Introducing fashion's favourite bespoke embroiderer and designer, Cressida Jamieson. Previously a trained florist, she is known for her botanical motifs and highly romantic style (embodied by her Love Note hankie). Her work has been featured in the New York Times, the FT, Sunday Times Style, and on the cover of ES Magazine and Grazia, and she has worked with brands including Liberty, Raey, Yol...
January 24, 2025
WIN A YEAR OF CARDS!
Love is in the air, and we want you to feel it, so we've dreamt up a way to add a bit fun to these long wintry days...
Between Friday 24th January and Midnight on Valentine's Day, every purchase made in our online shop will be entered into a prize draw to win A Year of Cards box set worth £315.
All you need to win i...
December 19, 2024
An Early Christmas Present from British Vogue...
En Vogue...
You are looking at the "patron saint of Christmas" according to British Vogue! My family might beg to differ on this point, as I sprint my way through the last days of the Scribble & Daub year in a frazzled haze, but seeing this interview has been the greatest early Christmas p...
December 18, 2024
"A Doorway into Christmas"
With seven days 'til Christmas, some thoughts on festive traditions this week...
One of my own is actually borrowed from Jeanette Winterson; her Christmas Eve ritual involves listening to Carols at Kings on the radio, while enjoying only pink things - a glass of pink champagne and smoked salmon on black bread. She describes this as a "doorway into Christmas" and a way to create your own moment of time. I highly recommen...
December 17, 2024
All I want for Christmas is... Peace
We are delighted to announce the launch of these beautiful napkins, featuring Caroline's Dove illustration hand-embroidered onto finest quality linen, which are a collaboration between Scribble & Daub, Continue reading
December 14, 2024
You Are What You Give with... Elizabeth Metcalfe
Lizzie is Features Editor at House & Garden magazine, and has the enviable job of poking about some of the world's most special houses and interviewing their occupants. She loves to write about lived-in, layered interiors, and is a great champion of little-known craftspeople. Her first book,
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