Pennod 26 Dal Ati: Bore Da

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-Hello and welcome to the

-last Bore Da before Christmas.

-From now until 11.30am, we'll enter

-into the spirit of Christmas.

-Daf Wyn goes underground

-to find Father Christmas.

-The actress, Lisa Victoria,

-or Sheryl from Pobol y Cwm...

-..chats about

-a special Christmas programme.

-Nerys is cooking "saws llugaeron"

-or cranberry sauce.

-The brothers, Ynyr and Eurig

-from the band, Brigyn...

-..perform their

-brand-new Christmas song.

-Sit back, relax

-and enjoy a bit of Bore Da!

-We start at the Saith Seren

-Welsh language centre...

-..in the heart of Wrexham.

-The Saith Seren Christmas parties

-are very famous.

-This year, I was lucky enough

-to be invited to the celebrations.

-Tonight, I'm at the Saith Seren

-in Wrexham...

-..after receiving an invite

-to a party.

-I love a good party

-and I'm wearing my Christmas jumper!

-Let's go inside.

-Can you tell us

-what's happening here tonight, Aled?

-On a Monday night, a group of Welsh

-learners meet off their own back.

-They organize events

-with various people...

-..such as Tecwyn Ifan,

-Mair Tomos Ifans and Bethan Gwanas.

-They now look after themselves

-which is excellent...

-..as they contribute to the society

-and organize these evenings...

-..so they learn in the group.

-The Saith Seren

-is very important for the area.

-We need to practice our Welsh

-with people similar to ourselves.

-I can meet other Welsh learners

-from the town...

-..as it boosts my confidence...

-..and helps to develop

-the language in the area.

-These are the best sort of places

-to practice your Welsh.

-It helps if you're lucky enough to

-have Welsh speaking neighbours too.

-You have to try and speak Welsh

-in order to boost your confidence.

-I live in Chester...

-..so opportunities to speak Welsh

-in my area are few and far between.

-It's important

-to have these sorts of places.

-It's extremely important.

-Most people were Welsh learners...

-..but everyone had their own reason

-for learning the language.

-We'd originally planned

-to move to Anglesey...

-..and I told my husband

-that we had to learn to speak Welsh.

-In the end, we realized that

-a lot of events are held here...

-..so we decided

-to stay in this area.

-I wanted to learn Welsh

-early enough...

-..to collect my pension

-and understand what was being said.

-I wanted to be able

-to know the scandals.

-I've caught up and learnt

-a lot of scandals to date.

-People came to hear some scandal...

-..and get a prize

-for the best Christmas jumper.

-Oh, and to see the man himself,

-Father Christmas!

-The support of the learners

-has helped the site.

-It's become an integral part

-of the place...

-..that Welsh speakers and learners

-mix together at these events.

-We need their support.

-It's a place to use the language

-in a social environment.

-There isn't the pressure of the

-classroom but it's a place to relax.

-You need a combination

-of these things.

-Thanks to everyone

-for such a warm welcome.

-I had a wonderful time.

-Over the last few days...

-..Daf Wyn has been on the hunt

-for a very special man.

-You might have heard of him.

-He lives in the North Pole

-and has a very important job...

-..especially on Christmas Eve.

-It's none other

-than Father Christmas!

-Father Christmas, Santa Claus, Kris

-Kringle, Pere Noel and Sinterklaas.

-He has many names but the man with a

-beard, red coat and sack of gifts...

-..is busy in the North Pole.

-But don't worry...

-..the man himself has sent some

-friends to various parts of Wales.

-You can travel along the Gwili Steam

-Railway to the magical grotto...

-..where Father Christmas

-will be waiting for you.

-They board the train at the station

-and travel to this shop.

-They come in

-and see Father Christmas.

-Have I been a good boy?

-I've put your name in here

-and you're quite good.

-I was worried for a moment there.

-You've gone a bit

-over the top at times...

-..but you still deserve a present.

-I've got a few helpers

-with the gifts so watch this.

-Can I have a present, please?

-That's it. There you go.

-That's quite a present too.

-Merry Christmas and good luck with

-the children at the Gwili Railway.

-A few miles from Llandysul

-at Henllan...

-..Father Christmas is ready to greet

-you at the Teifi Valley Railway.

-We start on 20 December

-until 24 December.

-On 22 December,

-we have a special steam day.

-They board the train and

-see the elves on the pixie line...

-..and get a ticket

-to visit Santa in his grotto.

-On 24 December,

-we have a fireworks display.

-There's a bit of everything

-going on!

-Children in North Wales can meet

-Hefin at Llanberis Lake Railway.

-He's the manager of

-the Father Christmas steam engine.

-We're ready for Christmas

-at the Llanberis Lake Railway.

-The engine is ready to take children

-and adults to Santa's grotto.

-The Father Christmas Train

-runs every weekend until Christmas.

-Hefin and the engine

-are ready for you!

-Wow!

-Father Christmas will be here

-at Bounce Below in Llechwedd...

-..every weekend

-and the week before Christmas.

-What else, Corrach Alwyn?

-What else, Corrach Alwyn?

-

-I don't know as you've said it all!

-Come to Bounce Below

-at Blaenau Ffestiniog.

-There's lots of fun in the quarry

-but have you been to a coal mine?

-At Rhondda Heritage Park, you can

-hunt for gifts underground...

-..visit the snow room and

-find Father Christmas in Rhondda.

-You might even find Caradog

-the Reindeer on your travels.

-I'm Caradog the Reindeer,

-Santa's special helper.

-I've found you but it's a busy time.

-Yes, as I've got to travel

-around Wales and the world...

-..to see what the children want

-and find out if they've been good.

-Come and see him

-as it's wonderful...

-..but phone us beforehand

-to check the times of the tour.

-I look forward to seeing you

-on Christmas Eve.

-You won't see me because

-you'll be asleep when I visit.

-Ho-ho-ho!

-Merry Christmas to everyone!

-And Merry Christmas to you too,

-Father Christmas.

-The actress, Lisa Victoria

-or Sheryl from Pobol y Cwm...

-..was on Heno last week to chat

-about her character, Sheryl...

-..and about a Christmas programme

-that airs tomorrow night.

-Lisa joins me tonight

-and she plays Sheryl in Pobol y Cwm.

-Sheryl has had a very difficult time

-in Pobol y Cwm in recent weeks.

-Yes, and Meilyr's death

-shocked everyone.

-Hywel and Sheryl have been through

-a very emotional time of late.

-It must be challenging.

-You've had difficult stories

-in the past 15 years.

-Was this the toughest one for you?

-Yes, and I've been very lucky

-since I started on Pobol y Cwm.

-I've had excellent storylines...

-..and got to act alongside

-some fantastic performers...

-..but this was the most emotional

-story I've ever had as an actress.

-It's had a great response

-from the viewers.

-From next week, Pobol y Cwm

-returns to five nights a week.

-Yes, and we're all

-absolutely delighted...

-..and excited to be back

-to five nights a week.

-We're back on Wednesday night.

-You've been in it for 15 years.

-Pobol y Cwm has been running

-for 41 years this year.

-It's had many Christmases that can

-be seen in a programme at Christmas.

-Yes, it airs straight after

-Pobol y Cwm on Monday 21 December.

-The 30-minute programme

-is quite nostalgic...

-..that features many old clips

-from Pobol y Cwm.

-Let's see a clip of that programme.

-Well, well.

-How are you all?

-Merry Christmas to you all.

-Macs!

-BELCHING

-That was a taster

-of what to expect on 21 December.

-It must be very exciting

-to be in a soap at Christmas.

-Yes, definitely.

-In every soap opera, something

-exciting happens at Christmas.

-This year on Pobol y Cwm...

-..there's the climax of a storyline

-that has been building for months.

-It's so exciting and I can't say any

-more as I don't want to spoil it.

-Caryl Parry Jones and Lowri Cooke

-are part of the special programme.

-They are the oracles of the series!

-Both of them contributed

-to the programme.

-We look forward to that and

-Pobol y Cwm's return on a Wednesday.

-Nadolig Llawen Cwmderi airs straight

-after Pobol y Cwm tomorrow night.

-That's all for now but this

-is what you can enjoy in a moment.

-There's a taster of the new CDs

-released for Christmas.

-Cranberry sauce is on the menu

-in the Prynhawn Da kitchen.

-We head into the break...

-..with Caryl Parry Jones

-singing Golau Nadolig.

-# When the night falls

-over the brow of the hill

-# To eclipse the Creation

-# In the darkest and longest hour

-# The Christmas light will shine

-# Once again, the night's mist falls

-# These old words will remain

-# To guide you gently

-# Come

-# Towards the Christmas light

-# Follow the bright star

-of your soul

-# Believe in it

-# And you won't be alone tonight

-# The Christmas light

-will come back #

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-Welcome back.

-Are you looking

-for a gift for a music lover?

-There's a great choice of Welsh CDs

-in the shops at the moment.

-Elin Fflur

-can tell you all about them.

-Hooray! Christmas has arrived.

-Could you imagine Christmas

-without music?

-Oh, no. Me neither!

-Thank goodness that there's plenty

-of new music available this year.

-The album, #40 Mawr

-is out this Christmas.

-In August, Richard Rees and me did

-a countdown of songs from 40 to 1...

-..favoured by Radio Cymru's

-listeners in 2015.

-The album will suit all ages

-from your grandmother to babies!

-Enjoy #40 Mawr.

-Classical music fans will rejoice...

-..with the CD, Mi Glywaf Y Llais by

-Clive Edwards of Taf Valley Coaches.

-Trystan Llyr-Griffiths, the young

-tenor from Clynderwen has been busy.

-What about choirs?

-The Cor Heol Y March mixed

-youth choir who won Cor Cymru...

-..has recorded an album.

-The record label, Sain has also

-released the CD called Sain y Corau.

-Christmas isn't the same

-without a brass band.

-Pembrokeshire's Goodwick Brass Band

-has launched a lovely CD of carols.

-# You know that I'll come back #

-Plu recently released our third

-album, Tir Y Golau.

-The album is a combination

-of folk and experimental tracks.

-It has harmonies,

-like the first album.

-You can buy it in local shops

-or can be downloaded online.

-It's a perfect stocking-filler.

-# Nant Gwrtheyrn Valley

-# You are still here #

-It's a big year for Ac Eraill.

-It's exactly 40 years since

-we released the track, Diwedd Y Gan.

-It's great to see

-this collection of songs.

-There's Nant Gwrtheyrn,

-Nia Ben Aur and Beca.

-It makes me feel slightly younger!

-Brigyn has released an album that's

-strongly influenced by Patagonia.

-Keep your eyes peeled for Dulog.

-The Aberystwyth band, Ysgol Sul has

-the EP, Huno on the Ikaching label.

-Huw M has released his album, Utica

-on the same label.

-Anglesey's Fleur de Lys

-has released the single, Paent.

-It's available to download now.

-Fans of folk should look out for

-Patrobas from the Lleyn Peninsula.

-The Swansea Valley's Neil Rosser

-is as productive as ever.

-His new album is Gwrthgyferbyniad.

-There's plenty available this year.

-Don't miss the EP called Dieithriad

-by the Swansea rock band, Yr Angen.

-A North Wales girl has also recorded

-a CD in memory of her grandmother...

-..to raise money for Blue Sky

-so don't forget about Beca Haf's CD!

-Linda Griffiths,

-the singer from Montgomery...

-..has released an album

-on the label, Fflach.

-Her daughters accompany her

-on the CD and are called Sorela.

-They've also got a special festive

-song composed by a popular singer.

-# Only at Christmas time

-# Only at Christmas time #

-I'm love Christmas songs

-but there aren't enough in Welsh...

-..so I wrote one this year.

-It's performed

-by the girls of Sorela.

-The title is Dim Ond Dolig Ddaw.

-# Only at Christmas tonight #

-Thanks to Elin

-for those fantastic ideas.

-Christmas dinner

-isn't a Christmas dinner...

-..without the cranberry sauce.

-Nerys Howells has some advice...

-..on making a delicious

-homemade cranberry sauce.

-We're back in the kitchen and have

-our own hamper that's full of food.

-I'm making a cranberry sauce.

-It contains the spices

-of cinnamon, cloves...

-..and star anise

-which looks just like a star.

-Yes, it's just like a star.

-These have been placed in a saucepan

-with 100ml of water...

-..and allowed to warm

-and infuse in the water.

-I'm going to add the cranberries

-to that mixture.

-You can either buy them fresh

-or frozen but you need about 300g.

-Of the entire Christmas dinner...

-..I think that this

-is the easiest part to make.

-You can make it beforehand.

-Many people buy it

-but it's easy to make.

-Yes, and it has a much better

-flavour when you make it yourself.

-Bring this to the boil.

-They can be quite sour

-so you'll need to add some sugar.

-I'm using about 150g

-of Demerara sugar.

-Add the sugar and stir it

-until the sugar has dissolved.

-If you make it beforehand...

-..does it need to be kept

-in a sealed jar in the fridge?

-Yes, I'd store it

-in a sealed jam jar.

-It's unlike jam because it

-doesn't have a high sugar content...

-..so it doesn't keep as well as jam.

-But I only finished last year's

-cranberry sauce in November...

-..so just in time for this year!

-I simply kept it in the fridge

-so it should be fine to do that.

-You could add

-a cooking apple to this...

-..so it forms a relish.

-You could also

-add onions or shallots.

-There's so many things you can add.

-I like an orange flavour...

-..so will be adding the zest

-of two satsumas.

-They are the same as clementines.

-These remind you of Christmas.

-They are at their best at this

-time of year and full of juice.

-I've squeezed the juice out of two

-satsumas and there's a lot of juice.

-It's like a whole orange.

-Yes, exactly.

-Add the juice as it gives a great

-flavour and bring it to the boil.

-Here's one I made earlier.

-You could serve it just as it is...

-..or you could add some alcohol.

-There's an orange theme

-so add an orange liqueur.

-You could use Cointreau,

-Grand Marnier or Da Mhile liqueur...

-..that's made in Llandysul

-at Caws Teifi Cheese.

-It's great to support local produce.

-You've used plenty of it.

-That's more than I was expecting.

-Stir it together

-but I add it at the end...

-..so you don't burn off the alcohol

-and it has a kick!

-Do you add that

-before it goes into the jam jar?

-Yes, but only if you want alcohol.

-It's probably best to avoid it

-if you have children!

-We're not suggesting

-that you give your children alcohol.

-Could you mash it up so that there

-aren't any lumps for children?

-Put it in a food processor or

-liquidizer for a smooth consistency.

-Children don't like lumpy food.

-I was like that

-which is why I asked!

-There's something popping here.

-Yes, the fruit will start to pop...

-..and release

-the juices and flavour.

-Once they start to pop...

-..remove it from the hob or turn

-down the heat and allow it to rest.

-Next, I'll prepare the sausages

-or the pigs in blankets.

-I prefer to use

-good quality sausages for this...

-..so I'm using

-a normal chipolata sausage.

-You can make them smaller...

-..by simply pinching the middle

-and twisting it.

-It gives you two pieces.

-I'd happily eat a whole one!

-It's easy to do

-and these sausages are 90% meat.

-Oh, these are starting to jump out.

-Mind your trousers!

-Next, we have some streaky bacon

-or some pancetta.

-Wrap half a slice

-around each sausage.

-I like to put

-two of these together...

-..on a cocktail stick.

-You can place a bay leaf

-between each of the sausages.

-It adds another flavour to the mix.

-Yes, and they resemble small kebabs.

-What do you do to those sausages?

-I've got a sage leaf with a

-whole sausage on a cocktail stick...

-..that's wrapped in bacon.

-I was going to show you how to carve

-the turkey but I'm out of time.

-With gusto!

-And enthusiasm.

-Thank you and we'll try that now.

-You can see all those recipes...

-..on the website, www.prynhawnda.tv

-In the next part

-of today's programme...

-..there's last-minute tips

-on decorating your home on a budget.

-We also look at the new books

-released for Christmas.

-But we head into the break...

-..with the Goodwick Brass Band

-performing Mary's Boy Child.

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-Welcome back.

-Next, we have some last-minute tips

-for decorating your home...

-..with our expert, Elen van Bodegom.

-She proves that you don't need

-to break the bank.

-We've got tips

-on decorating your home...

-..by spending very little money.

-Elen van Bodegom

-has joined us in the studio.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Huw would say

-that it's all very tasteful.

-Yes, but reasonably priced or items

-found in your home or garden.

-When should we put up

-the decorations?

-Everyone knows

-when to take them down.

-This week is the best time

-to put up your decorations.

-These decorations

-are great for any lounge.

-Elin put hers up a fortnight ago.

-Elin put hers up a fortnight ago.

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-You put yours up three weeks ago!

-I haven't put mine up yet.

-There's some great ideas

-so we'll start in the corner.

-It's a cake stand

-with baubles in the middle...

-..holly from the garden

-and branches from the tree.

-My Christmas tree is against a wall

-or window and one side is hidden...

-..so I take cuttings from the back

-and put them to good use.

-It's very effective.

-Yes, and it's so simple.

-Place the baubles in the middle and

-scatter the branches around them.

-The next one is a wine glass.

-Yes, it's a wine glass

-filled with cranberries.

-You might buy them

-to make a sauce for Christmas Day.

-I love cranberry sauce.

-They are topped neatly

-with some red carnations.

-If this is the size

-of your wine glasses...

-..then I'm coming to you

-for Christmas!

-It's a whopper of a glass.

-It needs to be big enough

-so that it can be filled.

-I've used the red carnations again

-but with hydrangeas.

-They grew over summer...

-..so I let the flowers dry before

-spraying them with silver paint.

-They don't have to be silver

-as you could use a gold spray paint.

-I love candles

-but they can be dangerous.

-They create a great atmosphere.

-These candles are in the middle

-of a cake stand...

-..with berries and holly.

-We've had strong winds recently...

-..so everyone bought more candles

-in case there's a power cut...

-..so they are in people's drawers.

-Yes, and everyone has greenery

-in their garden.

-Go out and take some cuttings.

-It would be a lovely centrepiece.

-It would be a lovely centrepiece.

-

-I'd have it on my table.

-Next, there's more wine glasses

-but used in a different way.

-Place them upside down

-on a mirror...

-..fill them with leftover baubles

-and place candles on the top.

-The mirror creates a reflection

-but you can buy those easily?

-Yes, these are readily available

-on the high street...

-..such as The Range or Dunelm and

-found where they store the candles.

-It's similar to something

-you'd have at a wedding.

-This is another lovely centrepiece

-and it's so simple.

-It's important

-to have them in a cluster.

-Are you artistic on Christmas Day?

-I love it

-and have to refer to the next one.

-I got married at Christmas

-and had similar table decorations.

-I loved them!

-It's simply a jug

-that I found in my home...

-..and filled it with greenery.

-There's greenery from the garden,

-stilby, gipsofilia and berries.

-It's so easy.

-Cut the greenery

-and place it in the jug.

-It creates the essence of Christmas

-without flowers.

-It's very traditional

-for Christmas Day.

-This can sit by a fireplace

-as opposed to your table.

-Next, I've got something

-from the house that can be recycled.

-It takes more time

-but these are simply jam jars.

-You can use any

-leftover wrapping paper...

-..and stick it to the jar

-with some PVA glue.

-Spray it with glitter

-and allow it to dry.

-I've tied leftover ribbon around it

-and filled it with greenery...

-..because the patterns

-are already very busy.

-It's more personal

-because you've made it yourself.

-You can keep it for next year.

-Don't spend a fortune on a vase

-but recycle items you have at home.

-Does everyone come to you

-for Christmas?

-No, not at all.

-They won't have any wine glasses!

-Every year, I make something

-for everyone in my family.

-This is lovely.

-All the items here are from my home.

-We've all got a vase,

-cake stand, jar or jug.

-I like that tray.

-Yes, and I've used sherry glasses

-this time.

-You like glasses!

-They are a more sensible size

-than the wine glasses.

-And there's a candle in middle...

-..that's surrounded

-by some crystals.

-I've used the gipsofelia

-and trimmings from the tree again.

-There's more cranberries

-but with roses.

-Cut them to the size of the vase...

-..and fill it with cranberries.

-They are both a deep red which is

-a great colour for Christmas.

-And finally, I've got some branches.

-There's also pine cones that you can

-get in the garden or buy them.

-I've sprayed the branches

-with some fake snow.

-You could either hang some baubles

-or the pine cones from the branches.

-"Coed y Moch"

-is a great name for pine cones.

-My husband won't be happy as

-we'll have more items in our home!

-Those were some excellent ideas.

-We've already seen Elin Fflur

-stuffing her Christmas stocking...

-..with an array of CDs.

-It's time for Heledd Gwyndaf

-to stuff her Christmas stocking.

-She's got an array of Welsh books

-that have hit the shelves.

-Books and books everywhere and

-a good read can make my Christmas.

-There's no limit of books this year

-but what do you buy?

-You might think North Wales

-is a quiet place but think again.

-John Alwyn Griffiths'

-detective novel, Dan Gwmwl Du...

-..will quell those thoughts.

-Norte by Jon Gower...

-..is the novel for this Christmas

-with its epic story.

-Dewch at Eich Gilydd by Meg Elis

-takes us to the melting pot...

-..of the National Assembly elections

-of May 2016.

-Do you like relaxing with a cuppa,

-some chocolate and a good book?

-Fi Sy'n Cael y Ci is for you

-as you'll laugh and cry.

-I'll have to take them all

-but I need an autobiography too!

-O Ffyrgi i Ffaro by Bryan yr Organ

-is full of this man's adventures.

-John Pierce Jones' Yr Hen Ddyddiadau

-is the only autobiography to buy.

-We have his childhood on Anglesey,

-Hollywood...

-..and Arthur Picton

-in C'mon Midffild.

-Hmmm?

-Both!

-And there's more.

-Popeth Pws is the book

-you should have in your stocking.

-It's full of stories,

-previously unpublished poems...

-..and a few risque jokes!

-Tir a Mor by Bryn Williams

-is the ideal gift this Christmas.

-All the recipes

-will make your mouth water.

-Sgriblwr: Byw i Sgwennu

-remembers a very special talent...

-..namely Glyn Evans who was the

-editor of Y Cymro for many years.

-We share our memories about him.

-For those who love poetry...

-..you can get Mererid Hopwood's

-first book of poetry, Nes Draw.

-Goodness me, there's no way

-I can ignore any of these!

-But what about the children?

-Straeon Nadolig y Plant...

-..is a lot of funny stories from

-a Radio Cymru writing competition.

-Coeden Cadi is about Cadi's exploits

-in the land beyond the rainbow.

-Ned y Morwr is ideal for children

-who are learning to read.

-Santa Corn by Ceri Wyn Jones is the

-book for children this Christmas.

-The book asks if the gift bearer...

-..is Father Christmas

-or Santa Claus!

-I'm happy but how will I get

-this stocking home...

-..from Y Smotyn Du in Lampeter?

-Thank you, Heledd.

-In the final part

-of today's programme...

-..Huw Rees has more

-of his fashion advice.

-The brothers,

-Ynyr and Eurig Roberts...

-..perform their

-brand-new Christmas song.

-We head into the break...

-..with Alistair James and his song,

-Gwyrth y Nadolig.

-# A bright star shined in the sky,

-three Wise Men came to the desert

-# One night, 2,000 years ago

-# Good friends and family

-meet at the end of the twelfth month

-# To celebrate

-the best day of the year

-# Little hands open smaller doors

-# As we hold hands by the fire

-# Sion and Sian

-# And Dad and Mam

-# Share a kiss

-underneath the mistletoe

-# There's something in the air

-because Santa's on his way

-# Comforting the world

-with the miracle of Christmas

-# The festivities fill the house

-and presents are under a tree

-# And gentle carols

-echo around the house

-# Hearts and bellies are full,

-children listening carefully

-# For the bells of the reindeer

-jingling in the night

-# I hear the patter of tiny feet

-in the early hours

-# As they peek into the stockings

-by the fire

-# Sion and Sian

-# And Dad and Mam

-# Share a kiss

-underneath the mistletoe

-# There's something in the air

-because Santa's on his way

-# Comforting the world

-with the miracle of Christmas #

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-Welcome back.

-Next, we enter the fashion world...

-..and Huw Rees has

-some useful advice for the ladies.

-Many know that we had

-our work's party on Friday.

-A lot of the ladies

-chose to wear a sequin skirt.

-Every high street shop, even Marks

-and Spencer have sequin skirts.

-On Monday, Sioned,

-who is modelling for us later...

-..said she didn't know where

-to wear her sequin skirt again.

-We'll show three ladies how to wear

-their party skirts again.

-We've got a picture of Patricia

-in her skirt.

-Patricia's sparkly skirt

-is from H&M.

-There's movement in the colour.

-Let's see Patricia in the same skirt

-but with different accessories.

-It looks totally different.

-These sparkly items

-are not just for the evening...

-..but can be worn

-with items of daywear.

-Patricia loves this outfit.

-Patricia loves this outfit.

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-She's like a film star in disguise!

-Patricia is just like

-a film star anyway.

-The hat and the cape

-make for a very creative look.

-It borders on being a designer look.

-It isn't overpowering

-as there's only a line of sequins.

-We can change this

-as there's many wears to wear this.

-Patricia can remove the cape.

-I'll take the bag off you.

-We'll replace the cape

-with a waistcoat.

-Put on the waistcoat

-and we'll lose the hat too.

-It transforms the look and proves

-you can wear it with many things.

-We've also got a classic bag.

-This could take you from the day

-to an evening party.

-Time is against us so who's next?

-It's Sharon.

-Can I give this to you, Mari?

-Sharon is next.

-Let's see how Sharon looked earlier.

-It's a beautiful skirt

-from Marks and Spencer.

-Sharon looks wonderful.

-We've transformed it

-so she can wear it in the day.

-I like the colour.

-This navy skirt has been teamed

-with a classic double-breasted coat.

-There's a cashmere polo neck top,

-the skirt and boots.

-This is ideal

-for the end of the week.

-You can meet friends after shopping

-and enjoy a drink at 5.00pm.

-This outfit would be perfect

-for that kind of day.

-Let's call in Sioned who was

-the inspiration behind this item.

-I'm sure many would have asked

-the same question as Sioned.

-She wanted to know how to wear

-this skirt after her party.

-She didn't know what to do!

-We've kept it simple

-and opted for an adjustable top.

-It's a silver skirt so be very

-careful with how you accessorize it.

-Sioned can change quickly.

-I'll take the bag from you.

-It's a simple change

-and we'll team it with a camel coat.

-Has Huw answered your question,

-Sioned?

-Oh, it's stuck!

-Oh, it's stuck!

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-Sioned's stuck.

-These cheap models aren't a patch

-on Christine and Margaret.

-It's hard work.

-It's good to save a few pennies

-at Christmas.

-This is another simple look.

-You can use the same bag

-as we had earlier...

-..and it transforms it again.

-It looks great despite the coat

-being different to the silver skirt.

-Sequined items will reflect

-the colour that you're wearing.

-If you have a blue top,

-it will be reflected in the sequins.

-The same is true here.

-Sioned looks like a film star,

-just like Patricia.

-Can we see all three ladies?

-Patricia's here but I think

-Sharon's hit the Irish cream!

-She found the bottles

-we had behind the counter.

-Oh, here she comes.

-She can't walk straight but is back.

-There's still some of the drink

-on your lips.

-It's gone.

-Our thanks to all three of you.

-Huw has answered Sioned's question

-about how to wear her skirt.

-Everyone looked wonderful.

-That's all for today and for 2015.

-The year has flown by but I've

-enjoyed every minute of it with you.

-Bore Da returns to your screens

-on 10 January.

-Until then,

-keep practicing your Welsh.

-It's important to try

-and have plenty of fun in doing so.

-We hope you enjoy Brigyn

-and their song, Dol y Plu.

-Merry Christmas

-and Happy New Year to you all.

-# Close your eyes,

-hold my hand tightly

-# There's a full moon,

-let everything go

-# Where will you go tonight?

-Shall we go to the end of the world?

-# Your chance will come,

-so sleep soundly until it arrives

-# Before the break of dawn

-# There's a dream to dream

-# An opportunity to roam the land

-# Follow a shooting star

-# In the warmth of your blanket

-# Sleep amongst the feathers

-# The stars are shy

-and playing hide and seek

-# A big sky and tomorrow promises

-# Interesting adventures galore

-# The stars are full of promise

-# Protect us from all woes

-# Lose yourself

-in a world full of magic

-# In Dol y Plu

-# Tomorrow, tomorrow,

-I wonder where it will take you

-# The light of dawn beckons you

-# Tonight, tonight,

-small eyes are closed

-# The morning will come again for us

-# Before the break of dawn

-# There's a dream to dream

-# An opportunity to roam the land

-# Follow a shooting star

-# In the warmth of your blanket

-# Sleep amongst the feathers

-# The stars are shy

-and playing hide and seek

-# Big sky and tomorrow promises

-# Interesting adventures galore

-# The stars are full of promise

-# Protect us from all woes

-# Lose yourself

-in a world full of magic

-# In Dol y Plu

-# Give me your hand

-and I'll share my song

-# Come back with me to Dol y Plu #

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