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My Grandma would be 'chuffed to bits'







Creative Utilitarianism .

1940's clutch, re-claimed wool, retro tea-towel, a much loved Bakelite button I've been hording for years awaiting for a good home.








The Clutch was made to complement a pair of beautiful brown shoes I've been wanting a hand bag for.

Thanks to Andrew Waburton http://www.arearugsandcarpets.com/
My friend Geraldine for the gift of the tea towels.














Carrie Scott-Huby




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