On the scrounge!

New needle felted fox going into my Folksy shop. This textile sculpture is a little larger than my other pieces and requires a few finishing touches but once completed he'll be on the lookout for some tasty treats, though truth be told, he's not fussy!

Current work can be viewed by Clicking Here

Needle Felted Greyhound Lurcher

I love me a sighthound and this little character is my way of paying homage to a beautiful breed. 

Due to trot into my Folksy shop later today is this black and white greyhound lurcher, you can Click Here for more info. 

Needle Felted Robin

My take on 'The Elf on the Shelf'  will be flitting into my Folksy shop this weekend.

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Frivolous Friday

Once upon a time, not so long ago, there was a girl named Emily and she had a shop...

Spotted in a Canterbury antiques shop.

Needle Felted Otter

A needle felted otter preparing to gambol into my Folksy shop.

A few finishing touches are required then he will be installed in his case tomorrow.

He will be available mid week, meanwhile you can check out his comrades by Clicking Here

Frivolous Friday

The kids are alright.

 

 

Ehh, the youth of today...and yesterday for that matter!

18th Century graffiti scratched onto a window pane at Ightam Mote, Kent

Needle Felted Badger

Meet Belle, once she's been installed in her case she'll be stepping in to my Folksy shop tomorrow.

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Frivolous Friday

Toad of Toad Small

 

Found this beauty at the end of September.

Gave him a little peck but fear that he may have been trading off his close relations fairy tale status as he remained untransformed in all his miniature, warty glory.

Let Them Eat Cake (and Cookies)

The very talented Lucy Samuels at Honeycat Cookies used the following painting,  'Autumn Fairies' by Arthur Rackham to create a box of beautiful, bespoke, hand painted cookies for my mums birthday.

 

 

My photos really don't do them justice but needless to say my mum was thrilled and so once they'd been presented, I spread the contents out to be enjoyed at a family tea party (mental note to self, think of something similar to give next year which I can also benefit from!!)

 

 

The hand painted windswept fairies took centre stage on a raised dish

 

 

 The centre piece was surrounded by a fairy ring of micro lights, hand turned wooden mushrooms, fabric oak leaves and Egyptian blown glass bottles 

 

 

Lucy's hand painted, acorns, mushrooms and autumn leaves were dotted between the plates on heart shaped lace doilies

 

 

 

 

You can visit the Honeycat Cookies website by Clicking Here

Or, to see more of her fantastic work on her Facebook page Click Here

 

 

What Does The Fox Say?

To find out what this foxes preferred choice of audio player is, check out my Folksy shop this weekend (hint; he's old school!)

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