We heart our crafters

Here’s a few pics of our crafters hard at work at our ‘tea and biscuit’ themed craft on Monday night.  We had an awesome time making biscuit brooches, cross stitch cards, tea bag gift tags and little felt tea pots together.  

And because we chose a theme very close to our hearts, it was so exciting to see people adding their own stamp of creativity to the DIY craft kit they’d chosen. 

Thank you to everyone who came along –see you again soon! 

Tea and biscuit DIY craft kits

Here’s a little sneak peek preview of the tea and biscuit themed DIY craft kits we’re putting together for our craft night next week.  

We've got plenty more designs up our sleeve, so if you fancy coming along you’ll get to choose one DIY craft kit (which comes with full instructions and materials inside), plus there'll be lots of extra crafty bits and bobs available if you want to ‘freestyle’ AND we’ll be on hand incase you need steering in the right direction!

Can’t wait to see you there!

To reserve your spot, just click on the link below:

Craft night at Paper Dress Vintage

For the last few months we’ve been hard at work, creating something rather special and very excited to unveil to you a shiny new chapter. So to mark the launch of our new name ‘Cut & Stick’ and a brand new look and feel, we’ve found the perfect setting for us all to make and be merry. Can't wait to see you there!

Join us for an evening of tea and biscuit themed craftyness at Paper Dress Vintage.

Enjoy making + cutting + sticking + sewing + buttons + fabric + ribbons + string + paper

You'll get to pick a themed DIY craft kit to get you into the swing of things, with help on hand and lots of crafty bits and bobs to ensure you have just what you need to make something awesome. The bar will be open for you to order a drink and some cake to enjoy whilst you get your craft on.

£12.00

Monday 24 September 2012

7.30 - 10.30pm

Paper Dress Vintage

114-116 Curtain Road

City of London, Greater London EC2A 3AH

To reserve your spot, click on the link below...

Pom pom o'clock

I’ve been a busy bee, making decorations for my niece’s 1^st birthday party and have loved every minute of it! Lots of pink, fuss, laughter and the best party food to celebrate one very precious little girl. 

To make one pom pom, you’ll need about 100 cake cases, a polystyrene ball, glue gun, a bit of time on your hands and plenty of patience – but definitely definitely worth it.

Louise X

All stitched up

I love flowers and over the years have enjoyed experimenting with sewing onto paper– so decided to make my own flowery letter headed paper, embellished with my own freestyle embroidery technique.
I got the pattern from the lovely Martha Stewart – find the template here if you fancy having a go yourself!

Louise x

Mini matchbox bunting

A matchbox of mini bunting I made from tissue paper, washi tape and sparkly stones for my little niece who needed cheering up. I packaged it with lots of other tiny treats and popped it in the post as a surprise.

Thelma x

The British Biscuit Festival

 

We had a great time creating lots of biscuit-inspired craft kits to share at The British Biscuit Festival at The Brunswick last weekend. We had a lovely space where lots of people got crafty with us, creating many a biscuit inspired creation. More pictures to follow but for now a cup of tea and an edible biscuit or few are called for ...

Thelma x