The journal craft kits from The Hive “When we do have a physical space, we will run markets and workshops in person, so this seemed like a natural alternative. “We thought a Spring Fair, tied in with International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day, seemed like great timing.”
Some of the crochet headbands made by Nicola Jameson of The Hive There will be a £10 entry for the fair. 50 per cent of this will go to Welsh Women’s Aid with the rest used to publicise the event and businesses online. Both sisters have their own small craft businesses. Ms Cox runs hers – making notebooks and journals – alongside her full-time job, while Ms Jameson’s is modern and colourful crochet which she runs alongside her daughter’s home learning.
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