TheReview Wednesday, November 21,1990 — B1

Couple create for craft fair

It’s a jungle inside the Wardles’
living room.

Baskets and boxes full of Albert
Wardle’s dried flowers fill the
room, their colors as bright as the

FLOWERS FILL the living room
of Albert and Lilian Waradle’s
Sidney home as the coupie
prepare for the Peninsula
Community Association
craft fair this Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. They produce
dried flowers, wood work
and hand knit swearers for
the annual fair.

multi-colored piles of sweaters
made by Lilian Wardle.

On Friday all of the crafts —
flowers, woodwork and hand knit
sweaters — will move to Sanscha
Hall in Sidney for the Peninsula
Community Association’s 11th
annual craft fair.

The Wardles are among the over
100 crafts people participating in
the fair, held from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday and from 10 a.m. until 4
p.m. Nov. 24 and 25.

This is the Wardles’ fourth year
in the fair.

““We’ve been able to clear

enough each year to cover a trip
back to Thunder Bay for a visit
with our family,” Lilian says.

However many hours of work go
into producing the crafts for the
fair.

Lilian has produced 50 sweaters,
including some delicate babies’
jacket and bootee sets, for this
year’s fair.

She tries to keep prices low by
buying wool on sale and taking
little return for the hours of effort
involved in producing a sweater.

Her most difficult pattern takes

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