Showing posts with label bunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunting. Show all posts
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Corgi's and bunting, getting into the Jubilee spirit!
Above is a new design of mine, it will be on handmade cards for next weeks 'Lovely Fairs' art and craft market in St Michaels church on Gloucester rd, Bristol.
Opening times 10-3
You can go here to visit the Lovely fairs Facebook group.
I hope to see some of you there, ready for shopping and cream teas! Yum Yum!
xx
Labels:
art markets,
bunting,
corgi,
jubilee art work,
jubilee cards,
jubilee spirit,
lovely fairs
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Oh how I love tiny bunting!
I also love big bunting, fabric bunting, lace bunting, paper bunting, animal shaped bunting...You get the picture.. ;-)
My mum and step dad came to visit for the weekend, and whilst the men were watching 127 hours (The one where the chap falls down the rock, and has to saw off his own arm with a blunt pen knife...Not for the squeamish, but an amazing story all the same)! My mum and I made tiny paper bunting! We made some using blue twine and old maps of devon for my kitchen windows. Then we made some using left over scraps of wrapping paper for my living room. So simple yet I love them!
Its added a bit of color and fun to the house. I really can't wait to get all the floors/walls done, and the log burner put in the living room. I've been putting off adding any sort of nice bits and bobs until then, as I know it'll all have to be moved...
I also got this crochet blanket from a vintage shop in the Clifton Mall in Bristol yesterday, it's so nice and colourful. Sweet don't you think?
I've had a nice weekend & I hope you are all having lovely weekends too******
My mum and step dad came to visit for the weekend, and whilst the men were watching 127 hours (The one where the chap falls down the rock, and has to saw off his own arm with a blunt pen knife...Not for the squeamish, but an amazing story all the same)! My mum and I made tiny paper bunting! We made some using blue twine and old maps of devon for my kitchen windows. Then we made some using left over scraps of wrapping paper for my living room. So simple yet I love them!
Its added a bit of color and fun to the house. I really can't wait to get all the floors/walls done, and the log burner put in the living room. I've been putting off adding any sort of nice bits and bobs until then, as I know it'll all have to be moved...
I also got this crochet blanket from a vintage shop in the Clifton Mall in Bristol yesterday, it's so nice and colourful. Sweet don't you think?
I've had a nice weekend & I hope you are all having lovely weekends too******
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