Monday, 3 September 2012

Still here!

Helllooo lovely little polka dot bloggy space! I kind of forgot you existed! I have had a crazy busy summer but hopefully now we are going to become very well aquainted.

I'll just carry on like I have been writing here most days for weeks, months, years, okay??

Great.

So, last weekend I took part in a family fun day. I did one a few weeks ago and it was a great success! I loved it.

This one? Not so much. I refuse to be negative so instead I will say that I believe there were a few resons for the poor interest in our tables, the torrential rain being one of them.

Regardless of the issues, I was super pleased with my wee table :-) I tried lots of new props and display items and was pleased with the results!

(please excuse the phone pics! I forgot to take new batteries for my big camera:-( )












I was especially excited by my new vintage style brooches, corsages and hairclips



And my fabby new hairband display handmade by my Dad :-)



I have also been dipping my tootsies into the pool of "occasion" items! LOTS nore ideas for this , watch this space.

So to sum up - it poured with rain and I  brought home every single thing that I took with me (except my umberella which broke!) .
On the bright side - I am more than ready for my next craft fair on the 16th! yippee !

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Monday, 16 April 2012

Some items in stock

I have compiled a wee list of some items in stock right now. With some items especially for Anne to look at (hi Anne! )
As always I can make most things to order, so if you see something you like but require it in a different size/colour, please just drop me an email at polkadotsweetheart@gmail.com  or you can leave me a comment on here and I will get back to you very soon x



This red patchwork cushion measures 16" X 16" and is made using cotton fabrics.



It has an envelope style opening and comes complete with cushion pad.

Price £10

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A sweet brooch made from red felt roses. This brooch is similar to one of the first brooches I made and that was actually featured in a craft magazine. (exciting!!)


The brooch has a 1 1/4 " (3cm) pin on the back.


The whole brooch measures approx - 2 "X 2 1/2"

Price - £3.50

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This brooch is made using a fabric rosette tecnique. It is made using gorgeous pink satin and is embellished with a diamonte and pearl detail.


This item will have some slight fraying for effect and may continue to fray (a tiny bit) as it is worn , for a classic shabby chic look.


I have backed the brooch in some grey felt to compliment the pink and to secure to pin.

The pin measures 1 1/2" (3cm)


This brooch measures approx 2 1/2" X  2" (6.5cm X 5cm)

Price £3.50

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A lovely brooch made from a cluster of felt roses in lovely raspberry and deep purple colours.


The whole brooch measures approx 3" X 2 1/2"  (7.5cm X 6cm)


This brooch has a 1 1/2" (3cm) pin on it.

PRICE £4.00

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Next up are some cup sleeves for takeaway cups.
These are great as they keep your hands from getting too hot while enjoying your drink.

I have one of each of these colours in stock and a couple more that I haven't photographed yet. I can make these in any colour combination.

Price £5
















I also have lots of lovely phone cases to share but I think this is possibly enough photos for today! xx

Monday, 26 March 2012

All the fun of the fair.



Geez - where does the time go? I am due a catch up. I have some new products to share and some upcoming plans. I STILL have to share the gorgeous hearts gift exchange and the gift I received from my partner! I  will hopefully post that later on today. I also need to post her gift to her!! Which I will also be doing today. 

In the meantime I wanted to share some pics from a craft fair I took part in this weekend. The fair was organised by Gill and Karen from crafters and makers as part of their Boutique chic events. This was the first time I have taken part in one of their events and I have another in less than 2 weeks time!

It wasn't my best fair for amount of sales as it was pretty quiet, weather wasn't great really and it is still early in the year. I did meet some lovely new people and I got lots of good feedback from the people who stopped by, so all in all I was a happy bunny.

My table looked pretty different to the other makers that were there, but I reckon is nice to have a bit of variety.













Well I guess it is official. Spring has definitely sprung.
 The clocks have shifted forward and the sunshine and flowers are starting to appear!
Good times :-) xx