Queens Park Craft Bazaar

Queens Park Craft Bazaar

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Posted 2016-01-17 by Rachel Timminsfollow
A relaxing atmosphere beneath a canopy of camphour laurels is aided by a country music busker, raising funds for St Vincent's Hospital. have something for every sense and taste.

Friendly professionalism and elegance, Tea Party (above) shows off a sample of excellence in table styling, dainty fare and vintage tea sets. Services also include delivery, setup and clear away, vintage tea set hire, beverage menu, gourmet sandwiches, Devonshire tea and petite sweets. Phone Josie Hooper on 0418 739 086 for more details.

Art stalls presented two different styles. Original Watercolours by Kaye Watkins focus on Indigenous Australians depicted as dancers, musicians or simply enjoying daily life. Colourful and meaningful greeting cards are a beautiful buy. Realistic, abstract acrylics by Graeme Schreiber feature Aussie creatures including kookaburras, kangaroos, satin bowerbirds and rosellas.

Daisy Chain Fashion, ladies fashion and accessories, offered lots of feminine choice in colour and style from western fashion to kaftans and patterned harem pants.

Royal Candles, pure & natural beeswax candles, offered amusing beehive candles, candles in jam jars and votives.

Other stalls included Dad & Dave's Bush Honey, Naiuwa Didgeridoos, bromeliads at low prices, fresh produce and preserves by Brandis Home Grown, Ya Mate Insect Repellent, One Stop Irrigation Service tanks, pumps and filters.

Other items available were French home accessories, rag rugs, leather hats, shrubs, craft and jewellery. A political stall was an original idea. If the kids get bored, there's a jumping castle and ice cream.

Hot food available included sausages, wraps, burgers, twisted potatoes and Dagwood Dogs. Sweets included crunchy Poffertjes and Russian fudge. For Chinese meals try Best Dumpling take away.

Beverages from Bubbleicious, who opened for business two weeks ago, was hatched in Phuket where bubble tea is popular. Bubbled flavours include passionfruit, mocha, coconut and mocha. The 'bubble' means additions of squishy lollies such as jelly or juice poppers. Bubbleicious prefer to serve their tea with milk. The Green Apple tea with Tapioca Pearls was extra sweet. The straws are fat so that the pearls can be sucked up.

Quick, mild strength coffees are steamed out by Expresso Mobile Coffee Bar.

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