I'm pleased to announce that my Little Birds are now available at the dream shop that is Liberty!
Head to the fourth floor and play a game of hunt the bird...they're dotted around to keep their watching eye over the rest of the beautiful goodies there
I blogged about Esska quite a while ago but as the seasons are changing, my craving for new (and more weather appropriate!) shoes is growing by the day. This is why I'm seriously coveting shoes from their new collection
The colour palette is gorgeous, I don't know what that shade of greeny/blue is but it's long been a favourite of mine. Any suggestions?
It reminded me about the blog idea I mused about on Twitter last week (anyone notice a new blog name on my dashboard thingy?). Must make a start on that...
Wow, I'm a little behind with the blog (and when I say a little, I probably mean a lot) but I'm finally getting some time to reaquaint myself with good ol blogger.
Last Saturday was the fantastic Bust Craftacular event in Bethnal Green where I sold a variety of birdy goodies with my other doodling pal Dan of Fluffy Thoughts. In my pre fair daze I ran out of the house without my camera but I have a few snaps of the stall...
Not only was it amazing to meet the crowds (and boy, were there crowds) but it was wonderful to finally put faces to names.
Meeting lovelies like Wee Birdy, Rachael of Hannah Zakari, Megan of Mr PS, Anna of Custom Made, Katie, Gemma, Kate & Helen but to name a few was wonderful, I just wish I had had more time to chat to them and possibly more energy to chat to them in a more coherent way!
So here are some of the goodies...
Some ceramic chaps by Vinila who I was overjoyed to see there because I've been a long time fan
Fluffy Thoughts badge (there was a particularly popular "I Love Tea" one which caught my eye too)
There were so many other stalls like Emma Ferguson, Lost at Sea, Showpony and especially Mememe that I wish I had purchased some lovely things from but there's always next time!
I would have loved to have started the day with an upbeat cheery post about Saturday and the fun of the Craftacular but these were brought to my attention yesterday evening.
I hate that I'm being made to feel like I don't want to share my work anymore, especially by the magazine of a company I actually like. It makes me so sad.
In a regression back to my childhood I have discovered the joy of shrink plastic. So prepare for birdy charms a plenty!
I'm determined to make a mini Karl Lagerfeld too for some reason, I just want to carry him around with me like a lucky charm (this makes me a little strange, no?!)
Readers of my little blog have probably picked up by now that I'm a little bit of a paper/stationary obsessive (and guessing from your lovely comments, I have a sneaky suspicion that I'm not the only one).
Now I have a new shop for you all to fuel this addiction to all things paper! Lynne of the wonderful Tea For Joy has opened her very own shop Papermash which stocks items sourced from independent designers all around the world.
I'm already a big fan of decorative tape, so these particularly appealed
The first post is all about Daphne Guinness. Enjoy xx
Head to the fourth floor and play a game of hunt the bird...they're dotted around to keep their watching eye over the rest of the beautiful goodies there
The colour palette is gorgeous, I don't know what that shade of greeny/blue is but it's long been a favourite of mine. Any suggestions?
Not only was it amazing to meet the crowds (and boy, were there crowds) but it was wonderful to finally put faces to names.
Some ceramic chaps by 
Wonderful ring by 
A Monsieur Memo brooch by 
Delicate jewellery to match my delicate mood :)
I'm already a big fan of decorative tape, so 
As well as these Nantaka Joy 
And as I commented on Lynne's