If you were a lucky winner (or even the skills person), then do send in a photo and a few words letting us know how it all went! We can then post them to the website. Email: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
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Wonderful woodland yarn bombing event this month
Our Vice-President, Carmen, has come across this wonderful woodland yarn bombing event, including interesting wool-based workshops to be held in Rushcliffe Park, Ruddington, Nottingham on Sunday 17th and Sunday 24th May:
Bath time skills bonanza
Bath time is going to be a superb treat over the next few weeks. At the recent Skills Raffle, member Anne Clayton donated her skills in making bath salts, bath bombs, soap and handwash liquid. Anne ran a wonderful session for myself and friend Jan, expertly taking us through all the skills and techniques needed to make these products. We just had to take ourselves and aprons We even had tea and sponge cake to round off the afternoon. Great fun. A chance to make new friends, too. Thank you.
Helen Salisbury, Committee member - website/blogger
Last chance for Top Tips and Recipes
31st May is your last chance to submit tips and recipes for our WI Centenary Top Tips booklet due out later this year. Get emailing and send them to: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
You can also hand them in to a Committee member at the May monthly meeting.
(copyright – your personal, favourite recipes, please!)
Fake cake bake fun!
Members of Market Harborough WI had a fun evening this week baking fake cakes for the float at the Carnival in June. You can still join in. Help with prop making, preparations for the day itself and on the day are still needed. Details of the next fun evening will be given at the May monthly meeting.
Congratulations, Vicky!
Fake Cake Bake tonight
Join us this evening for a fun evening baking fake cakes for our carnival float in June. You can join in as you wish: help bake fake cakes, help set the float on the day, be on the float or be a follower. A fantastic, one off opportunity and we’d love your help, whatever you can give. Time 7.30 pm. Call 07547 890 756 for venue details.
Sewing Bee star to speak at Clipston
Friday 12 June, Heather Jacks Sewing Bee lady is at Clipston Village Hall, 7.30 pm, tickets £5 – Tickets from Ruth Wallett 01858 525346.
Gary Johannas and Caroline Prout engaged members last night with a fascinating insight into how our brains work: front brain and primitive brain (dealing with phobias, anxiety, depression and anger). It seems we have a bucket where these things go so we can use our sleep to process them. However, when it gets too full, it all goes wrong! We discovered that what we need to do is to think positive, active positive and interact socially positively. We can start by identifying at least one good thing each day.



