nellis set up his craft fair stall assisted by his good lady.

"Dimensions Designs" from Burton on Trent were selling pyrography blanks and other wooden items.

Visitors spent time studying the competition entries.

Quiet now but the carving group was to pick up pace.

Open Day or not, brisk business at the library.

Young or old (ish), pyrography can be enjoyed by all.

One very young and able pyrographer.

A display of pyrography work by members.

Tony Reindorp shows off his marquetry.

First place in the members Open competition went to Carole Snell for her carving in Mahogany.

Second place to Tina Shinner.

Third place to Derek Puplett for his turned item in Spalted Beech and Ebony.

Also entered was this bowl by Graham Legg in Apple . . .

. . .no mistaking Tony Reindorp's work . . . .

. . . . a paint finished bowl from a Leylandii tree by John Waring . . .

. . .the hedgehog family from Roger King . . .

. . . thinly turned egg cups in Plum from David Walker . . .

. . . . pyrography work by Liz King . . .

. . . lace bobbins by David Reynolds . . .

. . . . Danny Gallacher's pencil holder in Sycamore . . .

and a honey container in Maple and Sapele from John Williams . . .

First place in the Masters section taken by Richard Hagues for his vase in Plywood and Mahogany.

Second place went to Dick Potter for his bowl in Cherry.

Third place to James Sharpe with his cocktail stick holder in Spalted Beech.

Also entered was John Henbery's bowl in Sapele and Oak.