You guys! It finally happened 🍨 After months of trial and error (and a few resin disasters that had me reaching for the ice cream) I finally made the perfect melty, sugary sweet little door. I love her and I hope you do too. Huge thank you to Sophie and Renee @chunk_provisions for their kindness.
Coco Chanel famously said 'Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off'
This little door did not get the memo. It's kitsch and colourful and thoroughly over-accessorised.
Inspired by the sea for Tilbury Road and its link to Tilbury Docks 🚢 🌊
This gorgeous pink shade reminded me of my wedding hair and the pearl fairy crown I made 💒 💘 swipe to see a pic! I'll need to count them at some point but I think this is door number 9 for Albert Road.
I love the water droplets on this Water Babies door - I try to make my doors tactile where I can so people who are blind or have low vision can enjoy them too.
🌊 Albert Road.
If you fancy a walk in the sunshine, the majority of my doors are on the even-numbered side of Albert Road. I don't know why it has worked out like that! I also have two on the adjacent Jersey Road.
I love a good cuppa and a book! Choose a book from the shelf, grab a coffee and snuggle under the covers with the princess and the pea. This door is in need of a home where it can be enjoyed by lots of little (and big) readers or coffee lovers. If you know of a local business that would like to adopt it please get in touch 🙏🏼 🌷
UPDATE: wow that was quick! This little door will be in the café of a local library soon. I can't think of a more perfect match ☕ 📚
Spring arriving means me finally being able to work my way through my repair list. I've been experimenting with glazed doors - they look beautiful but will have to see how they handle the elements.
Thank you to The lovely Helen at Edie Rose for adopting this sweet little tulip door 🌷
Trading a beautiful bunch of tulips for a tiny tulip door might be the most whimsical thing that's ever happened to me (and that's saying something)
