British Sugarcraft Guild - South East Area


Who Are We?












In March 1981 a group of Sugarcraft Tutors from around the country came together in Woolwich and laid the foundations to create a club known as The British Sugarcraft Guild. It was open to anyone from complete beginner or experts, it's aims are:-
To promote and stimulate interest in Sugarcraft as an art form
To share knowledge
To develop talent
To improve standards
The Guild has recently reorganised and is now set up into five areas. Our area is known as South East Area and currently has 18 branches and 4 children's groups, known as Cygnets. Go to Branches to find out more about the area.
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South East Area is a very active region and our branches hold demonstrations, workshops and swap ideas. Some branches sell sugarcraft products at the meetings. We love seeing new skills, old techniques revamped and watching skills demonstrated. The Area also holds an exhibition every two years at The South of England Showground, Ardingly, with Competitions, Demonstrators, Displays, Have A Go's, Preloved and Traders. The last one was in May 2022 and the next is already being planned for Saturday 11th May 2024. More information available soon.
As a member of the BSG you will receive a quarterly newsletter in magazine format, containing news on exhibitions, articles, photographs, advice and much more, discounts on skills schools, access to our Facebook Sugarcraft Lounge with free live monthly demonstrations. If you cannot get to a meeting you can become an individual member via www.bsguk.org/shop Some of our branches offer visitors their first meeting free, so its a good time to go along.
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You can find out more about our members, branches and what we do over the following pages.
Click here to find a Branch and come along as a visitor and meet like minded friendly sugarcrafters.
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To find out what branches are doing, go to Events and for information around the country.
Happy sugarcrafting and just have fun!
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South East Area
Carolyn Harvey
Secretary


Gillian Barrett
Treasurer