Dusty Rose Vintage Frame

Hi Lovelies,

Today I'm bringing you another sneak peak into one of our up-coming classes with the lovely Helen!
This beautiful class is adorned with various delicate lace, metal trinkets, wooden embellishments and tiny flowers. What more could you ask for?!

Helen will be instructing this class and will teach all the important techniques when it comes to off the page work and making sure your project stays looking as good as the day you made it!

Helen is a master of anything she sets her talented hands to! The little clusters of vintage goodness embellishing the frame are just too sweet!

Vintage music paper has been used in the back of the frame which can be left as it is or you can add your own personal photos to create a precious keepsake.

This beaded, hand-dyed lace is such a stunning and unique feature.
Feel free to bring along any of your own lace to add to this frame if you wish to add a personal touch.

If you're like us and just can't get enough of this stunning frame, the class will be run on Saturday the 17th of March. Booking are essential so please contact us to reserve your seat!

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