I am not a writer. Perhaps explains why most of my blogs are just pictures. However, there has been a distinct lack of posts recently so I guess there needs to be some talk to catch up to where I am now.
To start with I am working so much that I barely have any time in my wonderful studio! I still have a craft fair booked in November though, just a small village Christmas fair but more than nothing.
On a more positive and exciting note I will soon be moving out of my parents house! I will be renting a house on the estate owned by the family I work for. A lovely little 2 and a half bedroomed cottage. I am very exited for this, as an almost-25-year-old should be, (I really didn't want to be the 30 year old who still lived with her parents) even if it is in the same village as them, its a start!
The house...
So, fairly obviously I think, I am mainly excited about decorating and furnishing this new house. So expect all future blogs to be about house-y things for a while! Trying to decide what colour to paint is very difficult when you don't even know what your going to have in a room! My evening reading has taken a turn from novels to books of a more inspirational style. I raided my parents crammed shelves and found a small selection of their collection (unintentional rhyming there!) on interior design.
My favourite has to be "a perfectly kept house is the sign of a misspent life" by Mary Randolph Carter. I shows that even a house crammed full of stuff, as I'm sure mine will be, can be beautiful. I could never have a minimalist house, I like all my "things" too much.
At the end of all this I hope to keep updating my blog on the progress of the house furnishing as it should be coming along much faster than the non-existent work in the studio. However once I'm in the house, the studio will be in there too so I can perhaps get along working much more!
That's the plan anyway!
Peach Plot
I have just graduated from a degree in Surface Pattern Design and I am working up to starting my own business, creating handmade eco-friendly clothes and accessories. Here are some of my inspirations and Creations! Enjoy.
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Som of Mum's Work
As all of my stalls have been a team effort between me and my Mum, there should really be photographs of some of her creations on here!
Firstly is a needle felted little bear called Walter (made in South Africa and named after Walter Sisulu) who is wonderful!
And then her most recent creations are the mice.
My favorite is Archie. He is so smart in his tie!
Firstly is a needle felted little bear called Walter (made in South Africa and named after Walter Sisulu) who is wonderful!
And then her most recent creations are the mice.
My favorite is Archie. He is so smart in his tie!
Quex Vintage Fair
So the Quex Fair was a great success!
An excellent even, even if it was a bit far to travel but around 4,000 people attended!
The museum was an absolutely intriguing place full of dioramas of stuffed animals, in our hall we had everything from tigers to gazelles!
The Stall, more vintage than we would normally have but we were at a vintage fair!
The many, many people overlooked by the monkeys at the end of the hall.
The gazelles.
We stayed with some friends in Birchington, near Margate, who own a beach hut! I was very jealous! How I would love a beach hut and I do miss living by the sea.
Even though the weather was a bit grim, the sun even came out a bit and created some beautiful views for us.
All in all, a very enjoyable weekend!
An excellent even, even if it was a bit far to travel but around 4,000 people attended!
The museum was an absolutely intriguing place full of dioramas of stuffed animals, in our hall we had everything from tigers to gazelles!
The Stall, more vintage than we would normally have but we were at a vintage fair!
The many, many people overlooked by the monkeys at the end of the hall.
The gazelles.
We stayed with some friends in Birchington, near Margate, who own a beach hut! I was very jealous! How I would love a beach hut and I do miss living by the sea.
Even though the weather was a bit grim, the sun even came out a bit and created some beautiful views for us.
All in all, a very enjoyable weekend!
Saturday, 31 March 2012
Fairs and Business Cards
So things are actually being made in preparation for the Vintage Fair next weekend at The Powell Cotton Museum in Kent!
Today, finally, business cards have arrived! And I am so pleased with them. Hope to be spreading them around the North East and Kent areas soon!
I used the outline of my paisley pattern in the background with my own stamp font for the name. I used an excellent company called Good Print for the production and would definitely recommend them to anyone!
So I will get back to the planning and will hopefully upload some pictures soon of the fair and some of the lovely things we took!
The Powell Cotton Museum - www.quexmuseum.org
Good Print - www.goodprint.co.uk
Friday, 9 March 2012
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