Showing posts with label beyond measure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beyond measure. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 April 2017

It's curtains for the welder.....

 I sat on my little stool waiting patiently for Mr Dapper Chap
welder man to put in an appearance for our trip over to 
our favourite haunt of Todmorden in Yorkshire.


Had to wait that long I debated whether to change my outfit or not 
but in the end decided to stick with my charity shop find tweed jacket, jumper and 
the vintage barkcloth skirt from Jane Hamilton at Stockport Vintage Village


The bag was made by a friend from a piece of fabric I got from 
The Linen Garden  www.thelinengarden.co.uk and a piece 
I found on the secondhand market.  Electric Blue tights and 
last years Clarks sandals finished the outfit off.


Well here he is at last outshining us all in his fabulous
charity shop waistcoat that he has had upcycled by adding
tweed and braid picked up from Beyond Measure in Todmorden


Friend Val who loves making things for us made 
Philip's bow tie and hankie to match


She made me this fabulous dress from a scrap piece I picked 
up for £2 on the secondhand market


and this is the other side of the bag she made 


This floral skirt was made by her from a curtain I picked up
in a charity shop.  Think you've seen it before.


If the welder keeps upstaging me it will be curtains for
him soon.  He's such a dandy




It's curtains for the welder.....

 I sat on my little stool waiting patiently for Mr Dapper Chap
welder man to put in an appearance for our trip over to 
our favourite haunt of Todmorden in Yorkshire.


Had to wait that long I debated whether to change my outfit or not 
but in the end decided to stick with my charity shop find tweed jacket, jumper and 
the vintage barkcloth skirt from Jane Hamilton at Stockport Vintage Village


The bag was made by a friend from a piece of fabric I got from 
The Linen Garden  www.thelinengarden.co.uk and a piece 
I found on the secondhand market.  Electric Blue tights and 
last years Clarks sandals finished the outfit off.


Well here he is at last outshining us all in his fabulous
charity shop waistcoat that he has had upcycled by adding
tweed and braid picked up from Beyond Measure in Todmorden


Friend Val who loves making things for us made 
Philip's bow tie and hankie to match


She made me this fabulous dress from a scrap piece I picked 
up for £2 on the secondhand market


and this is the other side of the bag she made 


This floral skirt was made by her from a curtain I picked up
in a charity shop.  Think you've seen it before.


If the welder keeps upstaging me it will be curtains for
him soon.  He's such a dandy