My weekend

It was a gorgeously sunny weekend here in London and I fully made the most of it. Saturday was the Bust Craftacular in Bethnal Green. I went over with some girls from my knitting group; it was an excellent event, probably the best craft fair I've been to. A lovely space, a brill pop-up tea shop and loads of lovely crafty stalls, of course.


Tatty Devine were building the world's biggest charm bracelet with help from fair attendees.. you could sit down and add a charm, and also build your own little bracelet to take home.


Mini Patisserie jewellery; their dollhouse-sized doughnut charm necklaces are so cute.


The pop-up tea shoppe provided by Lady Luck Rules OK was out first port of call. Each table had a theme from a different era, from 70s bright Formica to our elegant Thirties table.


Gorgeous jewellery by Never. Each unique piece is made using found objects, from teaspoons to broken watches.


Claire Platt's embroideries of anatomical drawings. I love the sequins and pastel tones! Check out her blog and Flickr.


I had the pelaseure of finally meeting my long-term Twitter friend Kate, a.k.a Little Doodles. She'd worked very hard getting all these lovely items made for her stall and it all looked gorgeous. I bought a teacup and some see-through decals.

After the fete, we popped into the very nearby Museum of Childhood, which is currently hosting an exhibition of Quentin Blake drawings for Roald Dahl's books. It also has an amazing collection of antique dolls' houses and lots of vintage board games which brought back memories.





Lots more photos on my Flickr. In case you couldn't tell, I'm still really loving my E-P1!