...you are sure of a big surprise - in the form of some seriously gorgeous wares ... by some seriously talented artisans! It just so happens that I was lucky enough to meet some of them properly at
'Clutter City' this weekend - and darn nice people they were too!
(My buddy
Gemma Correll designed the brillo pads website banner above!)
One of the lovelies I met there was Becky Garratt, who I already met briefly once at 'The Craft Room' (Hall Road, Norwich UK) and who I also realised has brought out some zines I am a great fan of! After seeing her great new cards at Clutter City, I realised she also has the most stunning and versatile handwriting - think I am a little bit in awe! I strongly recommend you check out her blog here:
http://www.beckygarratt.blogspot.co.uk/.
This is Becky's great business card
Becky was at Clutter City with another great talent too - Will Wilson who is an amazing illustrator and painter of such amazing dinky brooches (have to be seen to be believed!)... you can find him on Twitter and Instagram here: @willwils0n ...while you are there ... I also bumped into another lovely creative bod:
Emma Bosancko ...who is a mutual friend (thanks to
Miriam Nice!) and most definitely worth a follow - check out: 'The House of Handmade' (here's the:
Etsy Shop) for an array of inspired Vintage accessories. I just adore her incredible neckware (not sure if that's what you call it!?) I really am seriously covetting her lovely lined headscarves too- roll on payday! Here's some cross stitch loveliess she sold on Etsy:
Emma's 'Cross Stitched Horseshoe Brooch'
I guess I should add that I have also recently posted a Facebook
post about 'The Craft Room' as I have some of my framed prints for sale in there. One of which is this illustrated fella:
Can definitely recommend checking out The Craft Room webpage
here (where there are links to Bryony -friendly face and owner of the shop's- Facebook and Twitter pages ... go on - give her a 'Like' - she definitely deserves it! The shop has been open over a year now and is really is brimming full of great stuff that is also realistically priced too. I also love the fact that you can have proper coffee under the awning out at the front and watch the neighbourhood tooings and frooings!! I shall be heading there this week for sure - whether the weather holds or not!