Good food and egg-cellent company at Easter market

The proceeds from the St Martins Village stall will also go towards their fund raising efforts.

Sonette Habgood dresses old dolls in clothing she makes herself, to portray historical figures.

True to its word, the Evangelican Lutheran Church offered ‘good food and egg-cellent company’ at its annual Easter Breakfast Market on Saturday, March 16.

Abe and Trienkie Steyn. Above: Michele Murdey, Anne-Marie Downes, Dion Murdey and Cami Murdey.

Chloe and Rachel Pelser with the Easter bunny.

Chris Coates with Easter themed cookies.

Ten-year old Callum Coates was one of the youngest entrepreneurs at the market.

Abe and Trienkie Steyn.

Wilma and Chris Steyn show off the cupcakes which were beautifully decorated by their daughter, Annette Rothman.

Hein Hitge and Danie Schutte.

Hannelie von Lisenborgh demonstrates the benefits of boere-soap.

From artfully decorated cupcakes to biscuits by the barrel and skilfully homemade crafts, there was something for everyone seeking a hearty breakfast and a spot of shopping.

Among the stalls, was St Martins Village, which is funded by the church. The proceeds from the St Martins Village stall, from where farm fresh veg, preserves and biltong, was sold will also go towards their fund raising efforts.

Those wishing to learn more about St Martins Village and the wonderful work they do for abandoned, neglected and abused babies, are urged to visit their Facebook page: facebook.com/St MartinsVillage

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