THEY came from all over south-east Queensland to attend the JC Family Church arts and crafts show at Jimboomba.
Highlights included performances by dancers from the Fad Fitness school of dance and movement and showcases by regional artists including Margaret Kirman and her Frog's Hollow Studio, Southside Spinners and Weavers, Beaudesert Potters, doll maker Chris Sapsford, wood turner Janelle Kelley and craftsman Les Cook, who showcased dozens of his painstakingly crafted miniatures.
Students from Hills International College worked as volunteer, running a breakfast cafe. The sausage sizzle was also popular.
JC Family Church pastor Phil Sharp and his chaplain brother Jamie were delighted with the turn out.
“We couldn’t be happier,” Jamie said.
Arts, craft, dance, live music and more was enjoyed by all at the JC Family Arts and Craft Show at Jimboomba on April 28. Photos: Lisa Simmons
