Tumbling leaves and local fairs...

Oh well its officially Autumn!
I still can't quite believe the change in temperature from the scorching hot 30 degrees we had at the weekend to this windy and bracing weather.
Still its nice to think its now autumn, the season of jumpers, hats, hot chocolate, falling leaves and the colour yellow. I have yet to get my foraging head on and collect the chestnuts which will now be littering the lawns and paths of the countryside, i'm thinking of heading back here ... we had chestnuts for weeks after :)

I've been busy making jewellery, drawing, painting and crocheting hats and gloves ready for a craft fair i'm atending tomorrow in my local church. (please pop along if you are in the area of Gravesend) i'm on stall number 25 and it starts at 10am.

In other news i visited this exhibition of sculpture yesterday in London on Picadilly, it was great, i definately recommend it if you like to be up close and personal with the artwork as you can touch and wander around the peices as if they have always been there.

The above little lady is available in my shop...she is inspired by the change in seasons and costs a mere £13.50 for the original artwork, watercolour on paper...bargain i say! all my peices are priced the same £13.50 for orginals and £5.00 for molesking journals which have been illustrated by hand. I happily sold two more molesins the otherday and i jumped a little with joy, i still can't quite believe that people out there like my work enough to spend their hard earned cash on it so every sale is still a little overwhelming and terribly exciting...thank you so much guys i appreciate each and everyone of you who purchase little bits and bobs and without you i wouldn't have a shop.

Any how enough of my ramblings ... heres to a happy weekend hopefully full of mulled hot cider, roast dinners, grandparents and doodling.

Happy Autumn guys xxxx