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Posted: July 7th, 2010 | Author: Emily | Filed under: Log Cabin Patchwork Cushions | 1 Comment »Discovered these dudes at the Hidden Lane Fest, definatly worth a considerable check out
Discovered these dudes at the Hidden Lane Fest, definatly worth a considerable check out
Hello, guessing everyone already knows its July!
June was a VERY busy month here, can only be a good thing.
MoonMade opened in The Hannah MacLure Centre where some of my work is stocked.
MoonMade is a Pop-UP shop selling local (to Tayside) artists and designers work and raising funds and awareness of a local charity-Youth Link Dundee.
We were also at the Hidden Lane Festival in Glasgow, sharing a stall with MuchTooFun and their Bonnie Bling collection. A MUST DO again for next year. Great vibe; Great people; Great music and Great burgers mmmmmm.
Coming up this Month we’ve got the Made In The Shade in Edinburghs Roxy Art House
Outside of work we took our wee boy on his first camping trip
Saw some spectacular scenery on our way to Stonehaven, and had a blast. Didn’t always manage to cycle up every hill with Atom on the back of my bike but gave it a good try. It only took us two nights camping. First night in Lunan Bay and the second in Inverbrevie. We were disappointed we didn’t spot any dolphins, apparently they were all swimming and jumping around Skye, so we were on the wrong side of the country!
Wow, how the days just fly past.
Spent the weekend in various parks. On Saturday we went to Camperdown country park and saw lots of animals including bears and wolves, lazing in the sun as it was a hot hot day. I was really impressed by the fantastic display of feathers from the peacock there too.
Sunday I took Atom to the Craigtoun country park for the Dundee Taxi Drivers Big Day Out. Despite the rain we had a great time.
Then yesterday cycled Atom to nursery on his new bike seat, he loved it but took a while for me to stop shaking :S
These new labels arrived yesterday, from greenbeansnstrings so now no one could forget who they got their cushion covers from
I totally adore the packaging they came in too.
I am pleased to announce I can confirm my work will be making an appearance for a week during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. My work will be available at the West end of Princes Street, near St Johns Church. Dates to follow..
Most of these are now available at the Hannah MacLure Centre
This Highland cow has been painted onto the 100%orange cotton by free hand with red textile paint.
These cushions have been hand printed on a silk screen print down in the DCA print studios. Currently they are one of a kind, but more can be made to order.
The multi lamb prints are on 100% blue cotton with a pillow slip opening. The single lamb print is on poly cotton with a wool back and a pillow slip opening.
I’m inlove…with these new photos of my work, taken by the amazingly talented Ali Wight.
I’ll start off with the handbag range. Shown here is the Purple Tweed bag , tweed sourced from Selkirk in The Scottish Borders; followed by the gold and brown Tweed bag which has a gold silk lining and the ’show some one you love them’ bag made from a very tough red and white cotton with black cotton lining.
All are available in the shop.
What a fabulous day! Sun shining,heat waves…waving!!
Spent most of the day making new button bracelets, you can see them on my facebook fan page until I get some proper pics made., hopefully tomorrow.
Here’s a sneeky peek…