:: piles of stationery cut and folded :: Christmas decorations made for orders :: swatches ready to be made :: rainbows waiting to be piled ::
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If something within this blog or either of my shops inspires you then I am happy :-) Everyone needs a little inspiration now and again. BUT please do remember that I work very hard to try make my small felt-y business work and each and every one of my designs is made with a great deal of love and attention to detail. It breaks my heart that someone may abuse this blog and copy my ideas. On this note please remember that I retain the copyright on each and everyone of my products. A boring bit of business but sometimes these things need to be spelt out !
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5 comments:
Love your christmas decs, specially the snowmans pom pom necklace!
yes the sunshine has been about, i sat doin some cross stitch this afternoon with a lovely ray shining on me x
I started on my Christmas Tree kit yesterday when the sun was telling me I should have been cleaning the windows! Naughty!
I love the snowman and his pompom scarf. Just wanted to say thank you so much - your pictures and resources have helped so much in giving my Guides confidence with their crafts this term. Normally kits are too easy and patterns and instructions a bit too challenging, but they're really enjoying getting to grips with felt and using your patterns and kits.
Thank you from Fourth Friern Barnet Guides! xxx
Your 'crafting spaces' seem far too organized (I dream of this ...) I think you need a cat! But I thank you for the inspiration of how things should be.
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