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Hello,
Just listed this cosy apple green baby blanket. Please take a look, would appreciate some feedback about my shop.
Thanks
Wendy X http:// AliceAndFlorence.folksy.com/
Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Saturday, 27 August 2011
Welcome to Alice And Florence - A place for handmade quilts-blankets-crafty things-inspiration- and travels
Hello and welcome to Alice And Florence !
All of my life I have loved to make things by hand, including sewing, needlecrafts, painting and drawing. I have been interested and passionate about quilts, and patchwork since I joined a quilting group in California where I lived for several years.
I love going to quilt and textile exhibitions in particular, and find it hard to walk past a fabric shop, or charity shop, (great places to find possible works in progress or an excuse to begin one). If I do walk past I usually retrace my steps ! The same applies to bookshops, especially the craft section are hard to ignore, as are vintage and craft fairs. I recently went to one and came away with a large quilt that had sadly been cut in half, but amin the process of making a crib quilt from one piece, and hope to use fabric from the other bits to put towards a recycled quilt.
I live in the Northwest of England, in Lancashire and welcome information on exhibitions, craft fairs etc.
These are places that value and promote hand made crafts. This is a quilt based on a beach theme that I recently completed. Please take a look and let me know what you think.
Thanks for stopping by,
Wendy
All of my life I have loved to make things by hand, including sewing, needlecrafts, painting and drawing. I have been interested and passionate about quilts, and patchwork since I joined a quilting group in California where I lived for several years.
I love going to quilt and textile exhibitions in particular, and find it hard to walk past a fabric shop, or charity shop, (great places to find possible works in progress or an excuse to begin one). If I do walk past I usually retrace my steps ! The same applies to bookshops, especially the craft section are hard to ignore, as are vintage and craft fairs. I recently went to one and came away with a large quilt that had sadly been cut in half, but amin the process of making a crib quilt from one piece, and hope to use fabric from the other bits to put towards a recycled quilt.
I live in the Northwest of England, in Lancashire and welcome information on exhibitions, craft fairs etc.
- I have recently opened a shop on Etsy-http://www.AliceAndFlorence.etsy.com/
- I have recently opened a shop om Folksy-http://www.AliceAndFlorence.folksy.com/
Thanks for stopping by,
Wendy
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charity shops,
textile exhibitions,
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