23 January 2011

Folksy Features

It's Sunday, it's January, it's cold outside so have a look at these gorgeous things I've selected from a few of my favourite Folksy shops. Nothing like a bit of retail therapy to warm you up!  

I love the colours in this fab beret from Uniquely Yours. 

This beautiful brooch from The Crafty Little Bead Box would warm up any winter outfit.


I love this polymer clay tea-light holder from Victoria's Polymer Art - just beautiful!

I can only knit in straight lines but may have to give this pattern from Lynnes Pattern Parlour a go - if only to save me from eating the real thing! 

There's lots and lots more lovely items that I'd love to show you but time is running on and I've got ironing to do!  Please come back soon to see more.  Hx
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8 comments:

  1. The Little Bead Box23 January 2011 at 17:07

    Oh, WOW, Helen, you'featured my OTHER shop - my first time!! Many thanks. I consider myself in great company here - what fab choices.
    Liz
    x

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  2. Lynne Rowe23 January 2011 at 18:02

    What a lovely blog post and thanks for including my cakes. The donuts are knitted on two needles - just knit, purl, decrease, increase then sew together and stuff.

    I love the brooch from the little bead box, Lynne xx

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  3. Unique Beaded Gems23 January 2011 at 18:16

    You have chosen some lovely things! Welcome to the world of blogging! It should come with a health warning though as it can become addictive!! Jo x

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  4. Lin23 January 2011 at 18:53

    Well done it all looks great. Thank you very much for including my beret, I appreciate it. Linda

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  5. Victoria's Polymer Art23 January 2011 at 19:18

    Beautiful layout..great Blog! Thanks so much for including my tealight holder!

    Victoria xx

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  6. Shoogly Beads23 January 2011 at 20:28

    Now you say you're new to blogging but already you're managing to feature other Folksy artists..you put me to shame...I must try harder...(My great great grandparents on my mother's side also came from Fraserburgh...it's a very small world!!)

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  7. SimJaTa24 January 2011 at 14:29

    There's no stopping you now then? LOL. Great choices, I love those donuts, very clever.

    Lynda x

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  8. tazbride24 January 2011 at 16:11

    Love the hat x

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