Monday, 13 February 2012
Monday, 6 February 2012
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Sewing Projects.....Sorbetto
This versatile pattern from Colette Patterns is wonderful! Here I made the Sorbetto top (which is a free download able pattern) in sheer gold fabric. I inverted the front pleat to make nice and loose, giving the option to wear floaty or nipped in at the waist with a vintage belt.
Admittedly the fabric was a nightmare to work with, it frayed madly and due to the nature of the finish I was unable to press, but I love it! I wish I had bought enough fabric to make one for me - as this one was for my best friend Josey Jo - I thought it would look amazing with battered denim.
xox
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Collar by Colette Patterns..........
Leopard Print Satin Collar
Metallic Collar with satin ties
For ages I have been looking for a pattern for a collar. Right now I am into wearing one main accessory, whether it be a statement necklace or a haircomb.
I had been looking for a collar pattern for a while, so I was like a dog with two dicks when I found this collar pattern by my favourite creative ladies at Colette Patterns. More so - you can download it for free here......
The Leopard Print collar I made for myself and have worn loads and the Metallic gold, silver and black collar I have made for a friend, hope she loves it....
Colette Patterns is a great resource and inspires me on a daily basis, keep up the great work girls!
xox
Sunday, 1 January 2012
The Loony Dook 2012
The Loony Dook 2012 , a set on Flickr.
Every year The Loony Dook takes place at South Queensferry as part of The Edinburgh Festival.
Unfortunately we were too late in registering for a place, so we observed from the beach.....
xox
Saturday, 17 December 2011
Saturday Morning Musings......
My Saturday morning was spent browsing round the Farmers Market in Linlithgow, followed by a visit to the recently refurbished Burgh Halls where I admired the work of British Sculptor and Photographer Andy Goldsworthy whose exhibition Earth Ephermera is currently showing.
After admiring the exhibition I wandered through the Burgh Halls, enjoying the silence and emptiness. The halls are flooded with light and are truly impressive. I adore the fireplaces with inset tiles.........
xox
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Pin it........
Now that my hair is getting longer, I love wearing it pinned back and am really getting into the whole vibe of adding a haircomb for a touch of instant glamour.
Haircombs are really easy to make, all you need is a simple sewing skills and a little imagination and you are well on your way. For this one I used black felt for the base, pre cut silver leaves and dove grey freshwater pearls and crystals left over from jewellery projects.
xox
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