Many of you will probably know that at the beginning of the year I entered the national competition that Mary Portas and her team put out, looking for new up and coming homeware designers to represent in her House Of Fraser concession stores MARY.
After coming in as one of thirteen finalists out of 170 applicants, I'm happy to announce that my china has now gone on sale in all three stores, London, Manchester and Edinburgh. My four mugs, three of which were exclusively designed for MARY, are also available to buy online... you can take a peek HERE.
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Friday, 22 June 2012
Vicky Trainor's Charity Summer Garden Party
Wedding stationer and inspiration powerhouse that is Vicky Trainor (ex work collegue and very supportive lovely friend) is always one to pull together great groups of people, that being through photoshoots, creative events, workshops or even just coffee mornings (keep your eye out - on Vicky's blog for future get togethers). Many months ago Vicky decided to throw a charity summer garden party for local creative business women and fans alike, in aid of a charity very close to her own heart, The Holistic Centre at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.
A big well done to Vicky! It was great to catch up with this list of fabulous ladies...Here's to next years garden party! Becky Mitchell Photography, Jo Leversuch Make Up By Jo, Debbie Stodgen Photography, Katie Byram Photography, Sarah Hestletine of Lillians House, Wendy Walker of Peeling Paint, Jane Day of Tea with Ruby, Lucy Leaver of Design Hub Art Workshops.
MY WINING RAFFLE PRIZES!... A Vicky Trainor original...
And a a box of gift tag and ribbon goodies from Bits & Bobs. Happy days.
A wander through the studio...
Labels:
cake,
ceramics,
embellishment,
floral,
flowers,
pattern,
print,
studio,
styling,
surface pattern,
surface texture,
textures,
Vicky Trainor,
vintage,
wallpaper
Sunday, 29 January 2012
HOME show build!
....was suprisingly not as stressful as my last show in September! I was fully prepared for ridiculously high stress levels, shaking hands and points of near passing out from forgetting to eat.... but my planning paid off and I got my stand built in less than a day. Pwwwuff!
My neighbours at the show were great, I was wedged between Italian homeware brand Seletti, British product designer Alex Garnett and and Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek, who's work I have always been a huge fan of... new blog post on this to follow!
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