Archive for March, 2006
These simple pods by Sophie Cook will add a touch of style to any table, ledge or corner. Her pods and bottles range in colour from white and pale grey to bolder olive and aubergine. The porcelain from which they are made gives them a beautiful, lustrous sheen.
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It’s so difficult to buy clothes right now. Officially it’s spring and therefore I’m inclined to cast out all those winter layers but it’s still so cold. And snow in March! Luckily I came across this gorgeous shrug by We Are Scarves. It’ll keep you warm and it’s glamorous enough to[.....]
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I came across Hana’s site a few weeks ago when I was looking for birthday presents. She makes the sweetest badges from vintage storybook pictures, fabric scans, funky vintage prints, wrapping paper and other bits and pieces. She’s also about to add a greeting card collection to her range.
I couldn’t resist a[.....]
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Brighten up your coffee table with these cheerful coasters from Purple Pink and Orange. You can choose from a number of styles including pretty blossom petals and cute scrabble tiles (shown above).
Purple Pink and Orange are a craft collective based in the States. Made up a community of individuals who spend[.....]
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With Spring allegedly just around the corner but with winter still clinging on (it snowed here last week!), you’ll need something to take the chill off.
Funky Dooraye have just the thing. Their stylish new collection of hats have been lovingly handmade in pure Noro wool and finished with pretty vintage buttons and embellishments.[.....]
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‘There’s just something special about a product, whether a cookie or a tote bag, made by someones careful and deliberate hands,’ says Rebecca from Bake Sale Designs. We agree.
Rebacca is constantly on the look out for new and salvaged fabrics which she whips up into beautiful and quirky bags and accessories for her[.....]
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Have you heard about SeekIndie? It’s a fun new competition – a bit like an online scavenger hunt. Here’s how it works. Participating indie businesses each donate a prize or prizes and hide a banner somewhere on their website. The gals at SeekIndie add the prizes to SeekIndie with a link[.....]
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