12 windows sparkling. count down to a cornish christmas…

posted on December 12th, 2012 by sian

As part of our count down to Christmas we’ve decided to give the festivities a Cornish spin, with a few little tips, some tall stories and a dash of local legend to warm you up for the big day… This is Day 12…

We have a brilliant team of window designers who spend the entire year dreaming up fantastical plans for our window displays. And Christmas has to be the pinnacle in their window dressing year. It’s a full blown opportunity to deck the sills with all manner of festive treats and give shoppers a sparklin’ display in the build up to the big day.

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how to wear a beret

posted on November 1st, 2012 by sian

We’ve always loved the sophistication of the traditional beret, but getting one to translate Parisian style onto our own humble heads can be a tricky matter. The question being: how exactly do you wear a beret? So, we’ve put together this little visual guide, with a few different options for you to try out…

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how to make a doggy bandana

posted on September 18th, 2012 by sian

Ashley Harrison posted us a piccy on Facebook of her gorgeous Chihuahua x Jack Russell wearing a specially adapted bandanna, made from a Seasalt neckerchief. Which started a whole conversation about what size our neckerchiefs were, whether they’d go around a Labrador’s neck and what exactly is the best way to ‘do a doggy bandanna’. So we asked Ashley if she’d share her canine seamstress tips on our blog for all to read – and here they are…
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accessorising with belts

posted on July 4th, 2012 by sian

Girls in belts

This season we’ve got some gorgeous new leather belts in the collection, handmade in the UK from gorgeous Italian leather. And with pretty little buckles and funky colours they look great with any dress, tunic or jeans. We took a few sneaky snaps of our lovely office and shop ladies who have been showing us how to wear them.
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crafty paper roses guide

posted on June 11th, 2012 by sian

Last week I popped down to see the window dressers in their attic studio above the shop in Falmouth. They’ve just redressed the shop windows with a lovely rose garden theme and said they’d teach me how to make the beautiful paper roses. Tabitha kindly game me a demonstration which is posted below, so you too can make them at home. Why not pop down to one of our shops and have a look at the handcrafted displays :)

blueberry polenta pancakes

posted on February 21st, 2012 by rosie

Blueberry Polenta Pancakes

Any excuse for some yummy food here at Seasalt HQ - a slightly different twist on classic pancakes for Shrove Tuesday!

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boat building

posted on December 9th, 2011 by Emma

Here at Seasalt we love all things nautical and what’s more nautical than a fleet of boats?  We’re a little too busy to make a real fleet of boats so here is our office alternative made in paper. We came up with some alternative uses for your personal fleet:

  • Racing, whether in a stream or setting out to sea.
  • Name places, with all the festive feasts this season they are perfect for keeping your guests organised.
  • Sweets dishes. A great alternative use for your dining table.
  • A variation on the traditional party hat.
  • Attach some thread and they can hang off your Christmas tree.

If you would like some written instructions on how to create your very own boat, click here to download our PDF

 

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