Some sweet little calico bookbags in Cloudbirds and Orla are now listed in my Etsy shop.
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Bookbags
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Locals only
For ages and ages I’ve been feeling dreadful that my Etsy online shop was only priced in US$, and only available for people who could pay with Paypal, effectively excluding all my local, South African customers. However, thanks to the amazing guys at Ammo (also the brains behind Tank), who have built an online selling …
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Haircuts
A little while ago – the end of last year or so – I spotted a sign tied to a pole just near the Mill Street offramp onto De Waal Drive. It was typical of the kind of sign that the more desperate breed of housepainter or plumber daubs roughly onto an old piece of …
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Making Friday 11 Feb
While photographing my Cloudbirds fabric yesterday, I got all excited about different colour combinations, and particularly liked this Goldfinch/Dove/Blackboard combo. So today for Making Friday today I got stuck straight in. I honestly didn’t know what I was going to do when I sliced into my fabric and started stitching some bits together, but soon …
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Making Friday: 5 Feb 2011
It was my first proper Making Friday this year, and I have to admit, it was a bit of a washout. I decided to cut some magnets, and made so many mistakes and mis-cuts, it was a bit ridiculous. I was far more successful at putting together a big metal shelf, but can’t possibly photograph …
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Colt Circles
My Colt Circles design has never been a bestseller, but I still reckon it’s a sleeper, and when I eventually get around to covering a squishy sofa in the Colt Circles in Sand, it will get the attention it deserves. In the meantime, check out what a cute lampshade the Colt Circles in Seafoam makes:
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Smocks
I just listed a couple of these linen smock dresses for 2-3 year olds for sale in my Etsy shop. Check them out here.
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Pinterest
I have a new favourite hobby called Pinterest. I’ve always enjoyed cutting pics out of magazines, sorting them into themes/moods/colours and pasting them in (click here to read an old post about my scrapbooks), and this is the digital version of this hobby. What happens is that people create accounts (you have to apply and …
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Laughtons lumber
I love visiting Laughton’s Hardware in Seapoint. It’s a family business, has a great Art Deco sign outside, has a friendly, on-the-ball guy downstairs who is genuinely interested in helping you find the solution to your hardware problem, and is full of surprising and useful things. While buying bits and bobs there recently, I spotted …
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