So Saturday was quite a day. By 5pm I’d nearly lost my voice, and had imparted paper rose making wisdom to forty brides, friends and others. I’d spoken to numerous couples about storybook invitations, hen party workshops and had a … Continue reading
So far in the Wedding Craft Pound Shop Challenge series, I have covered favours and signage. Today, I went to the Pound Shop, looking for something to have within the venue. After wandering around the shop for a little while, I … Continue reading
Recent readers might have picked up on my recent love for luggage labels. They featured in my Wedding Craft Pound Shop challenge. I used them liberally at my stall at the Miss Vintage Wedding Affair. In fact, lots of brides … Continue reading
It was a rainy Sunday yesterday. I took it lazily, with home-made bread toast with Marmite and egg, going back to bed to read a big library book, and heading out only once lunchtime had passed, braving the rain and … Continue reading
It’s a real privilege to work with people on their storybook style wedding invitations. I get to know all the details of their meeting and courtship, the confusions and obstacles that have been overcome in order for them to reach … Continue reading
As I mentioned before, at the lovely Miss Vintage Wedding Affair, I had a little competition running. Everyone who signed up to the Moll and Mostin mailing list on that day automatically went into a prize draw to win the … Continue reading
Welcome to the first blog post in a new series – The Pound Shop challenge. The clue is in the title. Personal touches and wedding craft need be neither expensive nor difficult. On this basis, I have decided to do … Continue reading
I have spent the last couple of weeks at the studio and on the sofa, glue gun and paintbrush in hand, preparing for the Miss Vintage Wedding Affair on Sunday. I have been stamping labels and inking price lists, curling … Continue reading
