Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts

14.11.13

Shop Love :: Mustard & Peaches


I first met Mairi, of Mustard & Peaches, at New Designers in 2012. I was immediately struck by her passion for her craft (and her sweet Scottish accent!)
That amount of glittering jewellery in one small space was pretty overwhelming but Mairi's work seemed to yell out at me, even though her pieces were by far the most understated. Her simple display allowed her collection of beautifully delicate, yet oddly shaped, rings to really stand out. I fell in love instantly.

We kept in touch over the following months because, like me, Mairi had just graduated from university and was finding her feet in the big wide world.
One of her business ideas was to invite couples, to her cosy house tucked away in the Northern Irish countryside, to make their own wedding rings. And in February, Steve and I were invited to be the guinea pigs! (Read about our amazing adventure here)

Since then, Mairi and her husband Adam have moved to a lovely London suburb. And at the weekend, we paid her a little visit in her adorable new studio.

Honestly, I cannot speak highly enough of Mairi. The newly launched range is absolutely stunning but if you're looking for something bespoke, Mustard and Peaches is truly perfect.

12.6.13

Shop Love:: Willow Cabin placecards

I stumbled across these gorgeous placecards in the chaos of E-bay & instantly fell in love. I knew they would look fabulous & fit perfectly with our wedding theme.
However, it wasn't until after I'd bought them, that I discovered that the lovely Holly lives around the corner from our wedding venue! It was simply meant to be.

(I'll be chatting to Holly very soon so watch this space!)

22.3.13

Shop Love:: Paper Sushi

I don't think I ever showed you these...
I may not have designed the wedding invitations but I did make our 'Save The Date' cards!
They were brilliantly quick to make (it took twice as long to address the envelopes than it did to actually make the cards!)
We bought this gorgeous stamp from the 'Paper Sushi' etsy shop; it's definitely worth a peek.