Very delayed... Vintage Festival

Back in the summer of last year, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to work a

The pop-up tea room was officially requested by Wayne Hemingway which was pretty awesome! I had an amazing but VERY tiring day! The customers loved it, they were even queuing outside waiting for seats.

A little disappointed on the celeb spotting side of things… Linda Barker, Wayne Hemingway (again!) and the bald guy from the Gadget Show!

http://www.jamandtea.co.uk/

Jam and Tea

Yesterday I was lucky enough to visit the home of wedding event stylist, Jam and Tea's Maryanne. It was probably the most beautiful house I have ever visited, full of the most amazing things!! I am also lucky enough to be doing some work experience with her over the summer and I can't wait!

Maryanne was lovely enough to let me take some pictures of her home, visit her website http://www.jamandtea.co.uk/

A beautiful collection of all the vintage crockery used for weddings.

Look at all these lovelies!!

English Eccentricities

These are a few prints that I created for uni. For all three of my projects, my theme developed from inspiration from Britain. The first being pheasants and pigeons, second theme was deer and stags and my final I looked at tea, so tea cups, tea pots and tea bags!
I think I might keep taking inspiration from Britain, there's so much more to look at. I think I'll keep away from cupcakes and cake stands though, I think we've all seen our fair share of them...!

Let me know what you think!

Artichoke repeat

Pheasant screen print

Artichoke print Visual

Deer head repeat- this took FOREVER!

Cupcakes!!!

These are my Easter Cupcakes I baked for the girls at uni, which I think went down pretty well!!

I'm currently trying to perfect the art of the cupcake including icing them, which I must admit, looks much easier than it actually is. But as you can see from this batch, my technique is nearly perfected!!

Afternoon Tea

Pashley Bicyle

My beautiful Pashley Poppy, bought for my 21st birthday.