Please feel free to get in touch about any aspect of Crafty Breaks.
If you email we usually check emails at least every day during the week and sometimes at weekends, so you won’t have to wait too long for an answer.
If you want to speak to us, please call, and if there is no one there to answer, please leave a message, and we will call you back as soon as possible.
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Email: info@craftybreaks.com
Telephone: 01559 395 437 - office Telephone: 01559 362 922 Fax: 01559 395304 Postal:Waunifor Crafty Breaks |
We welcome feedback about our website, the range of courses we offer and any other aspect of Crafty Breaks. If you would like to suggest any new workshops or other ideas please also let us know. |
Here are some links to other websites that we think have relevance or interest to Crafty Breaks visitors
www.waunifor.com This is the main Waunifor website, with lots of information about the centre, the accommodation, the area and our other courses and events.
http://www.ceramichousesigns.co.uk/
This is pottery tutor Lisette’s website, where you can see her lovely hand painted ceramic house name plates, and some of her other work
http://www.smallbeauties.co.uk/
This is the website of local digital artist, Jackie Henshall. Jackie has taught many workshops at Waunifor, including painting, card design and mosaics. She doesn’t do so many these days as her Small Beauties range of cards, prints and craft packs has really taken off (have a look, and you’ll see why) not leaving much time for teaching. She still visits Waunifor regularly, and you will see many photographs taken in the grounds amongst her work.
http://www.the-makers-mark.co.uk/home.asp The Maker’s Mark is a local craft shop, that has work by our resident potter Lisette, and many other local artists and craft workers. You’ll find nothing that is mass produced amongst the cornucopia of local artistry. There is plenty of choice for all tastes and budgets, so if you want a truly original gift this is the place to go. Lovely craft shops like this one show what an inspiring area West wales is - many artists and craft workers live and work in the locality.
If you would like to bring a non-crafting companion, there is plenty for them to do in the area.
http://www.fishing-in-wales.com/ This site gives you information about the local (excellent) fishing.
http://www.llandysul-paddlers.org.uk/ Canoe club
http://www.walkcarmarthenshire.com/template.asp
