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Wearable Histories: Thank You Tony Morrison!
The Wearable Histories Launch was a great success thanks to all of those involved. Tony Morrison is a talented photographer who captured the most wonderful pictures of the event so that we can share the evening with you again. If you joined us on the launch evening, can you spot yourself in the photographs below?
Wearable Histories Sponsor: Thank You Geo Heaven!
For us, at Buttercrumble, it's lovely to meet other local creatives and entrepreneurs. We were so pleased to hear when Sarah, from Geo Heaven, wanted to support the Wearable Histories launch!
Wearable Histories: The Launch Party
The Wearable Histories event is one of the funnest projects we've worked on. It was so exciting to showcase the collection of scarves within the quaint venue of Just Grand! Vintage Tearooms. There was plenty of sweet treats and entertainment, with live music from Lily Kerbey, nail art from OMY Nails and even a Q&As session. We really do want to thank everyone who attended and supported us.
Wearable Histories Sponsor: Thank you Spectrum Collections
We're so pleased to announce our next sponsor is Spectrum Collections. Spectrum Collections provide beautiful high-quality makeup brushes in an array of stunning colours. Their bristles are oh-so soft so once you try a Spectrum brush, you'll never go back!
Wearable Histories Sponsor: Thank You For the Love of Cake!
This event couldn't be as great as it will be without the support of our generous sponsors. Our first sponsor is the lovely Laura of For the Love of Cake. For the Love of Cake is a Leeds-based baking business who make the sweetest treats. All of you who know us will understand that sweetness is our weakness. The lady behind the bakes gave us an insight into her world...
WANDER: The Old Red Bus Station Exhibition
In January we exhibited at The Old Red Bus Station alongside fellow illustrator, Adam Menzies. Our first exhibition of the year (titled WANDER) challenged viewers to see their environment in a new way. It launched on the 12th of January, 2017. It has now been a month since the exhibition ended and we wanted to reflect on this.
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