I did the Charity Chic Eco fashion Fair last year and it was great fun and so I was really pleased to find that I can have a stall at the event again this year too. It’s a three day event with lots of stalls crammed with amazing creativity made from recycled/upcycled materials – Milomade […]
Yearly Archives: 2010
I started this blog for Milomade and to document the work I do as well a advertise my wares, but I’ve also used it to keep you all up to date with my Life in Kinghorn, our house renovations and my health has also slipped into the bag. I hope that’s OK. Here’s a little […]
I visited Gallery O website today – a gallery that focuses on miniature art and I discovered the work of Dalton Ghetti a Brazilian artist living in Bridgeport Connecticut who carves the tiniest sculptures made entirely from the graphite lead at the tip of a pencil.
Well this is the day my life will surely change and these two songs keep going round my head – wish me luck!
When I was in London I bought some new shoes. I’m not shoe crazy at all in fact I think I have less than ten pairs of shoes or boots in total – this is probably quite strange for a lady but on a day to day basis I normally wear either my hiking boots […]
If you’re a reader of the Daily Mail then you’ll have been reading today’s You Magazine. Within it’s pages you’ll find an article all about Upcycling and Recycling featuring some rather crafty ladies – great article. What makes even greater is that Milomade is mentioned in the text right at the bottom – hurrah!
I’m about to book a place on a jewellery workshop [I hope there are still places available] happening at St Andrews Museum on Saturday 25th September run by jewellers Jane Gowans and Hannah Livingston. It’s come about because of the Causing Chaos exhibition at the museum curated by artist Claire Barclay for Fife Contemporary Art […]
The lovely ladies over at Mirrorbox Photography interviewed me recently about my products and have just featured the interview on their blog – so go and check it out. Mirrorbox Photography specialise in capturing blissfully happy couples as they embark on a future together – Engagements, Weddings etc. Check out their blog which is crammed […]
I ordered Colin a very unusual item for his birthday from a seller on eBay and it has just arrived. The item comes in a sturdy wooden box which measures 75cm x 15cm x 12cm. A few layers of bubble wrap and some cardboard would have sufficed to protect it on it’s journey here but…
I was recently asked this question by the guys at Makers Online with regards to how I package my goods as well as how I present them. They asked me to answer a few questions and my answers appeared on their blog in July – I’ve only just got round to noticing! Ooops. So if […]










