Shuffle through your bookshelves. If you look very carefully you'll see Ethel and Iris cards in a new book called 1000 Handmade Cards by Laura McFadden published by Quarry Press/ Rockport.
Tuesday, 13 January 2009
I spie with my little eye something beginning with E.
Shuffle through your bookshelves. If you look very carefully you'll see Ethel and Iris cards in a new book called 1000 Handmade Cards by Laura McFadden published by Quarry Press/ Rockport.
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside...

Ethel likes nothing better than feeling the sand between her toes . As a child her Dad built a tiny sandpit in the family garden, between the rabbit hutch and the flowerbeds. Ethel would close her eyes and pretend she was by the sea, building sandcastles and fetching buckets of water to form a moat. Inspired by these memories we present to you the seaside collection.
Friday, 3 October 2008
Train leaves from Amsterdam...
Sunday, 27 July 2008
Miniature Worlds
As long as I can remember Ethel and Iris have found great pleasure in collecting bits and pieces from their travels. One of their favourite discoveries, made many years ago, was the miniature world captured inside tiny souvenir snow domes. Sometimes Ethel could not make a trip, so through the years many of her kind friends and family collected the domes for her. Now, all Ethel has to do when she's feeling restless is look into her domes to transport herself to the exotic, the breathtaking and the famous wonders of the world without even leaving her armchair.
Saturday, 12 July 2008
Hello, make yourself at home....
Welcome..to the world of Ethel & Iris.
A world of knitting needles, pattern cutting and love of all things old.
Ethel & Iris share a passion for finding, collecting and discovering things that time has forgotten.
Just as Granny used to scrimp and save, Ethel & Iris cherish the art of making and mending. With a touch of tender loving care, Ethel & Iris hope to breath new life into the old, the unwanted and the unloved gems of the world.
A world of knitting needles, pattern cutting and love of all things old.
Ethel & Iris share a passion for finding, collecting and discovering things that time has forgotten.
Just as Granny used to scrimp and save, Ethel & Iris cherish the art of making and mending. With a touch of tender loving care, Ethel & Iris hope to breath new life into the old, the unwanted and the unloved gems of the world.
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