Monday, 27 July 2015
Spotlight On The Seller... Word Perfect
My company name is Word Perfect and I do word art and personalised items for all occasions.
The word art can be any shape and colour and can say anything you like to make it really personalised.
I have been doing this for just over a year now, first of all doing it for fun and then for family and friends. I am very excited to join Fabrication and look forward to working with such a great enterprise.
The most popular items are for weddings and babies. I also do other personalised items such as on this day items for special events.
If anyone has any special requests I can be contacted on sarateal@outlook.com or 07429 408254 Orders are ready in one week and will be dropped at Fabrication for the customer to collect and pay. Prices are £20 for small £25 for medium and £30 for large.
I also have a number of items that are not personalised and available to buy off the shelf.
Labels:
bespoke,
fabrication,
Leeds,
paper,
personalised,
shopping,
word art
Monday, 13 July 2015
Spotlight On The Seller... Bethanie Yeong
Bethanie was born
in Portsmouth, then moved to Norwich for University, and is now based
in Leeds! Along with her ethnic background, locations naturally became
an important part of her life. Originally using her papercuts as
stencils for printmaking, she felt sad to throw away these detailed
stencils and decided to frame them.
For as long as
she can remember, Bethanie has always been cutting paper. All artwork,
including her business cards, are carefully designed and hand-cut with
minimum injury to herself!
With a lot of
patience, she creates intricate maps and designs to share with everyone.
Big or small, her products can personalised to suit all occasions, with
a wide range of frames, colours and designs. Bethanie loves to explore
different possibilities to frame and display her work, from magically
floating her papercuts to protecting them between pieces of acrylic.
Her small
products are beautiful pieces of artwork and doubles up as a practical
paperweight in the office or at home. Nothing is too small for her to
cut out!
She often looks around, thinking, “What am I able to cut out next?” If you have any maps you would like her to transform into a papercut, feel free to drop by the shop or contact her at www.bethanieyeong.com.
Labels:
art,
craft,
Leeds,
Leeds shopping,
paper,
papercraft,
papercut,
papercutting,
shopping
Monday, 6 July 2015
Spotlight On The Seller... Drifting DownTime
Welcome to Drifting DownTime...
I love driftwood:
you see it on the beach and it makes you think. And you pick it up,
dust it off, turn it this way and that; lay it out to dry for 2-3 weeks,
glancing at it every now and then, studying it, watching as it changes
weight, colour, even shape, sometimes.
To know more about me and my boy – and about life after he left. You’ll find our story – and perhaps a little indication of why I do what I do – here: http://nicola-furbisher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/day-between-days.htmlhttp://nicola-furbisher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/day-between-days.html
Finding things, making things, starting something, never quite sure how it will end up...
And then…there’s a
little shifting of something…..and when you put it down, it’s not back
with the other pieces, but on the table, ready…
I guess it’s the
mystery and unknowable backstory that draws me time and time again to
the pieces of wood, china, glass, odds and ends to be found on the tide
line; worn and rounded, transformed over years by sea and sand into
little treasures..
If they could
talk, what could they tell us? From where have they travelled and how
long did it take for them to end up where they did?
I'm a Yorkshire
lass from landlocked Brighouse who's never happier than when combing
through the strand line of the beaches of the glorious Yorkshire,
Northumberland and Isle of Mull coast (and occasionally a little further
afield!)
I’m often asked
where the DownTime project began. And in truth, while it’s the
journalist in me that loves a good mystery, I think, in the main, it’s
because of a boy called Thomas, my little star, who spent his final days
with me watching the seas and marching the windswept dunes of Bamburgh,
and who now flies with the birds at Flamborough Head.
To know more about me and my boy – and about life after he left. You’ll find our story – and perhaps a little indication of why I do what I do – here: http://nicola-furbisher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/day-between-days.htmlhttp://nicola-furbisher.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/day-between-days.html
Labels:
art,
beachcombing,
craft,
driftwood,
found art,
found objects,
Leeds,
Leeds shopping,
Yorkshire
Thursday, 2 July 2015
Fashion & Beauty Event: 8th July 2015
Do you fancy coming along to see our fab new beauty products, drink teapot cocktails, have treatments & see our summer ranges? If so, why not join us at our Beauty and Fashion event next Wednesday 8th July.
We've facial & shave oils from Merry Band
We've facial & shave oils from Merry Band
Cosmetics & balms from Stag & Wolfe
Creams, scrubs, cleansers & balms from Lovely and soaps and bathbombs from It's Soap
All made using the highest quality natural ingredients, paraben and cruelty free we'll have facials, hand and foot massages and makeovers on offer using the products.
All made using the highest quality natural ingredients, paraben and cruelty free we'll have facials, hand and foot massages and makeovers on offer using the products.
While there you'll also have the opportunity to see the summer ranges by our fashion and accessory sellers, with everything from tees, shorts, bags to jewels.
We will shortly be adding time slots for the treatments so keep a look out and book via our eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/beauty-fashion-event-tickets-17556838978
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