Shop of The Week, Laura's Jewellery

This week it is the turn of Laura from the appropriately titled  Laura's Jewellery. I don't think you need me to explain what she makes, but trust me its lovely. Here is a selection of my picks. There is so much more in her shop. This bracelet comes in 2 more colours and they are all nice so I challenge you to pick a favourite.  The craftbritannia interview is over on the team blog, so grab a cuppa and go have a read.

Shop of The Week, Six Skeins

This weeks craftbritannia shop of the week is one of my favourite shops. As the name "Six Skeins" would suggest. Steph hand dyes gorgeous yarns, as well as creative yarn packs and her own knitted and crochet items.
She recently custom dyed this delicious bouclé for one of my newest creations. I cant wait to show these off so I should really do the last finishing touches (then I can commission another colour, hahah).

Isn't it scrummy!!!!

Now, the interview with Steph, is over here on the CraftBritannia blog. These are always a good read.

Do pop into the Six Skeins Etsy shop and see what else is on offer for you to try to resist.

Shop of The Week, Bebby Jumpers

Its nearly the end of her week but this week was the turn of Bebby Jumpers to be our Craftbritannia shop of the week.  I am sure you do not need me to explain, but Bebby makes exquisite knitwear for babies and children. My own children are so grown up now, I cant even remember the last baby item I made but I adored doing them as I adore Bebby`s work. Here are a few of my picks and you can see more in here in her etsy shop. Bebby loves to make custom items so do drop her a line if you need some gorgeous baby clothes.
Also, lots of interesting stuff to read about her over on the CraftBritannia blog

Shop (s) of The Week

What happened to last week?  Wheres it gone?  I swear I never saw it flash by!  So this week I shall do the current CraftBritannia shop of the Week and follow it up with the previous weeks which I had not covered thus far.

This weeks is Nadine who runs Muntjac Vintage.  Think the name speaks for itself and anyone that knows me will agree that it may be a dangerous shop for me. She has another shop also which is called Imynda. Muntjac Vintage stocks vintage housewares and collectable and Imynda has lovely crochet accesories. I am going to feature some items from both. Please do go visit the shops, they are great. There is an interview with Natalie on the CraftBritannia Blog, which are always insightful.

Eeeek!  I distinctly remember this  pattern being on our family table when I was very small. How nostalgic.

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Ok, so last weeks shop of the week was Reds Ribbons. Sarah makes hats, fascinators, headbands and some slightly more racey accesories. Ha! I just know you will go look at her delightful shop now! Her interview on the CB blog can be found here, and here are my picks from her shop. Apologies Sarah for my tardiness. xx

Shop of The Week, Merry Go Round UK

This weeks CraftBritannia shop of the week is Merry Go Round UK.  The shop keeper is Julia and she has a plethora of things to choose from, including jewellery, rug cosies, cute little micro wreaths and supplies too. The usual interview is here on the CraftBritannia blog.  Do pop along and have an insight into one of makers.  Also have a snoop round her delightful shop here

Shop of The Week

Its me!!!!!!

Hahaha, how novel. The craftbritannia shop of the week is my own Cutey Critters.

I have an interview on the Craftbritannia Blog if you fancy a read.
In case you don't know, my shop is here

I see no reason at all not to show you some of my own shop favourites if you will indulge me.

My favourite knit

Tabitha

My current fave bear

Victoria




My favourite rag doll

Maisie

Shop of The Week, Rebecca's Emporium

This  weeks craftbritannia shop of the week is Rebecca's Emporium.  Here you will find some really unique felted items. Be they creatures or unusual jewellery they are super duper cuuuuute.

Here are my picks for the week, but you can read her interview on the craftbritannia blog here, and visit her entire etsy shop here.  Or each pic should take you to the item.

This one is sold but I loved it so much I had to include it. I reckon Rebecca would love to make another don't you?

Shop of The Week, Cariad Clay

Its that time again. Craftbritannia Shop of The Week.  This week it is the lovely Chloe who has a ceramics and clay shop on etsy.   I have been in possession of Chloe's unique handmade pottery buttons and indeed there is one on the handbag you probably can see in the sidebar on the left of this post.  She also does magnets, earrings, brooches and home decor items. Being a Welsh lady, there is a selection of gorgeous Welsh hearts.  I love this shop.

Here is my selection of picks from her shop.

You can visit Chloe's shop here on etsy and there is a fabulous interview with her on the Craftbritannia blog.

Shop of the Week, Susan Sharpe Ceramics

This weeks shop of the week is from Susan Sharpe Ceramics. I have a new found admiration of all things pottery. This shop is no exception. Susan makes stick pins, brooches, earrings, hangings and even ceramic gift tags. How unusual?  My personal favourites are her buttons. The poppy and blue flower ones are going on my wish list. Please go visit Susan and see her lovely wares in full. Do tell her I sent you. It wont get you anything but she will love me forever (I hope)

Shop of The Week, Shalotte Artisan Originals

You may remember last week I told you about the craftbritannia shop of the week project. Read more about it here.  This week it is the turn of Naomi of Shallote Artisan Originals.

This is a relatively new shop for me, but she has a wonderful array of handmade jewellery and Couture knitwear. I have now popped her into my favourites too.  Here are just some of her lovely items.  I love the ethereal foresty feel of her photos. You can visit her shop right here on etsy.