Graphic Designer turned part time crafty lady, Karen De Nardi keeps her fingers busy making these too cute felt and fabric accessories. You can find her little business, DeNardi Creative Design on the wonderful etsy. 

Take a little trip down Elke Rick’s Wonderland Avenue – a place where vintage-inspired aprons roam free. Choose from a variety of colours and sweet patterns but if you see a fabric you like but not the style you want, just contact Elke and she’ll whip you up something special. Prices start from around 25 bucks.

Ooh look a new range of wearable art! Have a little squiz at fine artists Belinda Kemp’s range of lovely pendants and brooches. Her wearable pieces are a little deviation from her usual mixed media paintings. They are hand drawn and painted with acrylic paint and pencil on wood {and mat-satin varnished for UV protection} Pop over to her etsy shop for more details.

Even if you don’t have a Blythe doll, Trio’s etsy site is too cute to ignore.  The ladies (a mum and her two daughters) behind the label are slightly obsessed with Blythe and have made her an impressive wardrobe to prove it. They only make two of each item or outfit to keep things original. Sweet.