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Crafty Christmas

November 11, 2009
By: The Eagle
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The Cochrane Art Club held a show and sale Nov. 7, displaying the work of Cochrane’s talented artists and collecting donations for the food bank. (Photo by Jack Tennant)
It was a busy weekend in the Christmas craft fair circuit. The Cochrane Art Club held a show and sale Nov. 7, displaying the work of Cochrane’s talented artists and collecting donations for the food bank. (Photo by Jack Tennant)

It was a busy weekend in the Christmas craft fair circuit. Right: Greg Noseworthy, owner of Angie’s Candies on Main Street, shows off some of his goodies at the annual Perrenoud Ranche Art Centre Christmas Gift and Craft Sale Nov 7-8. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)
Greg Noseworthy, owner of Angie’s Candies on Main Street, shows off some of his goodies at the annual Perrenoud Ranche Art Centre Christmas Gift and Craft Sale Nov 7-8. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)
This teen checks out the artwork on display at the Foothills Art Club Fall Art Show and Sale held Nov. 8 at the Cochrane Curling Club. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)
This teen checks out the artwork on display at the Foothills Art Club Fall Art Show and Sale held Nov. 8 at the Cochrane Curling Club. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)

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