
Saturday, 5 September 2009
september classes are open!

Thursday, 30 July 2009
Our very first Hen Party!
All modesty aside, the first hen party hosted by The Papered Parlour was a roaring success!
After a long and enjoyable day silk screening with our lovely instructor Helen, everyone was rewarded with decadent 'cockteas' and cake. It was so nice to have such lovely energy flowing in The Papered Parlour. Thanks so much to Anna, Laura, and friends for choosing to spend their day with us and for making such beautiful creations!!!

Congratulations Anna and good luck with the wedding!!
Friday, 10 July 2009
For the Romantic Crafter

For more, check out his Etsy store or, if you're in London, he's got a shop at 126 Columbia Road, E2 7RG. It's open Saturdays from 1-5 and Sundays from 9 - 5.
Stealing My Heart

If you fancy her creations as much as I do, do check out her Etsy shop!
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Recent Happenings



We also recently held our first screen printing workshop, to great success!

Due to the success of the workshop, and the great bags that were produced, we're holding a second Screen Printing Workshop this Saturday, July 4th from 12-5pm. There are still a few spaces available, so BOOK NOW!
A Few New Links to Watch!
Craftaholics
Lickety Split Craft
and the lovely Tea & Make, whose logo we are drooling over:
They are holding their first Tea & Make on August 22nd, and it looks like it will be a fantastic event to get involved in.With all these wonderful blogs to peruse, it is getting harder to get any work done in the office!
Saturday, 6 June 2009
Knit in Public Day
Local events are planned and run entirely by volunteers and from my perusal of the website, I've found at least 2 events being planned in London.
I Knit London is planning a treasure hunt, with info to be found here. As well, Stitch and Bitch London has a Knit Crawl that will be knitting its way through some of London's most iconic landmarks.
So, if you won't be spending next Saturday screen printing with us here at The Papered Parlour, I assume it's because you'll be taking over London with your knitting needles!

