Whilst visiting the Eden Project last week I bought some super cute Airplants (Tillandsias) as I have wanted some of them for ages! You can buy them online as well, from lovetillys. I planted one in a vintage Hornsea egg cup (I had wanted to find a use for these for a while!) and one in a latte bowl from Anthropologie. Then I put some pebbles I had collected from the beach around them, super :)
Showing posts with label hornsea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hornsea. Show all posts
Monday, 29 September 2014
Cute little air plants
Labels:
Airplants,
anthropologie,
cute,
eggcup,
flora,
green,
hornsea,
houseplant,
latte bowl
Tuesday, 2 September 2014
New A4 Vintage Style Screen Print - Coffee Jug
I have created another Vintage Style Screen Print, this time featuring a Hornsea Coffee pot, to match my egg cups and little jug. It is slightly different, due to the fact that I made a small error! All part of it's charm haha.
This A4 print is available to buy now from my Etsy and Folksy shops at £20 each.
This A4 print is available to buy now from my Etsy and Folksy shops at £20 each.
Labels:
1970s,
art,
coffee jug,
handmade,
Heirloom,
hornsea,
illustration,
kitchen,
kitchenalia,
pattern,
retro,
seventies,
vintage
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
New A5 Vintage Style Screen Prints
I've been working for a while on these prints and finally they are
complete! I have 2 finished prints so far, a collection of 3 egg cups
and a little oil or vinegar jug, both in Hornsea Heirloom pattern. I
plan to add to the collection in time, with different items and
patterns.
These prints are available to buy now from my Etsy and Folksy shops at £11 each.
These prints are available to buy now from my Etsy and Folksy shops at £11 each.
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Flea Market Finds
Today trip to the Flea market resulted in only a few little finds, but since I've decided to resist buying any more suitcases or type trays the usual buys were off limits! There were chairs galore today for some reason, but I don't really need any more of those. Also it has been a bitterly cold day so a lot of the stallholders were packing up at lunch time.
I got another green bottle to add to my collection, some numbers letterpress type for stamping onto price labels, a lovely old Christmas card and some Hornsea egg cups, which I am going to use to plant some tiny plants in.
I got another green bottle to add to my collection, some numbers letterpress type for stamping onto price labels, a lovely old Christmas card and some Hornsea egg cups, which I am going to use to plant some tiny plants in.
Labels:
bottles,
flea market finds,
greetings card,
hornsea,
type blocks
Monday, 7 May 2012
Flea Market finds 2
I visited the Giant Flea Market again yesterday at Shepton Mallet, and these are my finds!
My favourite things are probably the old type blocks which I bought in my initials, also I got an ampersand and from a separate stall I bought a printing block of a pointing hand.
The platter and plates are "Woodbury" ceramics by Wedgwood, drawn by Victor Skellern in the late 1950s..
I also got some Hornsea "Heirloom" spice pots and small jug, and various old glass bottles. Very pleased with my little hoard.
My favourite things are probably the old type blocks which I bought in my initials, also I got an ampersand and from a separate stall I bought a printing block of a pointing hand.
The platter and plates are "Woodbury" ceramics by Wedgwood, drawn by Victor Skellern in the late 1950s..
I also got some Hornsea "Heirloom" spice pots and small jug, and various old glass bottles. Very pleased with my little hoard.
Labels:
bottles,
flea market,
hornsea,
plates,
platter,
type blocks,
vintage,
wedgwood,
wood block,
woodbury
Sunday, 26 February 2012
Flea Market finds
I've never been to a Flea market before and today I went to the "Giant Flea Market" at Shepton Mallet. These are my finds, for some reason I like Hornsea Pottery lately, I think it may have a revival soon. Also got some strange medicine/lemonade bottles and a small type tray, which I think I'll be able to make nice again :)
Labels:
flea market,
glassware,
hornsea,
pottery,
type tray
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