The Ladybird Baker specialising in Gluten Free Dairy Free and Vegan Goodies

13/05/2026

Never in my whole time of doing craft fairs have I ever come across somebody who puts so much Work into advertising a craft fair she’s an amazing young lady who works very hard i have just read through her email that I copied and paste please read though it she’s a very lovely person too………Dear Stallholders
MILTON ABBOT COUNTRY MARKET, SATURDAY, 10.30AM TO 3.00PM
Firstly, can I begin by thanking you all for supporting our first Country Market event. I know some of you have been before for our Craft Fair events and we very much appreciate this continued support.
I truly want the event to be successful for everyone and be able to run them again.
I have worked very hard on publicity and paid ads have gone into Tavi Times, Cornish and Devon Post, Western Morning News and Western Evening Herald, Tavy and Moor Links Magazines and our own South Tamar Mission Community Parish Magazine that covers 6 villages. Also, lots of Facebook advertising and on local council websites, noticeboards, flyers etc. Also, a road banner up at the school and we have a feather banner to put out on the road on the morning.
A few points for Saturday:
The church will be open from 9am on Saturday for setting up. You can drive and park all the way around the church and up the other side and also park on the main road opposite the church and by the village hall. Enter via the big lych gate up on the main road and follow the level tarmac path around to the back to main porch. There is one step there which we can put a small ramp out if you have a trolley to bring things in. There will be extra parking at the village school car park for visitors.
We will meet you inside church, and show you your pitch, but they will be labelled with your name.
No one has requested an electrical point. Until we get the new heating in, we only have a handful of power sockets, and they will mostly be taken up with the refreshments. If there is a problem with this, please do say before Saturday but keeping my fingers crossed it’s not needed.
We will be offering complimentary hot drinks throughout the day to stallholders. There will be soup, sandwiches, and home-made cake available to purchase to eat at the event for stallholders and customers. We reserve one area of the church for people to sit to eat and if the weather is dry, we can put some seats outside.
We do not currently have toilet facilities in the church but again that is on our big reordering plans for the church. However, we do have the use of the village hall toilets which includes one for disabled, which are in the green building adjacent to the church on the Tavistock side of the church.
Also, a gentle reminder for those who normally sell honey, I would be very grateful if you didn’t bring that with you this time as we have our own village honey producer. I know I have mentioned this on my initial contact, but just a reminder.
I have also obtained a TEN alcohol licence from West Devon Borough Council for those of you who are bringing alcohol. I didn’t want you to have the extra expense of this when you have been so good to support us.
Hopefully, your card readers will pick up signal in the village. We do not have internet in the church and rely on mobile signal. My O2 signal works ok with my SumUp reader. Also, our reader in church works but may be a bit slow but gets there. EE might be a problem.
I think that has covered everything. If you have any queries with the above, please do contact me as soon as possible.

Again, many thanks and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday.

Best wishes
mmm

10/05/2026

This coming Saturday I will be here can’t wait fantastic, day ( you can order and pick up from here free of charge so if you want to give me a text and I’ll send you the price list and the goodies MILTON ABBOT COUNTRY MARKET
Milton Abbot Church
Saturday 16th May, 10.30am-3.00pm

This time we have four traders to showcase to you who will be coming along to support our event. We are so pleased we are going to have such a variety of different products to bring to you.

SUMMERFIELD HONEY, MILTON ABBOT
Suzanne and Richard have been keeping bees in Milton Abbot for 9 years. "We love our bees and enjoy `keeping` them very much. They are so hard working and interesting and we learn more from them every year. Foraging on the flowers of gardens in Milton Abbot, they also bring in nectar from the local trees and hedgerows. Summerfield Honey is the delicious product of their labours which we hope you will also enjoy"

RUMLEIGH FARM, BERE ALSTON, Apple products
Rumleigh Farm is a rare, idyllic treasure hidden in the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Set in 17 acres the farmstead has been in existence since before the Domesday Book. We aim to be as environmentally friendly as possible. We are certified Organic with the Soil Association and sustainably farm rare native breed sheep, goats and heritage apple varieties. All our heating and hot water comes from a biomass boiler with our wood sustainably sourced within 25 miles via the Dartmoor Wood Co-operative. Our water comes from our own bore hole and we use solar panels to generate the bulk of our electricity. As a licensed wedding venue we also accommodate guests to enjoy our rare peace and quiet here on the banks of the River Tamar.
For more information on our livestock please have a look at our website https://rumleighfarm.com/rare-breeds/
and our heritage orchard https://rumleighfarm.com/organic-apple-juice/
Website www.rumleighfarm.com

MOORCROFT, PRESERVES, CAKES AND MORE
Moorcroft (the registered premises) supports the fundraising efforts of the ‘Shreddies’, a local social group for women.
The gardeners amongst us grow or forage for ingredients, the artisans make preserves and bake cakes whilst the crafters utilise their crafting skills.
We try to keep our carbon footprint down by utilising left over crafting materials, recycled jars and as much local produce as possible. There are no additional additives or preservatives added to our produce at the time of making, it is all made by hand using traditional methods.
This year we are supporting Kidney Research UK and all profits will be donated to the cause.

DONNA BRITTAIN, THE GLUTEN FREE BAKER
Donna will be bringing a lovely selection of gluten free bakes to tempt you.

There are still a lot more businesses to bring to you so watch for the forthcoming posts.

Extra parking will be available at the village school.

We hope to see you. All proceeds going to Milton Abbot Church heating project

13/04/2026

10/04/2026

Never in my whole time of doing craft fairs have I ever come across somebody who puts so much Work into advertising a craft fair she’s an amazing young lady who works very hard i have just read through her email that I copied and paste please read though it she’s a very lovely person too………Dear Stallholders
MILTON ABBOT COUNTRY MARKET, SATURDAY, 10.30AM TO 3.00PM
Firstly, can I begin by thanking you all for supporting our first Country Market event. I know some of you have been before for our Craft Fair events and we very much appreciate this continued support.
I truly want the event to be successful for everyone and be able to run them again.
I have worked very hard on publicity and paid ads have gone into Tavi Times, Cornish and Devon Post, Western Morning News and Western Evening Herald, Tavy and Moor Links Magazines and our own South Tamar Mission Community Parish Magazine that covers 6 villages. Also, lots of Facebook advertising and on local council websites, noticeboards, flyers etc. Also, a road banner up at the school and we have a feather banner to put out on the road on the morning.
A few points for Saturday:
The church will be open from 9am on Saturday for setting up. You can drive and park all the way around the church and up the other side and also park on the main road opposite the church and by the village hall. Enter via the big lych gate up on the main road and follow the level tarmac path around to the back to main porch. There is one step there which we can put a small ramp out if you have a trolley to bring things in. There will be extra parking at the village school car park for visitors.
We will meet you inside church, and show you your pitch, but they will be labelled with your name.
No one has requested an electrical point. Until we get the new heating in, we only have a handful of power sockets, and they will mostly be taken up with the refreshments. If there is a problem with this, please do say before Saturday but keeping my fingers crossed it’s not needed.
We will be offering complimentary hot drinks throughout the day to stallholders. There will be soup, sandwiches, and home-made cake available to purchase to eat at the event for stallholders and customers. We reserve one area of the church for people to sit to eat and if the weather is dry, we can put some seats outside.
We do not currently have toilet facilities in the church but again that is on our big reordering plans for the church. However, we do have the use of the village hall toilets which includes one for disabled, which are in the green building adjacent to the church on the Tavistock side of the church.
Also, a gentle reminder for those who normally sell honey, I would be very grateful if you didn’t bring that with you this time as we have our own village honey producer. I know I have mentioned this on my initial contact, but just a reminder.
I have also obtained a TEN alcohol licence from West Devon Borough Council for those of you who are bringing alcohol. I didn’t want you to have the extra expense of this when you have been so good to support us.
Hopefully, your card readers will pick up signal in the village. We do not have internet in the church and rely on mobile signal. My O2 signal works ok with my SumUp reader. Also, our reader in church works but may be a bit slow but gets there. EE might be it.
I think that has covered everything. If you have any queries with the above, please do contact me as soon as possible.

Again, many thanks and look forward to seeing you all on Saturday.

Best wishes
mmm theladybrirdbaker

10/04/2026

I will be at Gunnislake Hall tomorrow Saturday the 11th from 10 am to 1 pm. Why not coming and see what everybody else has got as well all my goodies are always gluten-free, but I can do dairy free vegan most allergies I can cover for put down me and say hi

26/03/2026

One order for Saturday any body want to order and pick up from st Stephens church Easter fair in Saltash xx

24/03/2026

This Saturday is the Easter fair at st Stephen’s church 10am toooo 1pm please come along and support local artists at there finest

14/03/2026

We all know it’s Mothering Sunday this Sunday and I’ve made some nice candles smelling of angel and sweet orange. It gets six candles somehow dragons on some cats some teddy bears on they all come nicely wrapped in a fancy bag£12.50 each bag I only have 2 bags
left can deliver Sunday morning x

12/03/2026

10/03/2026

We all know it’s Mothering Sunday this Sunday and I’ve made some nice candles smelling of angel and sweet orange. It gets six candles somehow dragons on some cats some teddy bears on they all come nicely wrapped in a fancy bag£12.50 each bag I only have four bags left. I will be down at the craft fair in the and it’s like all on Saturday this week or you can order the money here pick up it’s fine deliver depending on where you are. Hope you enjoy you looking at them @ followers