So the connection today is the Retired Wrestler's Golden Ring - yippee! This is a great chance to look through Seymours limited edition collection of prints, if you would like the complete folio, it comes with it's very own gold , die cut band!

So this is another fabulous moment of pun-age! Marie-Rose has some super sweet, stylish necklaces which will remind some of the home-sewer's out there of pattern kits from yester-year! A wearable look-book from the rose-tinted decade's of the 50's, 60's and 70's... and you wear them round your collar... and there's 4 of them... and The Eels song "I Like Birds" explains everything else, except the price which is £18.50 per necklace. If you would like to see more from this designer or buy one of these gems click here and tap your toes, shop and bop to the music.
Bonjour Edith! Au Revoir Sophie! Aye Aye Wifie!
A little something sad from the first French Hen - Bonjour Edith! She is singing about our second French Hen - Sophie and a swift Aye Aye Wifie to our third French Hen - Carolyn Alexander who is living in France, experiencing life as a Weggie turned Frog. Carolyn as produced this helpful guide for any of you Scots Wifies out there thinking of becoming French Hen's too, and it's a cracker! £10.
Well, it's only day 2 and the connections are getting tenuious already, but any excuse for some Prince in his Prime right? For anyone looking for this day and ages version of 2 Turtle Doves, we suggest:
Here at The Red Door Gallery, we were sad to hear that legend Patrick Moore died on December 9th. A man with abundant passion, enthusiasm, intellect has made his mark on many generations. We love his attachment to his cat, his 1908 Woodstock Typewriter, The Sky at Night, and above all his sense of humor.
Best use of Instant Noodles ever! What a great project to work on, certainly makes us want to hot tail it to the corner shop, not sure it's quite the right time of day for a redstripe, but hey, if that's the play button... see video below for the How To:
These cute little Hedgehogs and Leveret Hares are the work of local glass artist Rachel Elliot.
Rachel has been working with glass since 2000 when she attended an evening class in leaded stained glass. She has since gone on to study at Edinburgh College of Art, Graduating in 2007 with a degree in Applied Arts: Architectural Glass.
In 2009 she took the plunge and set up her own glass studio. From here she makes all her Comissions, Sculptures, Giftware and teaches glass making classes. She's one busy lady.
Here's Rachel busy working away in her studio.
September is half way through and as we've been working our socks of here at The Red Door Gallery over August, and Karoline Rerrie and Ziggy Sawdust are holding fort in our window of a exhibition, its time for a wee wonder to Vitnam... a late summeer holiday for Nicky! It was either Cliff Richard or some Nam themed hip hop, and its turns out, Cliff won. See you in a few weeks!
Post By Nicky