It's our last show on The Craft Store this Saturday!

 

Yes, technically it will be our last show on The Craft Store, as from the 25th the name will change to Create & Craft. Which is a bit sad really. We'll be on at 10am, so an early start for us.

But in happy news - we will be launching two new button kits. Both kits will be exclusive to The Craft Store for a week, from then you'll be able to get in on our website as well.

I am not sure which kit I like the most. I guess I'm not supposed to have a favourite!

The kits are our Queen's Jubilee Buttons Kit - the buttons are shown above. I have to say I'm quite pleased with the leek as that was a worry when I first planned out the buttons! 

The second kit is Bottle Cap Buttons. There are two colourways available, and you'll be able to make 6 buttons. The kit includes new bottle caps, and little stickers to use on your caps if you wish.

I'm still working on some bits for the big job - only a few before everything is more or less wrapped up on that I think. So for the next few days I will be packing kits, prepping the show and working on a few bits.

I hope you'll be able to tune in on Saturday!

A new little video showing some of our new items!

A little video showing one of the samples I've made for our show on The Craft Store on Saturday. We will be launching our new ganutell kit - lots of sparkly wirework! We'll also have these little display frame packs with stands, great not only for ganutell, but many other things - after all, we all need reasons to make pretty passementerie, don't we? So this video takes you through decorating a frame with fancy fabric. 

Right, on to start making the One Button a Week collages for this week!

Stay safe and well everyone!

We're back at the Craft Store this Saturday

We will be back at The Craft Store on the 29th at 10am with a ganutell flowers show - and a new kit in the range. 

This time, the kit will focus on Cloisterwork techniques - these flowers are made using only wires and so are full of sparkle. 

 Our full range of ganutell kits is designed to teach a particular technique, from the spiral would thread flowers to fluffy chenille styles. To see the full range - visit our website

As you can imagine, it is currently all hand on deck getting ready, lots of kits to pack :)

I do hope you'll be able to tune in.

And, for your diary: Our next scheduled show is on Feb 19th at 10 am - with buttons...