As you can see, we had a most enjoyable evening with Debs Marrison! Her journey into millinery began in 2011.
Having been made redundant by Virgin Media, Debs used her redundancy money, and her untapped creative talents, to retrain as a milliner. She has operated from her workshop on Paxcroft Farm for the last 12 years; honing her craft and building up her client base.
The distinctive feature of Marrison Millinery is the unique combination of artistic perspective and craftmanship. Debs offers a bespoke service which matches the hat to the person and to the occasion. The finished product can be bought or hired. In the picture above we are wearing a selection of the hats available for hire, which can themselves be modified for the next client.
We had a lovely evening; informative and entertaining. Debs wasn’t selling a product, she was sharing a passion.
Other events to look forward to:
Our next WI meeting on 8th September at 7.30pm at Edington Parish Hall when Sarah Hooten will talk about Hermitage Herbals, ‘Old remedies for today’s world’.
Walk and Talk
Open to Members and friends/neighbours. We meet on the 4th Wednesday/month (usually a 2 hour round walk) – time and location to be arranged.
Skittles
We have made it to the skittles semi-finals on 1st September at Melksham Conservative Club.
Macmillan Coffee Morning
At 10am on Saturday 26th September in the Parish Hall we will join groups across the country to eat cake, drink coffee and raise money for those living with cancer. All welcome. Our local MP, Andrew Murrison, will be in attendance.
Craft Workshop
At 10am on Saturday 28th November there will be a crafting workshop in the Village Hall. Theme to be decided. Ideas and support welcomed.
For more information contact Anne on 07905748359
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