by Linda Irving | Mar 3, 2021 | Blog, Felt Accessories, Gallery, Home page recent work, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
Bird Feeders/PodsSome more springtime bird feeders/pods!I have already made several which have sold, so this is the second batch. Can be hung outside all year round with bird feed inside!Lots of questions about their use…. Hang outside with food in them. Fibres are...
by Linda Irving | Nov 19, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
in The Mull of Gallery there are many hand made quality tree decorations, unique and each one is different in its design.Robin baubles, sheep, trees, sea-themed, crochet and some little tomtes! From £5 to £18, please ask for further details – email me and I can...
by Linda Irving | Nov 19, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
These are handmade 3D hearts mounted onto cards! The heart is a tree bauble that you can also pop a message inside or a tiny gift! For those old romantics or a special family/friend!Each one is £12 plus postage if required.I can make these in any colour of your...
by Linda Irving | Aug 21, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
A5 Sketchbooks/JournalsThese are quality Windsor and Newton books that have removeable hand crafted, eco printed felt covers. They are reuseable!Each one is unique in design and can be used for drawing and sketching or writing in, the pages are not lined so you can...
by Linda Irving | Aug 7, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
Christmas Baubles Mull of Galloway Christmas Baubles is a set of all needled felted scenes themed around the Mull of Galloway.Price for the set of 4 – £54 plus £3.50 PPRobin Christmas Baubles are £15 each plus £3.50 PPPrice for a set of 4 – £54 plus £3.50...
by Linda Irving | Jun 29, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery
‘FRUGS’These are my felt making take on the traditional wooden ‘Trug’ hence my new name ‘Frug’!A trug is a vessel traditionally made from wood, its history derived from the word ‘Trog’ being an Anglo Saxon word for...
