Pink vintage Bambi bunting
Together with Thumper and her mum, this is a very rare vintage Bambi fabric.
Available at my on line shop – Vintage Bambi Bunting
Filed under Bunting, Vintage Fabric
Four different strings of vintage mini Disney bunting
They are generally two or three meters in length and are lovely for a child’s bedroom.
Filed under Bunting, Vintage Fabric
Making my Bunting
Filed under Bunting, Handmade, Vintage Fabric
Too Lovely
My vintage bunting can be used in the garden on a dry day, though they are few and far between at the moment. These florals were hand printed in the USA in the thirties.
Filed under Mini-Bunting, Vintage Fabric
Mini Vintage Bunting
I’ve been making vintage bunting for many years and now I also make vintage patchwork bunting and mini vintage bunting (pictured).
My bunting isn’t the sort which is used to decorate large venues, marquees or streets. I source my fabric from all over the world. Some of it was handmade in the thirties and forties. Some is hand dyed. The sort of colours and patterns I like weren’t too difficult to get a few years ago, now unfortunately it’s like gold dust so every little piece is precious. I add small pieces of gingham, polka dots and muslin and make it by the meter. Each little piece is like a jewel and I cut them all differently and I also dye some myself so that each string of bunting is a beautifully precious little collection of quality vintage fabric in glorious ice cream colours.
Filed under Mini-Bunting, Vintage Fabric
Helexine growing at the bottom of the summer house
I love Helexine so much and how it spreads everywhere in shady places. It starts off as one small plant and gradually creeps around supposedly in everyone’s business which is where it gets it’s name ‘Mind Your Own Business’.
Filed under My Old Victorian Garden
Mini Vintage Bunting in My Kitchen

Mini Vintage Bunting in My Kitchen
This photo was taken during one of my Vintage Pop Up Shop Open House Weekends. You can just see the tips of the Easter Bunnies ears at the bottom !
07/08/2012 · 5:32 pm











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