Easter weekend dawned bright and blue and sunny and I was out with the Homestyle Argyll girls at the Tayvallich Inn with our first pop-up shop. There was no missing us underneath Catherine's bright purple gazebo! I do enjoy displaying our wares together, although our work is very different individually, we are able to create a harmonious collectionnn. I have recently started to make cards to tke to an event in May, and thought I would put them out this weekend as a trial run... Small, slightly abstract landscape images, painted on fabric with some stitched detailling, then mounted onto 100% recycled paper cardstock. I have made a conscious decision not to buy plastic cellophane bags (even compostable ones) but printed a small paper wrapper to keep card and envelope together. Some more debut pieces, a seasidey muscles and scallops appliqued lantern & a printed and painted spring snowdrops one. Tomorrow it's back to lamp & lampshade making for my exhibition which starts next week. And I have already started counting down to the Kirsty Allsopp Handmade Fair at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire in May!
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Janet
1/4/2018 21:50:14
Your cards are lovely. How much are they?
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Kate
1/4/2018 22:27:19
Hello Janet
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1/4/2018 21:58:14
I am delighted with my Puffin TeaLight holder. You are a very talented lady! Good luck with the exhibition and Kirsty Allsop Fayre!! See you soon
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Kate
1/4/2018 22:28:52
Thank you so much Sam, that's very kind of you to say so. De-'light'-ed that you like your lantern!
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11/7/2020 08:23:35
Wow: how nicely they have arranged this event this year. Things are decorated and arranged very decently in the room. Needle Smith's blog shares information about that event. Keep sharing more information about such events. Thanks for sharing.
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23/12/2020 11:50:46
Thanks for sharing your creativity in this blog .I am highly impressed with your idea of hand painted lamp shades and card making.
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