Sunday, 26 May 2013

There's a brand new dance but I don't know it's name...


Hello.
I had a lovely few hours visiting, instead of standing,at the Vintage & Handmade Fair ,
 Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire yesterday.

Here are Jayne Country Cottage Chic and my dear friend Michele of Cowboys & Custard
organisers of the Fair.  
Thank you lovely ladies for organising such a fabulous Fair.

 Oh goodness, how I enjoyed myself.   I only went around the Fair once and spent the whole time nattering to all my friends and buying a few little bits and pieces.
Here is Donna Flower and her lovely Mum...If you need a vintage textile, Donna is your girl, as you probably already know.
So, to some of the trinkets I managed to spend my pennies on...

This sweet little book from Donna.

Lovely Letterpress from Wild Ink



 Rusty old tins, which I am looking forward to doing something with.


 Ribbons, glass headed pins and a bit of kitsch plastic


here are the pins, they are so pretty


 The fabulous and utterly unique Jess Quinn 


 A pack of softly worn quilt scraps from beautiful Ali of  Betty & Violet


 and a Fairy Chair from Thrifty & French   My current husband slowly shook his head in disbelief, when he clocked this teeny weeny little chair.   I told him it was a photography prop...hee hee.


 So, just a few of the incredibly beautiful, talented stands and makers that I managed to take a snap of. 

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Talking of old tins, here is a mixed media collage artwork that I have just popped into Etsyland


and a textile birdy screen printed brooch.


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Finally, Marna over at Little A Designs asked if would take part in her 'Meet the Artist' Q and A.
I was so pleased to be asked, but goodness it was so difficult to answer those questions.
I hope you enjoy reading a bit about me and my background etc.

Lovely day here, feeling really chippa!
Thanks for stopping by. x
Fashion :: David Bowie

11 comments:

  1. Have there been many husbands before this current one then? lol Bless him, whats not to love about that chair!!!

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  2. A fairy chair!! and why not? The material stand looks fabulous, I could spend all day staring at it!! x

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  3. Great photos of the fair, and what a nice interview, snap - also aqua + Sagittarius!♥

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  4. That is one fair that one day I definitely want to visit. lots and lots of gorgeous stands, and your purchases are gorgeous. I love that little chair and props are so important! Jayne x

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  5. Such beauty. Such inspiration. Such work done from the beauty and inspiration to make more inspiring beautiful things with your fingerprint on it. Its' good!!! N, x

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  6. Lovely to see you & so pleased you had an enjoyable day at the fair!
    x

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  7. I just read your part about your 'current' other half to mine. He smiled in a knowing way ;)

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  8. ooo all truly scrumptious in every way, I am definately going to the frome one at the end of the month, so maybe i will see you there :) love always! and thanks for all the inspiration xxxx

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  9. Hello!

    It was lovely to meet you at the vintage fair and I'm so delighted and honoured to be on your blog!
    It really was a lovely day and my two little girls spent my profits at the fairy lady's stand! We came home and made a fairy garden which was lovely after such a busy few days getting ready.

    Your blog is a joy as always, Lucia from Wild Ink xx

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  10. Hello!

    It was lovely to meet you the vintage fair and I'm delighted to have a little picture on your blog!

    I had a great day and my girls spent all my profits at the fairy lady's stand and then came home and made a fairy garden :-)

    Your blog is a joy as always xx

    Lucia from Wild Ink x

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