Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Friday, 3 June 2011

New Cushions: Caramel Wafers







So after a week of late nights, and long days screen-printing, they're here! They have been my most time consuming make yet- with not one, but TWO layers of hand-printed fabric which I've appliqued together. I'm so pleased with how they've turned out- It's going to be hard sending these away to their new homes!


My new Caramel Wafer inspired cushions are available to buy in my shop. Happy days!

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

What a Lovely Mug

Introducing, the "A Cup of Tea Solves Everything" Mug! I had one made up for myself a while back, and I was so pleased with the results, I've decided to stock them in my folksy shop.

They've been professionally printed onto a lovely delicate Bone China Mug, which has a super glossy finish and is fine to be popped into the dishwasher or microwave!

Priced at £10 they're an ace treat for yourself or any tea-loving friend! Visit my shop today!

Monday, 3 May 2010

Chocolate Digestives Featured on Folksy!


After adding a new badge set to my Folksy Shop last week, It has become one of Folksy's Featured items! You can see my illustrated Chocolate Digestive badge set on Folksy's homepage, or you can get your own for only £3.50 for the pair in my shop!

Friday, 26 March 2010

A Cake for a Greenkeeper & Things to Come


I've had a few cake commissions recently and have been so caught up in the midst of making them I've not had the chance to blog- so here I am!

This one is a birthday cake for a proud green-keeper, who loves listening to music while he works. The teeny headphones were a challenge, but I think I pulled it off! I also crafted a Nissan 350z (A wee black sports car for the non-car buffs among us) in cake, which you can see along with some more cakey creations including some cupcakes I made for the Central Station Pop Up Tour in Dundee here.

One a less cakey and more biscuity note, keep your eyes peeled for a new project by Lauren Gentry and I, especially if you're visiting the International Artists Book Fair in Glasgow this April!