Thursday, 14 April 2011

Lovely Things

I was given a lovely welcome at the Chiltern's Textile and Embroidery group on Monday evening and as an added bonus I got to pick up this rather fabulous boa type scarf from a fellow degree student Viki, that I'd ordered after seeing her wear a similar one.

It is soft, cosy, warm and feels very glamorous... and I love it!

And then yesterday I received a parcel of the most gorgeous luxurious goodies from a shop called Blodwen, that I won in another Selvedge competition. I saw these at the Selvedge fair and I confess they were a little out of my price range so I was delighted to discover that I was picked as a winner... just for knowing that Mamgu is Welsh for Grandmother! They smell divine...


So even if they don't work magic on my skin at least I'll come up smelling of roses!

14 comments:

  1. What a beautiful scarf, and so unusual. And you lucky girl, winning those lovely smellies. I wouldn't have known that Mamgu is Welsh for Grandmother!

    x

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  2. Very glam boa! And winning is always such a treat - I'm sure you'll enjoy your smellies!

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  3. What a lucky week and it's not over yet!

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  4. I love the scarf. Do you know if it was done on a loopa

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  5. That is a gorgeous scarf and a what a brilliant gift to win, lucky you!!
    Vivienne x

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  6. Beautiful goodies Gina and clever you for knowing the Welsh for grandmother.

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  7. a lovely tactile scarf Gina. you lucky thing - wild rose is one of my fave perfumes.

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  8. Mmmmm, Gina, that boa is so feathery without actually being feathery!

    Congrats on winning the Selvedge prize, too. I so wish that I could get to one of their fairs eventually. (I'd love to see you as an exhibitor.)

    xo

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  9. Oooh, that stripey boa is adorable! Is the striped fabric a knit? Very cool!

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  10. Isn't that boa just stunning, no wonder you wanted one. I just LOVE the stripes. Of course, I had to click on the photo to see what it was made of/how it was made...:O))))))))))))

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  11. Ooooohhhhh I love that scarf.

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  12. Oh I adore that scarf it is gorgeous.How nice to win the prize of all those smellies.

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  13. You always smell of roses anyway Gina, only now you will probably smell like a Welsh rose?

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