Wedding presents
As promised, this post is going to be a celebration of my clever friends and family. I was so amazed by the thought and creativity that went in the gifts we received for our wedding, but here I would like to highlight the homemade.
Most particular, from my sister of who it could previously have been said wouldn’t know how to thread a needle! She sewed every stitch herself and I am so pleased with it!
From my mother-in-law and one of my sisters-in-law another beautiful sampler - I love the colours in the piece!
My husband’s employee Leonie not only designed our invitations, but also made us this book, it’s embroidered with our initials: DM on the front and SM on the back
Another of Duncan’s employees, Emily is a very clever artist, she gave us this lovely screen print. My photo doesn’t do it justice, I couldn’t get rid of the reflection - there’s some stitch work on this as well..
We also got some lovely homemade cards - I was using a borrowed camera and not all the photos turned out well, but here’s a photo of most of the cards - there are more out of shot..
and in particular ones from my old flat mate Hannah: hannah.jpg
and last but not in the least least a card from my parent’s neighbour, Christine - this is a waterfall card.
I hadn’t come across one before, but I’ve just had a quick google and found a tutorial for how to make this type of card.

So many thanks to all!!
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Hi Suzi - what a lot of lovely gifts and your wedding photo on the previous post is gorgeous. Just found you through your sewing blog list - what a fantastic idea that is! Lucy
Comment by Lucy Locket-Pocket — July 28, 2008 @ 9:07 am
So many lovely handmade gifts, becoming treasured heirlooms already.
Congratulations on your wedding by the way, I am new here and have just enjoyed browsing through your blog.
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