Today is a pretty miserable day, drizzling, windy, and it means the workshop door is firmly closed. When the weather's been decent, we've had the door open, which is nice cos it means we get passing visitors (visitors are always welcome - door open or not). Since F&F are commited cyclists, this weather is particularly not welcome, especially getting as drenched as we did on Friday, cycling back from the Rio cafe having met Heather for the CEO. We've been asked to be a 'case study' for the Cultural Enterprise Office, which was great, cos we got to meet Heather (who's writing it) and drink coffee and talk about ourselves! After all the CEO have done for us, it's the least we could do. Anytime.

oh - also finished the Pollokshaws hall for Margaret.

Plus, working on a Hidden Lane pop-up postcard. Can't wait, it's gonna be great.

So we've been working hard on the Highland Housing Fair job and the buildings are all taking shape. In the meantime we've also been asked to build a section of the Pollokshaws Burgh Hall for an interior designer, so Franki got on with that whilst I drank lots of tea!! Ha ha...

We're very excited because the Hidden Lane (where we're based) is going to put on an event for the West End Festival. There's going to be all sorts... people will be opening their studios, there will be art for sale, there's going to be a wide variety of music on a stage at the end of the lane, the Glasgow Craft Mafia are rumoured to be turning up, dancers, performance artists, a fashion show, and of course the Finch & Fouracre fancy stall! We'll be sitting in the sun and soaking up the atmosphere. Keep your eye on this blog for more updates nearer the time.

Rainy Days in the Lane

Update!