A short break in proceedings for the carvers who had several interested visitors.

Visitors were attracted to the splendid display of marquetry work put on by Tony Reindorp and Terry Cambridge.

Members of Trent Valley Wildlife Carvers assisted John McConnell on the stickmaking table.

There were four lathes in operation which included a demo by Chris Fisher aka The Blind Woodturner.

David Reynolds demonstrates how to successfully turn a lace bobbin.

Visitors were treated to an impressive display of members' work.

These two ladies raised the sum of £300 on the charity stall (CRY - Cardiac Arrest in the Young)

A slight lull in proceedings as people catch their breath!!

Bob Neill came along and set up his pyrography table.

First place in the Masters' Class competition went to John Williams for his multi-box set in Thuya Burr and Iroko.

Second to Graham Jerram with his bowl in Yew.

Third place taken by Peter Rutter with his bowl in Sycamore.

Also entered . . . lace bobbins and stand from David Reynolds . . .

. . . . dish in Masasa from Graham Legg.

First place in Members' Open competition went to Carole Snell for her carving in Poplar.

Second place to Bronagh Cassidy for her laser cut puzzle.

Third place went to Tony Reindorp.

Also entered . . Ben Klein turned this bowl in Xylia.

. . . Candle holder from Jüergen Klein in Beech . .

. . . spoon carved in Lime by Lesley Dennis . .

. . . bowl turned in Cherry by Greg Holmes . .

. . .winged bowl from David Waldron using Ash.