I also popped down to Brighton's MADE '09 craft fair at the end of November where I bought these lovely Maxine Sutton notelets, love the compositions, and also bumped into Wolfran Lohr who is currently stocking some of my cards and is holding a sale on his beautiful handmade leather products this Saturday the 19th Dec. Very exciting and probably dangerous, I loved the invitation.
On a different note I happened to catch a bit of the mighty boosh last night and as ever very funny but I also loved the 70's patterns and crazy colours they use, brilliant!
I wanted to do some pattern work featuring feathers as they are so beautiful and the challenge seems to be not to use too much purple!!
Over the weekend I began these patterns which could be used for so many things scrapbooking,
Developed with fashion in mind, purple seems to be increasingly popular on the streets of Brighton as is lace...yummy colours.
I have been working on some more feminine designs the last few days and I have included an embroidery design that I finished earlier this year to the right.
This week I have mostly been working on female fashion designs and so here is one of them for you to see.
I have been meaning to put these 2 posts on for ages, the heart was a gift from a friend when I first moved to Brighton from Mexico and I love the colours decorative elements and shiny bits!
These designs were inspired by some of my Dad's paintings from back in the 80's, been meaning to work on them for ages...this is just the beginning...
On Sunday I helped my dear friend at Hope & Harlequin with a vintage fair at Battersea Arts Centre and I was thrilled to find this gorgeous and funky tea towel designed by Gordon Fraser for Brooke Bond OXO.
