Yesterday I did a lampshade making class at The Makery in Bath! The class was taught by the lovely Ruth from Quincy Lampshades.
I came armed with my half metre of green Fabric which I'd bought from
Millie Moon shop in Frome, expecting a fun afternoon of making and I
wasn't disappointed. Making the lampshade was not as hard as I'd thought
but some bits were indeed tricky. I feel I've learned a great new skill
and I am looking forward to making more lampshades soon!
Showing posts with label homeware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homeware. Show all posts
Monday, 26 November 2012
Sunday, 29 April 2012
London themed notice board
I finally got round to making this London themed notice board. Having drilled some holes in a square of chipboard ages ago, I had been looking for the perfect fabric to cover this board with and I found it in Millie Moon Haberdashery Boutique in Frome. The lovely London themed fabric features a Routemaster bus, london taxi, queen's guard and lots of other landmarks. I finished off the notice board using dark blue ribbon and some blue and purple split pins. If you're interested in purchasing my creation please get in touch, it's £20 + p&p.
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Christmas display board
I'm very pleased with this Christmas display board I made from a board I found in the attic, some fabric, wadding, split pins and ribbon :)
Labels:
Christmas,
display board,
festive,
handmade,
homeware
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
The Royal Wedding Part 2
Some more of my favourite Royal Wedding souvenirs
Tea cosy £20
from evajeanie on Folksy
Royal First Class Queen Wedding Pendant £32
from christinegoldschmidt on Etsy
I know this isn't really wedding related, but it is to do with London! I think its very intruiging and a great idea.
Thames Artifacts £950.00
from Thames Artifacts on Etsy
Crown Necklace £5.50
from nujubilee on Etsy
Union Jack placemats £16
from Debenhams
Keyring £4
from Cath Kidston
Union Jack Wreath £18.50
from Esbee Ribbons on Folksy
Labels:
celebration,
handmade,
homeware,
Jewellery,
memorabilia,
Royal Wedding,
souvenir
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