
my new button machine, with lots and lots of button & magnet parts. As I was trying to decipher the instructions, which were incredibly detailed, Russ made 2 buttons....it was a bit like that feeling when you buy a new glossy magazine and then someone reads it first! Anyway after I got over my little strop he showed me how it worked & I made my first button.

I first started selling buttons whilst staying in LA at the beginning of this year. I was having them made by the wonderful Christine, who always did an impeccable job but unfortunately now I'm back in the UK they work out a little too pricey with postage. So I decided to invest in my own machine, I'm looking forward to finding a spare moment to design and make some magnets to add to my shop.
I also wanted to show you a photo of another new venture for me 'Little Madam' dolls. I made 7 in this first batch after discovering the joys of ink jet fabric sheets in America.


There are so many huge craft stores in California, I was in my element. I feel a bit lost now I'm back in London. I haven't lived here properly for a few years, I need to hunt out some similar stores, to fix my cravings!



Those are wonderful! They would look so cute hanging from a little girl's four poster bed or something--well done! Congrats on your new button machine as well. I did my little blog post about you this morning!
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I love the little madam dolls! So precocious and pouty! I don't think I can say enough wonderful things about your work!
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I just love the Madam dolls.Defintaely added to my wishlist!
ReplyDeletei discovered your esty a few days ago and have been a frequent visitor here and there ever since. i just love your shop...i mean everything in it is just so delightful. i don't know how i'm going to narrow down the choices to place an order!!!
ReplyDeleteyou have such an amazing talent! i'm looking forward to bringing some of it into my home :-)
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Thank you so much for all your lovely messages it means such a lot to me that you took time out to tell me.
ReplyDeleteYes, you are a very clever girl indeed. I am fascinated by your work. It reminds me of prints my mum had in our house when i was a child. I find your work like a little window to your childhood soul. Lovely. x
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteADORABLE! I have a habit of buying supplies and then being too afraid to "mess them up". These inspire me to try out my own printer fabric sheets! I absolutely adore your work!
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