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Monday, 18 October 2010

loving Lace Shoes


Coppelia Pique's lace Stilettos


Philip Tracey's Lace shoes for Valentino


Shoes decorated by Esme Timbery for Romance Was Born, Spring/Summer, 2009/2010

Lace Bow Peeptoe Dolce & Gabbana


Photo by Andy Julia



Alexis Mabille Fall 2009


Shoes designed by Pat Berryhill. Each of his designs are one-of-a kind, you're bound to find a pair fit for every occasion.


Marie Antoinette limited edition shoes by Christian Louboutin

Thursday, 14 October 2010

Studio Day











la la la in the studio today painting butterflies and flowers...... la la la busy busy busy.
Take time to smile with your heart today xxxx

Wednesday, 13 October 2010

Airing of the Quilts




Country music playing and adding more atmosphere to the parade, they were certainly happy chaps and looked as though they were throughly enjoying themselves.







A display of vintage sewing machines and I found out how old my green Singer was as there was the exact one sitting on a shelf and it was made 1958. I am amazed at how smooth my one glides across the fabric and she is 12 years older then me!







A patchwork from the Quilters of Northampton, United Kingdom was also on display.



The glorious hot sun shone so brightly all day and we took shelter in the shade of the big gums along they way.






I look forward to visiting Northampton next year for the Airing of the Quilts.

Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Airing of the Quilts

Faye, Christian and his Mum & Dad resting in the shade of the gum trees and quilts on our Airing of the Quilts day out in Northampton, WA.


A display of native flowers with some stunning works of art from Mother Nature.

Eucalyptus Macrocarpa, you couldn't create such a wonderful flower.





Lambswool, lachnostachys Eriobotrya






Meet the girls from Nanna's Notions, Lyn & Lyndell who's stall was filled with vintage sewing goodies and I couldn't resist purchasing some old ric-rack.



more from Airing of the Quilts tomorrow.

Monday, 11 October 2010

Airing of the Quilts


Saturday was Airing of the Quilts in Northampton WA so off we went on a 40 minute journey slightly inland. It was very warm and dry there and like a step back in time for me. The shops looked as though they had not changed from the era in which they were built, worn wooden floors, pressed tin ceilings and coloured glass panels above the doors and windows it was just delightful. The main street with it's parades of stores with tin bull nose verandahs and each had quilts strung outside. The old convent's verandah's were lined on both levels and the wonderful gum trees out the front had ropes strung with more perfect patchwork creations.











The old rusty gates to the convent were so lovely I thought you might like to see them too.



more from Northampton's Airing of the Quilts tomorrow.

Thursday, 7 October 2010

Free tickets for The Spirit of Christmas Fair




Cavania will be attending The Spirit of Christmas and The Country Living Fair both in London, so if you would like a free pair of tickets to one of these shows just pop a self addressed envelope into the post and put in a note as to which show you would like the tickets for.

Please note that these tickets are for Cavania followers only so if you have not joined please do so on the right hand column.

Cavania
attn: Paul
Unit 1 Park Place
Harefield
Middlesex
UB9 6EJ

Wednesday, 6 October 2010

Two Brothers One Table











I wanted a nice big table but have been unable to find one suitable in the secondhand shops here in Geraldton even the garage sales didn't turn one up for us. So my clever Husband decided to make me a table big enough for me to work and paint on as well being able to use it for entertaining. Having never made a table before he set too with lengths of wood and four turned legs, and a very limited number of tools mainly borrowed from his brother Geoffery. Much to Christians delight Geoffery turned up to lend a hand and the two of them spent a couple of hours in the garage hammering and chiseling away and I must say what a wonderful job they had done and what a fabulous table I now have. It will stay with us forever as it was made by the 'Two Brothers'.