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Tassel

Announcing a New Course – Learn how to make Passementerie

Buttons and Rosettes & Courses & Tassels, 31st July 2017

Why not learn a new skill in a weekend?

Tassels for a Lutyens Concentric Hoop Light Fitting

Colour Matching & Lighting & Tassels, 15th June 2017

I have recently completed quite a large project for Candia Lutyens. It is a light fitting to Edwin Lutyen’s original design, including the intricate chequer board design – but updated to include LED light bulbs.

Lutyens Cardinal Hat Lights – The Ned Hotel

Design & Heritage & Restoration / Reproduction & Tassels, 31st May 2017

I am delighted to announce that my tassels have been used on Cardinal Hat Lights in the Lutyens Grill in the new Ned Hotel in London

Large Buttons with Tassels for Bolster Cushions on Day Bed

Buttons and Rosettes & Colour Matching & Tassels, 30th May 2017

These extra large buttons with tassels were colour matched exactly to the bolster cushions on a day bed.

Snowdrop Inspiration – Tasselled braid

Braids & Inspiration & Tassels, 7th February 2017

These beautiful snowdrops inspired me to make a simple tasselled braid

Reproduction antique double tassel tie back

Restoration / Reproduction & Tassels & Tie Backs & Uncategorised, 24th January 2017

The recreation of a badly damaged antique double tassel tie back

Pantone colour of the year 2017 – Greenery

Braids & Colour Matching & Fringes & Tassels & Tie Backs & Uncategorised, 12th January 2017

It wasn’t until I reviewed my archived photos that I realised just how much I have used green in my trimmings

Key tassel inspired by a winter sky

Tassels, 23rd November 2015

Norfolk is often referred to as the county with “big skies”…

Variations on a Theme

Braids & Colour Matching & Tassels, 29th September 2013

Choosing to commission hand crafted bespoke trimmings opens up a huge number of choices

Tassels for a Four Poster Bed

4 Poster Bed & Colour Matching & Fringes & Tassels, 8th September 2013

I just love the idea of a 4 poster bed, but sadly the ceilings in my old Norfolk farmhouse are far too low