Jolly Christmas Gifts and GIVEAWAY.

Hello fellow craftily creative types,
It seems that the Jolly Christmas Season 

is already upon us.

Blogging has been hard to keep up with at this

 jolly old time of year, along with me getting ready 

for my very exciting move to the 

beautiful old city of Winchester

But all the same I have of course Guerrilla Crafting
away working poor Nina Bernina to the bone.

But all is worth it.

I have currently been working on joining the

Urban Artisans at the

Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market.

Urban Artisan is  group of West Midlands based designers

selling everything from Soy Candles to graphic prints, jewellery and Textiles.

I am very happy to have been asked to join them

next week on their beautiful Christmas stall.

I have been working on more birdie themed fabric purses, 

covered diaries, tea and egg cosies and thought 

it would be great for me to share with you my Jolly crafty gifts.

I am very excited about these finding a place with Urban Artisan 

in our very beautiful Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market.

Continuing with my JOLLY theme i would like to give away 

one of my Blue Tit brooches that is in the picture above.

NITTY GRITTY

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Please leave a comment below telling me If you had your very own 

back garden Blue Tit what would you call it.

 The winner of the most imaginative name will 

receive their very own

Blue Tit Brooch.

Get your names in by

SUNDAY 11TH DECEMBER

12.00PM gmt

Winner announced 

Sunday 5.00pm gmt

So keep an eye out.

Footnote:Jolly times for crafters

Lost In Lace

This last week saw the opening of the 

Lost In Lace Exhibition

at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

"Lost in Lace will see 20 leading international artists take over the Gas Hall at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery this Winter. Running 29th October 2011 to 19th February 2012, this exhibition will explore the relationship between textiles – specifically lace – and space through a series of dramatic and ambitious new site-sensitive installations."

Crafts Council

I have been patently waiting for this

 to arrive for the last two months.

I am surprisingly lost for words about 

Lost In lace.

So instead i am just going to share the photos i took

when i went to visit this wonder myself

The photographs by no means show the amazing 

scale and detail of these pieces or how they

 react with the space.

I recommend that if you are able to visit this exhibition 

please go.

You can find out more about the exhibition and the artists

Here