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Futura Craft Market provided a unique shopping experience

Futura Craft market took place at Sha-mani from July the 31st to August the 2nd. a Third of the profits go to the Futura School, a third to the SPCA and the other third to AMCARE. The market showcased some very unique and handmade crafts and delicious food. This is a market you should diarise for next year. It is the ideal place to do all you Christmas shopping in advance.

August 3, 2015

Belinda Voortman Less than a minute

Marzjeanne Kruger and Rozaan Robbertse enjoyed the festive vibe at the Futura market.

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Delicious goodies for the sweet tooth in the family.

BEZ sauces tempted all that tried these handcrafted sauces with a kick.

Bright and fun bags for the young at heart.

Sha-Mani provided a rustic and peaceful backdrop for this Christmas market.

The gourmet foodstalls were a hit, selling anything from kerrie and rice to springrolls.

The antique mirrors and farm feeling created a welcoming ambience.

Homemade biscuits by BLONDIES.

Homemade lemon and raspberry cordial.

Aimeé Voortman on the tractor.

Original art adorns the walls.

Two year old Connor Botha playing on the farm implements.

Connor Botha

Bushcraftz displayed necklaces made from wool, beads and other interesting objects.

The Bushcraftz stall.

Hearts and more hearts.

Love, family and home were the themes that permeated almost all the craft.

Lollie-B creations.

Lollie-B dresses.

Little Beans’ creations.

The sweetest little beanie!

Interesting birdfeeders.

A Relaxing day for the whole family.

Ester Truter, Marzjeanne Kruger and Rozaan Robbertse clearly enjoyed the shopping experience.

Litchi creations drew the eye of many a female shopper.

Linda Wolmarans admires Litchi creations.

A very clever way to remember birthdays!

Recycled boxes make good furniture.

LUVIT showcased their beautifully crafted glass cases.

LUVIT!

The Christmas cake was indeed delicious.

The organiser of the market, Ritha Smith at the Christmas cake stand.

These specific furniture pieces were raffled off during the course of the market.

Adrie Oosthuizen’s stall was stunning and unique. She cuts her own wooden forms and says her back garden looks like an antique store.

The distressed frames are still a huge favourite.

Marzjeanne Kruger and Rozaan Robbertse enjoyed the festive vibe at the Futura market.

Something special for the collectors.

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August 3, 2015

Belinda Voortman Less than a minute

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