FLORAL MEMORIES

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It has been busy here over the Easter holidays!

Here is the latest 'Attrills' collection, 'FLORAL MEMORIES'

all available for sale in our local shop, Makepiece, of Todmorden, http://www.makepiece.co.uk/

The top pic shows the card Toby created in Photoshop for the shop window, then you can see the window display, following that, photo's of the actual jewellery.

It's only a small collection, 2 necklaces, one bracelet and one pair of earrings, all created by Toby, using vintage beads, copper, sterling silver and reclaimed chains, and featuring vintage bone china floral centre pieces on both necklaces. The pansy necklace is unusual having one side copper chain and the other sterling silver.

Please contact Makepiece direct to purchase (see website above), or email Toby if you would like somthing similar made especially for you: info@naturalattrill.co.uk

Would love to hear your opinions and ideas, what do you think of Floral Memories?

Please leave a comment by clicking on the small word 'comment' underneath here, and a box will appear for you to send us a message - or just say hello!

Tree bag

I have just bought myself a lovely handmade bag, it is SO soft, with pretty applique trees, fully lined, just beautiful.
It's good to buy from fellow creatives! go have a look, see more goodies in Cat's Etsy shop here: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=31748
Penny.

All boxed up!

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Laurence was taxi driver for the latest delivery of Natural Attrill jewellery to Hebden Bridge this week, thank-you!
Here is a photo of all the items in their boxes ready to go, jewellery made with handrolled felt, buttons, natural hemp, reclaimed and recycled beads, also the trade mark handmade polymer clay of course!
Also a couple of close up pics of two adjustable size rings, each linked with clusters of beautiful beads that move around when worn. What do you think?

Jewellery made to your request, choose colours, shapes, anything you like!
email: info@naturalattrill.co.uk

Matisse and Kandinsky

It's the school Easter holidays so I took Toby to London on the train to visit his Grandad. On the way through central London we went to From Russia exhibition at The Royal Academy, click on this link to read about it:
http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/from-russia/about-the-exhibition,500,AR.html

As usual we also did a tour of all the charity shops around Muswell Hill, Highgate and Archway where Toby collected more treasures to recycle, reuse and reinvent in his creations - watch this space!

Returned home to find a suprise present had arrived in the post, Erik Satie cd, and thought I would say a big THANK YOU here on our blog, if you want to find out who it was from click here

Happy Easter!
P.x

mobile phone charms

Pretty little mobile charms made with gem chips and beads, only £3.50 each plus p+p
Treat yourself, or, a lovely little gift, or, just leave us a comment to say hello!
commissions taken - choose your colours.
email: info@naturalattrill.co.uk

more discs.

These are 2 necklaces made with my polymer clay discs.

what does you thinks?

Toby.

discs.

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These are polymer clay discs i have created to use in a new collection of jewellery. I made these with various colours of hand-marbled clay, and millifiore canes, which i rolled out flat, and cut into shape. After baking, i drilled holes in them, some like buttons and others as charms.
Toby.

charity bracelet

If anybody likes the look of the Knitty bracelet below, i am selling it for charity!
Just email me at info@naturalattrill.co.uk and send a donation and your address and you will recieve the bracelet!
The money will go to my local hospice charity shop - Overgate Hospice!
Toby.
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Knitty..........

I recently paid to go on an evening class to make a knitted wire bracelet at B'dz the local bead shop.I made the bracelet using a knitting dolly, 28 gauge pink wire, some reclaimed faux pearls, and a green glass bead. The knitted part is a bit wonky, but my technique should improve over time!
Toby.