This is the Gingerbread man, he was cut and sewn together all by hand. His icing was carefully sewn and buttons lovingly chosen and he longs to hang on your Christmas tree. His body is made from felt, he has heart buttons and ribbon embellishments, he has brads for eyes and details in stitching, he has a ribbon loop for hanging and he is stuffed with stuffing (and love of couse). He is 10cm tall (good things come in small packages) and very cute. Order now for christmas delivery!
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Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Monday, 12 December 2011
White Porcelain Tie On Letters by Jo Heckett
Beautiful porcelain letters with red, white or blue ribbon. Tie them on to place settings at weddings or parties, Christmas stockings, gift wrap or even the Christmas tree! As well as the alphabet you can also choose ampersand (&). Classy and elegant, the letters fit in with any scheme, from classic country chic to modern, crisp and clean. The surface is pressed with a lovely leafy pattern and glazed in a glossy clear glaze that brings out the natural beauty of the porcelain clay. Fantastic!
Friday, 9 December 2011
Mosaic Tree by Tinkering Monkey
Live in a small apartment? The Mosaic Tree is for you. This modern christmas tree has enough holiday cheer to fill up a space – without the burdens of actually having to. The smart design makes it a snap to assemble, and once the holidays are over, it’s easily taken apart and flat packed for next year.
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Tuesday, 6 December 2011
DoDo Reindeer Amigurumi Pattern by simpleartsplanet
DoDo is all dressed up for Christmas, he measures approximately 7cm (2.75") tall including his horns. This PDF is an easy crochet pattern, using slip stitch, single crochet, treble, chain, double crochet and working in rounds. Fantastic – get your crochet hooks out!
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Monday, 5 December 2011
Painted Stained Glass Christmas Tree by Greengage Glass
These unique Christmas decorations have been made by painting coloured stained glass with black glass paint and scratching off the dried paint to reveal the colour underneath. Just like having a small shard of a bigger stained glass window hanging in your home. Will look lovely on your tree, in your window or where light shines from behind – to reveal the picture. Every decoration is handmade and completely unique, they are kiln fired to make a permanent stain. The edges are finished using the Tiffany copper foil technique, soldered and stained black. A copper hoop is soldered onto the back and a gold organza ribbon is tied to finish. 5cm x 6.5cm.
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Sunday, 4 December 2011
Mini Snowflake Ornaments by Timber Green Woods
These fantastic wooden laser cut mini snowflakes come beautifully packaged in a chocolate coloured gift box made from 100% post consumer materials. Each wonderfully packaged ornament gift set includes 15 mini snowflake ornaments made from a variety of sustainable harvest Wisconsin woods from the Timber Green Woods family forest. Each ornament is a tiny treasure presented in a "box of chocolates" collection. The burgundy ribbon and bow are made completely from recycled soda bottles, and the ornaments are finished with a non-toxic and food safe oil to enhance and protect their natural beauty. Give an eco gift this year with a mini snowflake gift set from Timber Green Woods!
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Saturday, 3 December 2011
Red Reindeer Christmas Card by Atelier 22
This is an original design, gocco screen printed in red ink on recycled kraft card. Single fold recycled kraft card (300gsm) measuring approx 13.5cm x 13.5cm (5.3" x 5.3") with a kraft envelope 14cm x 14cm (5.5" x 5.5"). Blank inside for your own message.
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Saturday, 25 December 2010
Merry Christmas!
Wishing you a very merry Christmas from I Love Handmade.
I hope you all have a fantastic day, full of festive fun!
x
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digtheearth,
holidays
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