Cosy Creations

I'm a little partial to a bit of cosiness. Be it under a soft blanket with a great book or a favourite film curled up in my favourite spot. There is nothing more pleasing than those simple comforts.

A love of the soft and sumptuous, rich fabrics and textures, and great quirky and whimsical designs shows in the collection of decor here at Sisters Guild.

Here are some of our favourite pieces to create you very own favourite cosy place.
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1. Love cushion cover by Rice DK £21.50 a classic of their designs that we can't get enough of. 2. Lambswool winking dolly cushion by Sally Nencini £48.00, 3. Bobby chair pillow is part of the latest collection from the fabulous Lucky Boy Sunday £49.00 , 4. Secret man pillow by Lucky Boy Sunday see's the return of the popular classic design in this seasons latest collection £49.00, 5. Animal caravan Cushion - elephant by the fabulous Zid Zid £26.00, 6. bringing some of the classics into their latest collection Lucky Boy sunday give us Secretman pillow in smoke £49.00, 7. Bobby Chair pillow - as part of the latest collection from the ticklishly fun Lucky Boy Sunday made with 100% Alpaca wool £49.00. 8. Lots of ladies is a beautiful bright printed cushion cover by the incredible designers at Rice DK £16.50, 9., Another favourite from the collection by Rice DK 'Kiss' cushion cover is a classic perfect for any cosy place £21.50.

See the collection at Sisters Guild

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Wednesday Woo: Dressing Up Box

When we were little Christmas always involved getting dressed up in costumes and putting on a play.  Invariably, there would be a central theme of the Baby Cheesus (played by whoever was the baby cousin at the time) and then veering off on all sorts of tangents influenced by whatever oufits, wigs, hats and props we could find.  Plus some heartfelt singing and recorder playing.  I recall one Christmas when the oldest cousin Tamarose was the 'Director' and I was dressed in a flying jacket and goggles with a hip flask and vacuum cleaner as a prop - I can't remember the storyline but I do remember the grown-ups laughing a lot.  Later we inherited some real theatre costumes from our Grandpa Hector who was a stage actor - amongst the costumes was a silk Pierrot outfit and a Robin Hood outfit which were amazing.  It resulted in some very curious stories, as well as squabbles over who got to be the Pierrot! 

Anyhow, my mind turns to the cousins of now and how the eldest Sophia is definitely the Playwright and would make an excellent one if she ever chose that career path.  I just don't know how she'll get the mischievous Gabe & Oona to co-operate in the Christmas play.  But there is a fantastic dressing up box at Granny's (with thanks to our brother Adam).  We look forward to seeing what they come up with - and we'll try and get some pics for you!

If you need some bits to add to your dressing up box, we have a a growing collection of capes and masks and tutus here - a great combination for some fun stories!

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This is part of our Wednesday Woo blog post series where we present a selection of our favourite things from the Sisters Guild Boutique.

We also have a Monday Makery with ideas for things to make yourself.

The Art of Living posts bring you all the things we are passionate about and the things we discover in our lives as mamas.

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