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Stitch & Craft 2011

The best stitch, craft and knitting show in Spring

Stitch & Craft 2011, Olympia II, London
17th to 20th March 2011
Open 10am to 5.30pm (closes 5pm Sunday)

Visit www.stitchandcraft.co.uk for more information! 
- Fill your shopping bags with supplies and designs to follow
- Find inspiration from the most creative artists
- Learn about knitting, stitching and papercraft from the experts!

Hundreds of exhibitors have their stands stocked with the best stitch and craft supplies; old favourites as well as new designs and products  - you won't leave empty handed!

Full details will be available in a few months on our 'Features' page, but we've already got some exciting ideas for 2011, so watch this space!!!

Remember that you save money by buying your tickets in advance, and we don't charge credit card fees, booking fees or even postage! Ticket prices will be confirmed soon.

More information can be found on our dedicated website www.stitchandcraft.co.uk

Here are some testimonials from visitors who attended the show in 2010:

Just wanted to drop a quick line to say how much I enjoyed the Stitch and Craft show at Olympia last Thursday. Having attended a previous show in Harrogate last November I knew it would be well worth the coach trip down to London and back for the latest event. I made the most of several workshop activities, particularly enjoying Kay Dennis' stumpwork session and Jane Greenoff and the CSG's tutorials and was also very impressed by the stallholders I spoke to and purchased from.
Many thanks for organising this fabulous event, here's to the next one!
Gemma Rathbone

I took my Mum to the Stitch & Craft Show at Olympia on Sunday and just wanted to let you know that we had a really fantastic day out!
Both of us are avid crafters, we both make cards, and there was just so much there!  It was all on the first floor which meant no trudging up and down stairs (or escalators!) and we spent more money than maybe we should have!
Well done for such a brilliant show.
Regards,
Mary Howe