10% off in my Etsy shop all weekend (22nd - 24th) - Happy Weekend everyone! :)
22 October 2010
20 October 2010
15 October 2010
Folksy Friday Finds
Some little things to brighten up your Friday, all on Folksy.
tags:
folksy friday
14 October 2010
15% off Jewellery- Impromptu One Day Sale!
15% off all the pretties (excluding silly sale) in my Etsy shop today - and I found a really handy website that lets me adjust the prices all at once, so no more paypal invoices - all the prices are set to 15% off already.
Happy Shopping :)
Happy Shopping :)
11 October 2010
Freshening Up - New Photos
I recently bought lots and lots of new background papers for my jewellery, so I spent Sunday afternoon retaking a lot of photographs, I am hoping to do even more soon, but after 400 snaps I was a bit lethargic!
Lots of new jewellery in the photography style coming up this week too.
xx
Lots of new jewellery in the photography style coming up this week too.
xx
tags:
new photographs
8 October 2010
UK Silly Sale!
Today Etsy sellers in the UK are running lots of special offers in our shops in the name of silliness and bargains!
I will have FREE SHIPPING in my Etsy shop along with a $10 sale section too!
Everything in my shop has free shipping and here is a peek of the $10 sale:
A very good time to stock up on Christmas gifts or to treat yourself before Christmas present buying begin.
All prices are amended and free shipping applied.
You can also search 'UK Silly Sale' on Etsy to find other bargains from my lovely UK friends.
Happy Shopping!
2 October 2010
handmade bunting
I have been trying lately to actually finish other craft projects rather than buying supplies and letting them linger in my workbox!
I bought some beautiful fat quarters from Callyco in Cambridge recently and I knew I wanted to make some bunting out of them. I looked at a lot of tutorials which involved hemming the bunting and double sided bunting etc etc, but I knew I'd never finish it so I went for a slightly more 'rustic' approach!
I sketched out a triangle flat with a square off top for the trim and cut out all my bunting triangles, 16 in total. I decided to keep the edges raw and not hem, being as they won't be handled a lot. Then I handstitched with contrasting blue thread onto white grosgrain ribbon.
The cutting took about an hour and the sewing an evening in front of the TV - perfect!
I still have lots of fabric left so I think I will make some matching cushions for the bed.
I am currently trying to keep the kitten away from the bunting, she does like bits of ribbon that hang down, cheeky thing!
I bought some beautiful fat quarters from Callyco in Cambridge recently and I knew I wanted to make some bunting out of them. I looked at a lot of tutorials which involved hemming the bunting and double sided bunting etc etc, but I knew I'd never finish it so I went for a slightly more 'rustic' approach!
I sketched out a triangle flat with a square off top for the trim and cut out all my bunting triangles, 16 in total. I decided to keep the edges raw and not hem, being as they won't be handled a lot. Then I handstitched with contrasting blue thread onto white grosgrain ribbon.
The cutting took about an hour and the sewing an evening in front of the TV - perfect!
I still have lots of fabric left so I think I will make some matching cushions for the bed.
I am currently trying to keep the kitten away from the bunting, she does like bits of ribbon that hang down, cheeky thing!
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