Lisa of Craft Bugs has generously donated to Craft Against Cancer one of her gorgeous handmade wool felt bags.Lisa is a self taught artist who started crafting ten years ago when she couldn’t find attractive handmade party invitations at a reasonable price. Well, she made the invitations, the party went on without a hitch, and Lisa’s been crafting ever since.
Lisa is now a demonstrator for Bramwell Crafts and presents workshops too. Her next workshop is the Build A Flower Card & Matching Box Workshop on the 5th August 2009 from 7pm-9.30pm in Sutton Coldfield. I wish I could go because the flower shaped card is adorable.If it’s too far to travel, you can always check out Lisa’s Craft Bugs blog, in which she shows her amazing cards, writes crafty tips, and gives away great blog candy.
Her shop is called Handmade by Tigerlily where she sells fantastic wool felt bags, brooches, and a cute tea cosy. She also sells some of her unique card creations which she decorates with ribbons, hand stitching, crystal beads and other mixed media. I absolutely adore the bags, especially the added flower buttons.
Thank you again, Lisa.
p.s. - There’s only two of the bags left in her shop, so you’d better be quick.
7 comments:
Hi Michele,
thanks for the post and I am more than happy to donate to such a fantastic and worthwhile cause.
I hope I win, such great prizes,come on galls send in those donations.Ginger
Beautiful works as always i love this blog is fantastic hugs..JLaura
This is really a great idea. I will definitely be making a donation. Love the bag.
Hi Michele, thank you for the lovely email you sent me, I have now posted a special blog post to try and get the ball rolling for you, I hope that it does bring more people to donate either money or prizes to raise that money for research. With love and hugs Shirleyxxxx
Hi Michelle, i have something to donate . check out my arty retreat blog to see. Please let me know how and what to do with the raffle prize and it shall be done
Hugs June x
Thank you everyone for all of the help. It means so much to me that everyone is so supportive in these early stages.
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