Showing posts with label etsy blogger uk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy blogger uk. Show all posts
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Item of the week: Initial letter necklaces
Did anyone else have an obsession when they were younger for finding their name on anything or wearing their initial letters? I did! I had my own notepad which had my name on it and some pens and also a tea cup. I loved them all but remember really wanting a necklace with the initial of my first name on it. I was thinking about this a while back and decided to bring to my shop my own range of initial letter necklaces but in a more 'grown up' style.
The necklaces are perfect for everyday wear and also make a lovely gift for a friend. I kept one of the necklaces with my initial and I wear it most days. It is nice for when you want to wear a necklace of some kind but not something too big. The chain is dainty so I often forget I have it on. I also sometimes wear it layered with other more chunky necklaces.
I hope you will like them too! My Initial letter necklaces on silver chain are available HERE in my Etsy Shop.
Each necklace comes in an organza gift bag so perfect if you do want to give it as a gift!
Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend. Thanks for reading.
The Dorothy Days X
Saturday, 13 September 2014
Style Saturday - DIY Side Crocheted T-Shirt
Hi everyone,
Happy Saturday, hope you are all having a wonderful weekend. Last week I shared with you all a DIY tutorial on how to make your own knot crop top so this week I thought I would share with you all another DIY tutorial to make a really cute side crocheted T-Shirt. This one takes a bit more skill and sewing but is still an easy make and is a great way to revamp a much loved old t-shirt into something fresh.
Happy Saturday, hope you are all having a wonderful weekend. Last week I shared with you all a DIY tutorial on how to make your own knot crop top so this week I thought I would share with you all another DIY tutorial to make a really cute side crocheted T-Shirt. This one takes a bit more skill and sewing but is still an easy make and is a great way to revamp a much loved old t-shirt into something fresh.

Hope you enjoyed this post and thanks for reading my blog
The Dorothy Days Xx
The Dorothy Days Xx
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
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