Showing posts with label hair clips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair clips. Show all posts

Friday, 13 April 2012

Online selling

I promised to let you know what I'd been up to once motivation returned. So here goes....

I have started selling on Folksy! Yay!

I was going to post this when I had finished the slightly tortuous job of listing all the items I've made. 

But I have made a sale! Only a small one, but a sale is a sale. 

So, since the shop is out there already, I can't really hide it from you anymore, can I?

So far there are notebooks...


...hairclips...



 ...and bracelets.


I'll let you know when I've listed the other bits and pieces. And I suppose there should really be some bears on there somewhere....

I'd really appreciate it if you could visit the shop and let me know what you think!  

Friday, 4 November 2011

Craft fair dates for your diary

I have finally chosen the craft fairs that I will be attending before Christmas. 

Craft Fayre
Saturday 26th November, 10am to 4pm

Victorian Evening Craft and Gift Fayre 
Friday 2nd December, 5pm to 9.30pm

I will be taking a selection of my creations to each fair:

teddy bears,

notebooks,


elephants,

Liberty hairclips,
 
and probably a few other random goodies!

It would be lovely to see you there!

Thursday, 11 August 2011

This week...

This week, I have mostly been falling in love... with Liberty fabrics!

Once again I have been raiding my mum's immense fabric collection: this time for scraps to cover buttons. It's so hard to make decisions when it comes to fabric (and I'm not the most decisive person at the best of times!) but it became even more difficult after a rummage in the precious Liberty scraps box. That was it. Suddenly I understood the fascination: the pretty, intricate designs; the gorgeous feel of the fabric; the lovely colours. I'm surprised Mum could bear to part with any of it!

I came away with my haul and have been experimenting this week. I decided hair clips would be an easier starting point than buttons (slightly less fiddly but still small enough to use the little scraps of fabric).


The fabric is such a delight to work with. It is light enough to be used for delicate projects (adding little bulk at the seams) and yet strong enough to hold its shape without stretching or fraying.


The intricate patterns really come into their own on a small project.



And the new camera really does take great close-ups. So much better than my old one!



I love it! I'm looking around now for other projects to play with!

It's a shame that it's too light a fabric to make bears from... although I'm sure some of my bears wouldn't object too much to a little Liberty fabric outfit...
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