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Callula Glass for your Home

Callula Glass makes a wide range of brightly coloured fused glass products.  They’re all hand made in the UK.  Fused glass is made by taking layers of compatible glass and joining them together by heating them, in a kiln to around 800 degrees centigrade, until the glass becomes fluid.  The pieces of glass then fused [...]

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Outdoor Mirrors from Brighton Roc

Mirrors are a great way to increase light and the perception of space inside your home and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t use them to give the same effect outside.  Outdoors you can use a mirror to increase light in a dark corner, to show off a garden feature or favourite plant, to catch [...]

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Little Wren Gifts

Little Wren Gifts are based in Wales and specialise in selling goods made by different artisans.  Many of their products have strong eco credentials too. I do like these cute vintage style coin purses.  They are made by hand from colourful, vintage look fabrics and decorated with complementary buttons. You can use them to keep [...]

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Jewellery from Becca Williams

May 10, 2012 by  
Filed under Grown Ups, Made in the UK

Becca Williams is a West Midlands based designer whose work is, surprisingly for someone working in landlocked Birmingham,  influenced by the seaside.  She produces handmade contemporary jewellery with a soft, delicate look. This Black Heart Pendant from the Flotsam range is very simple and very pretty.  It’s made from hammered sterling silver and has a [...]

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Beamers’ Greetings Cards

May 10, 2012 by  
Filed under Made in the UK

Beamers Designs is a Herefordshire based small scale publisher of contemporary Art based greetings cards. They source their designs from within the UK, so they support UK based artists. The cards are printed using vegetable inks and supplied in vegetable based biodegradable wrappers. Lots of the images used on their cards are taken from the [...]

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Jewellery from Abbott and Ellwood

April 23, 2012 by  
Filed under Grown Ups, Made in the UK

I’m always on the look out for jewellery that’s a bit different, so I was pleased to come across Abbott and Ellwood’s brooches and necklaces.  Their quirky pieces certainly have an individual style.  All their jewellery is hand made in Cornwall. This dog and bone brooch is one such example, it’s a brooch with a [...]

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Dressing Up for Boys

March 12, 2012 by  
Filed under Family, Kids & Teens, Made in the UK

My son and his friends love dressing up and the costume collection is probably the most used part of our toy collection when guests come to play.  It’s easy enough to get a pirate costume, but it can be hard to find something a bit different.  My Funny Bunny have a wonderful range of costumes [...]

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Children’s Knitwear from Picaloulou

February 2, 2012 by  
Filed under Clothing, Family, Kids & Teens, Made in the UK

I’m a big fan of traditional hand-knits for children.  All Picaloulou’s knitwear products have been designed in the UK, then hand crafted by a team of hand knitters,working from home around the UK.  Their natural, breathable yarns come from UK farms and have been processed and hand dyed in a British mill, using Soil Association approved dyes.  All [...]

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Jewellery from Woodland Treasures

January 16, 2012 by  
Filed under Grown Ups, Made in the UK

Woodland Treasures have a wonderful range of high quality wooden jewellery and combs that are hand carved in the Highlands of Scotland from reclaimed timbers.  The timber used is salvaged, reclaimed or recycled offcuts of British hardwoods.  All the paper and card products used for stationery and packaging comes from recycled sources. I love this tree [...]

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Tree Clips from Tree Twist

January 9, 2012 by  
Filed under Grown Ups, Made in the UK

TreeTwist have some lovely woollen products which are all designed and made by hand in the UK.  TreeTwist plant a tree or a seedling for every product bought.  They work with Trees for Life, who are specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. I [...]

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