Here’s just a few ideas for which we have some great materials:………Spiders ……Spiders in webs……Halloween pumpkin faces……Bats…..Broomsticks….. Cats……Masks….Witches hats……..Trick or Treat boxes.

From November 1st to Christmas, we will also open on Fridays between 10am and 1pm
The full scrapstore opening hours for this period will be:
Tuesdays        10 am   -   5 pm
Thursdays      10 am   -  6.30 pm
Friday              10 am   -  1 pm
Saturday        10 am    – 1 pm

Trysordy will run a creative workshop making Dancing Skeletons on sticks (Human, Animal or Fantasy Creatures) as well as Skull Paper Chains; on Saturday October 31st, from 10am to 12 midday, at their  headquarters in Johnstown. This particular workshop is to celebrate the Mexican Day of the Dead, and will be run by Maggie Fearn and Dani Lees-Smith.

Anyone can come along, but children under 11 should be accompanied by an adult. The Skull Paper Chains activity is most suited to toddlers. The workshop is free, but small donations are welcome to help cover costs. The activity is part of a year long programme of 26 workshops for parents and children; that links creativity, sustainable living and cultural education.  The programme is part funded by a Lottery ”Awards for All” grant.

To mark the tradition of Diwali (festival of lights), please drop in to make Diyas (small clay pots for oil lights & candles) and Rangoli (floor patterns) on Saturday October 17th, 10am – 12pm; at our headquarters in Johnstown, Carmarthen. To find out what Diwali is about, click on to http://www.diwalifestival.org/

Anyone can come along, but children under 11 should be accompanied by an adult. The activity is FREE, but if you have a good time, a small donation would be welcome to help cover some of the costs. The activity is part of a year long programme of 26 workshops (organised by Trysordy) for parents and children; that links creativity, sustainable living and cultural education.  The programme is part funded by a Lottery “Awards for All” grant