After being so reinvigorated by taking part in the Dog and Partridge summer craft fair, I've decided to hold an official relaunch of my shop - with a month-long extravaganza of discounts, competitions and other loveliness starting from July 1st. For more details, keep checking back here for more details, follow me on Twitter or like the Facebook page.
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PRESS RELEASE: Made With Love by Kat launches month of summer celebrations
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REWORKED jewellery label Made With Love by Kat is back with
a bang with a month of discounts and competitions.
Throughout July, designer Kat Dibbits will be offering a
host of offers including free postage and packing and up to 20% off all
purchases.
She will also be running competitions, with prizes including
earrings from her range, books, and for one lucky winner, a
specially-commissioned item of jewellery.
Made With Love by Kat uses reworked vintage finds to create
one-off pieces, from earrings that become bracelets to showstopping necklaces
featuring vintage brooches and lots of gorgeous semi-precious gems.
Kat said: “I started the label back in 2008, and it was so
popular it really took me by surprise.
“I think as the years have passed and we’ve all been stuck
in this dreary economic gloom, people have still wanted to treat themselves to
something really special, but without breaking the bank.
“I don’t see why people should have to spend hundreds or
even thousands of pounds just to be able to wear a one-of-a-kind piece of
jewellery – I wanted to cater to those people who want to add a touch of the
couture to their everyday lives. After all, why should Hollywood celebs and TV
stars have all the fun? We all deserve a bit of glamour in our lives!”
Kat started the label almost five years ago, when she was
stuck for what to give a friend for Christmas.
She said: “I had lost of bits of vintage jewellery that I
never did anything with, and thought it would be a good idea to make her
something special. Of course, I got carried away and ordered far too much
crafting stock, and caught the making bug.”
With more jewellery than she could possibly wear, Kat signed
up to the online handmade marketplace Folksy, and was soon approached by the
Bridewell Gallery in Liverpool, who invited her to send pieces to be included
in a selling exhibition.
Kat’s jewellery has also been stocked in Urbis and the Royal
Exchange Theatre, as well as by local small shops in her hometown of Bolton and
she still sells online in her Folksy shop, www.madewithlove.folksy.com.
Details of all the offers will be posted online at www.madewithlovebykat.co.uk
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