Archive for March, 2008

Vote for your Handmade Heroes

Monday, March 31st, 2008
Handmade Heroes

Back in February we ran an article on Pressies4Pricesses and their quest to find new suppliers of quality, handmade gifts. The finalists have now been selected and the public vote has started.

Vote for your Handmade Heroes at www.pressies4princesses.co.uk.

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A Custom Made Special Offer

Monday, March 31st, 2008
Bags, jewellery and accessories from Custom Made

It’s official. Summer is here at last. To celebrate, Custom Made is offering a whopping 20% discount on all products. Just type in coupon code ITSAPRIL when you checkout.

What are you waiting for? The offer closes on 11th April, so be quick!

www.custommadeuk.com

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Lydia Meiying

Monday, March 31st, 2008
Design and accessories by Lydia Meiying

Lydia Meiying is a 3rd year student studying printed textiles at Leeds College of Art and Design. You would think that this would keep her busy enough, but no. In her very busy schedule she has made time to create a range of handbags and jewellery. And very pretty they are too.

To view Lydia’s design gallery go to www.hellomeiying.com.
To shop for handbags and jewellery go to www.meiying.etsy.com.

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Guerilla Embroidery

Friday, March 28th, 2008
Accessories by Guerilla Embroidery

I’m delighted to share the work of skilled seamstress and textile designer, Sarah Terry of Guerilla Embroidery. Each piece is inspired by the patterns and colours of nature and is developed organically and intuitively in fabric and thread. These ideas are applied to handmade bags, purses, accessories, and customised clothes.

In 2004 Sarah was long listed for the Hand & Lock Prize for Embroidery. Her work can be found in collections all over the world.

Find Sarah at the British Craft Trade Fair in Harrogate this April and at the Owl and Lion gallery in May. Until then you can shop at www.guerilla-embroidery.com.

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The Funky Felter

Thursday, March 27th, 2008
Accessories by The Funky Felter

I was just about to leave work yesterday evening when I received an enquiry from Shalana, aka The Funky Felter. I clicked over to her website and discovered a wealth of cute accessories and quirky adornments.

Shalana’s creations are made directly from raw and/or processed dyed fibers using traditional and modern felting techniques. She has a keen eye for colour, texture and shape and well deserves her excellent Etsy seller rating.

For more information go to www.thefunkyfelter.com.
For even more information read Shalana’s blog at www.thefunkyfelter.blogspot.com.
Shop at www.thefunkyfelter.etsy.com.

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