This week has been a mad one. With my orders, wholesale and vintage fairs taking over... I have had to remind myself of all my inspiration for the coming season. After immersing my self in pretty pastels all summer I decided I needed to glam up my range for Autumn Winter. I created this board of all the looks I am loving. I am posting it here as a little taster of my up and coming pieces. I will start to add the new pieces in the next few weeks.
Thursday 15 July 2010
I'm having a good week!! I want to pass on my happiness, and I'm feeling generous!! I'd like to offer all my lovely customers 25% off my whole store until the end of the month!! Use discount code SUNNY at the checkout. Happy Shopping! http://adrianne.co.uk/
Sunday 4 July 2010
Sense of fashion
It seems to bee alot more fashion focused than the others and I have not found it all that easy to use. But I will let you know how the sales go.
Any one else used it already??
Friday 25 June 2010
Vegetable Patch update!
Wednesday 23 June 2010
Adrianne's Notebook Todays blog post
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Tuesday 22 June 2010
The Envelope Project
I'm TIDYING so this is just a quick Hi from noodleBubble to pass on this fab find.
Basically you pop a few light papery crafty bits in a DECORATED envelope, send it off, it's opened, blogged about, photographed and then ONE SENDER wins THE CONTENTS OF ALL THE ENVELOPES. It's open for SIX WEEKS!
So now as I'm tidying I have a Pile for -
Recycling
To Do
To Finish (possibly the biggest pile to date)
To File
To Look at immediately and get distracted
To Return to rightful owner
To List on EBay
a new pile- to go in the Envelope
and a minuscule BIN pile (which I go through again and inevitably pop into one of the piles above)
You can join the fun here- CLICK ME
bye - happy making
♥
Sunday 13 June 2010
Becki's Vegetable Patch
Hello everybody, here's something you budding gardeners may be interested in...how to make a raised bed for growing fruit and vegetables in your garden!! I warn you: buying these ready made from the shops is EXPENSIVE, have a look at the mahoosive one me and my family made this weekend, costing the grand sum of £30!!
Hello everybody, here's something you budding gardeners may be interested in...how to make a raised bed for growing fruit and vegetables in your garden!! I warn you: buying these ready made from the shops is EXPENSIVE, have a look at the mahoosive one me and my family made this weekend, costing the grand sum of £30!!
Also, check out my articles on a great idea for the kids during the summer holiday, a lovely Rococo garden to visit and how to plant tomato seedlings into growbags.
Enjoy!
Becki x x x x
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