This butterfly postcard was the colour and shading This butterfly postcard was the colour and shading I’d been aiming for with the glaze on this jug I made at wonderful @thefarnhampottery 
I’m glossing over the somewhat ‘solid’ base of this - over an inch!! My previous attempts had all ended up in the bucket because I’d been far too cavalier trying to bring up clay from the bottom. So this one was overly cautious. But at least it didn’t topple like the others.
Learning to throw at the wheel was so challenging and physically demanding but also such a mental reset. Thanks to our teacher Serenity who more than lived up to her name - particularly when dealing with my many cries for help 🤣 
Now I want to learn more…. Why did the wax resist on the jug on image 2 go so brown? Why do I always end up making cylinders or jugs even when I set out to make a wide dish? And why didn’t I use some more colourful glazes? I want to try it all again.
That’s the thing about pottery - it draws you in and makes you want to do more.
Thanks to @searchpress for sharing this exquisite Thanks to @searchpress for sharing this exquisite new book with us - and for the three signed copies to be won. The book is Modern Crewel Embroidery for Beginners by @tatiana_popova_owl_crafts and includes 8 stunning floral projects with all the templates and stitch guides you need to make them. I’ve shared a peek inside over on the blog (link in bio) it couldn’t be easier to enter for a chance to win one of the signed copies so why not have a go? Hope you enjoy X
I didn’t expect to fall in love with a little knit I didn’t expect to fall in love with a little knitted kitten wearing a frog suit today, but sometimes life just goes like that… In case you’re looking for a cute knitting project now that there’s a definite chill in the air, what’s holding you back from making this latest heart-warming offering by Claire Garland? @dotpebbles_knits The link to my blog post is in the bio - it has all the info you need to get the pattern today! Hope you enjoy X
Photo: Claire Garland
If, like me, you’re drying flowers right now and l If, like me, you’re drying flowers right now and looking for creative ideas, you might like to try your hand at embroidering with them on tulle… it’s a beautiful craft technique I learned from the very lovely @olgaprinku 
Click the link in my bio to get the super simple beginner’s tutorial Olga shared with us - along with lots of inspiring images of her work and all the links you need to connect with her and find out more. Enjoy! X
Photo: Olga Prinku
If, like me, you’re never happier than when you’re If, like me, you’re never happier than when you’re messing about in overalls or workwear, I’m thinking you might also enjoy an apron dress. I’ve shared how I made this one using roll end fabric and a great pattern by @dolly_clothing 
It wasn’t all plain sailing… 🤣 there were ruched seams to unpick, a rushed mistake or two, but I came to realise that sewing is not a dark art I’ll never be able to get to grips with. If I can make something wearable like this ANYONE can! I’ve shared a few of my favourite pattern ideas too 💕🧵
The link is in my bio
How lovable is this Eeyore knitting pattern by Cla How lovable is this Eeyore knitting pattern by Claire Garland @dotpebbles_knits? We have 10 to be won and entering couldn’t be easier so why don’t you give it a go? (link in my bio).
Eeyore is my favourite from Claire’s Winnie the Pooh collection because he’s ever so slightly saggy around the edges and in need of love… If you’re looking for your next knitting or craft project he is easy to make and sure to be loved by whoever you decide to make him for. Good luck and happy knitting! X
My happy place. Flowers, bees, butterflies and a s My happy place. Flowers, bees, butterflies and a shed for all seasons… My absolute favourite dahlias came from a packet of seeds sent by Erin of @floretflower along with a review copy of her beautiful book. I didn’t know what I had when I sowed and later planted them. I’ve been hooked on dahlias ever since. My favourite is tall and coral and it flowers and flowers like there’s no tomorrow.
Thanks to Iryna of @forest_toys_ for sharing her l Thanks to Iryna of @forest_toys_ for sharing her lovable and very cuddly Vintage Rabbit knitting pattern for free with my readers. Click the link in my bio to get your free pattern and to discover more of Iryna’s heart-melting creations on @etsyuk
If you’re drying flowers and wondering what to do If you’re drying flowers and wondering what to do with them, I have the perfect creative project idea for you! The very lovely bex @botanical_tales shared her step by step tutorial to make this super simple, ethereally beautiful, dried wild flower wall hanging and it feels seasonally perfect for right now... 
I’ve shared all the info you need over on my blog to get this tutorial and to discover more about Bex and her work - link in my bio.
Photos: @laurajayneedwards
If you’re feeling a little depleted and in need of If you’re feeling a little depleted and in need of inspiration, Jane Lindsey has created something truly special at @snapdragon.life offering a supportive creative membership community, a collection of stunningly beautiful online courses and an online shop selling hand-dyed threads and creative provisions. I’ve written a blog post sharing a few of my favourites (link in my bio). Hope you enjoy! X
Photo: @snapdragon.life
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Lavender Hill Clothing

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  • Lavender Hill Clothing creates luxurious sustainable staples with the softest touch imaginable to make every piece that little bit more special. By using the best quality fabric and flattering feminine silhouettes, we produce items that are timeless and trans-seasonal.

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    A bit about us

    At Lavender Hill Clothing we strive to be completely transparent about where and how we produce our clothing. We take the greatest care in sourcing and manufacturing our goods and want you to know where everything comes from. For more information please see our Fabrics and Production page.

    Using a super soft modal and cotton blended fabric, knitted specifically for Lavender Hill Clothing, we have created our first collection of essential t-shirt’s. We plan to add to the collection over the coming months by adding new styles and colourways. 

    We hope you like what you see and can find what you need on our website. If you want to find out more, please contact us here or call us on 0203 488 0006.

    A few words from founder Isobel Ridley: LHC’s aim is to produce clothing to be proud of and to make you, our customer, feel good mentally and physically when wearing the brand. Consumers are increasingly caring about the manufacturing process as well as the final product. As such, they are looking for brands they can trust, both in terms of creative design and philosophy.

    Ethical and sustainable

    We take the greatest care in sourcing and manufacturing our goods. Click here to discover more about our fabrics and production facilities.

    The core fabric we use is called Modal. Modal derives from the pulp of beech trees and we hold a licence with a German company to make sure that all the trees harvested are replanted. They also process the pulp in a CO2 neutral environment, making the fibre both ecologically and environmentally friendly. Click here to find out more.

    We are proud to manufacture in the UK and require our factories to uphold the highest standards. Our current factories are compliant to the SMETA ethical audit.

    A Few Key Facts about Lavender Hill Clothing

    We care about who produces your clothes

    Sustainable approach to womenswear by creating comfortable, beautiful t-shirts and everyday clothing that you’ll wear and love for a very long time. 

    We have full traceability on all our products. We responsibly source our raw, natural materials and oversee all manufacturing, working closely with our suppliers in the UK and Portugal to produce each piece. 

    This way, we can ensure positive practices both socially and environmentally, as well as the highest possible quality for you.

    We use traditional and innovative sustainable fabrics

    What comes from the nature can go back to the earth, which is why we love using natural fabrics. From innovative, bio-based TENCEL™Modal to traditional linen you can feel good knowing that our sustainable fabrics are kinder to your skin and kinder to the environment. 

    Our fabrics are custom-made to our specifications, produced in CO2-neutral environments and we only use environmentally friendly dyes. We carefully produce our fabrics to suit the dye process, so we can guarantee that our shades won’t fade. Wash them according to our care guide and they should stay looking good.

    What is Modal?

    A form of rayon, modal is a bio-based fabric that is made from spinning beech tree cellulose into fibres. Generally considered to be an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fabrics thanks to how little water beech trees need to grow, the modal production process uses between 10 to 20 times less water than cotton.

    The Benefits of Modal Fabric:

    Natural stretch: Modal’s flexibility makes it ideal for items like T-shirts and athletic wear.

    Ultra-soft: Modal has an incredibly soft touch.

    Breathable: Modal is great for sportswear, base layers, T-shirts and underwear as the fabric’s weave is very breathable.

    Water absorbent: Modal is 50% more absorbent than cotton.

    Durable: Modal is very strong because of the tight weave and the long fibres.

    Drapes well: Similar to rayon and other silk alternatives, modal has a beautiful drape that makes it an ideal choice for our products.

    Eco-friendly: Modal is made from regenerative plants and there are fewer chemicals used in the production process than with other types of rayon.

    Doesn’t pill: The fabric resists pilling and has a smooth finish that makes it ideal for everyday wear and use.

    Colour-fast: The fabric absorbs dye in warm water and the colour doesn’t run during the laundering process.

    Doesn’t shrink: Unlike most forms of rayon, modal is much less likely to shrink in the wash.

    Biodegradable Fabric: Modal is completely biodegradable.

    Doesn’t crease: Modal resists wrinkles and will stay smooth with minimal ironing.

    We’re proud to share information on our factories

    We make 60% of our collection here in the UK but as we grow we are adding carefully sourced suppliers who can help meet the demand.

    Terra Carta

    We’re Supporting the Terra Carta Launched by HRH The Prince of Wales via the Sustainable Markets Initiative, the Terra Carter provides a roadmap to 2030 for businesses to move towards an ambitious and sustainable future.

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    Read our blog post Where to buy ethical fashion made in UK

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