FyreLilly Clothing

29/02/2020

is at the today! Come down for , , and more! Mention this post and get $10 off any purchase @ Hall Markets

29/02/2020

Are more your speed? Come down to tomorrow between 10am and 3pm to get yourself some! Mention this post and get $10 off any purchase you make.

28/02/2020

and in action. These items and more are available to try on in person this Sunday, 1 March, at the , 10am to 3pm. Mention this post and get $10 off any purchase made in the day

27/02/2020

Are you a ? Come down to the this Sunday between 10am and 3pm to check out my range of . Mention this Instagram post, and get $10 off any purchases or order you make on the day! @ Hall Markets

26/02/2020

All these and more will be in sale this Sunday, 1 March! Come and visit me at between 10am and 3pm. Mention this Instagram ad, and get $10 off any purchase you make on the day!

08/02/2020

In test all my products thoroughly. Here I'm wearing my with my , soon to be released in my store.

01/02/2020

Come down and visit me at the , 10am to 3pm today

01/02/2020

Sometimes, you just need to do a last minute banner run

31/01/2020

I'm super excited to be debuting my new activewear collection on Sunday at the Hall Markets. Come along on Sunday to check them out, hang out, and support Canberra's hand made businesses.

The February Markets are going to be a great opportunity to come together as a community after a tough Christmas break.

Come visit us 10am to 3pm this Sunday and enjoy the festivities.

We would like to welcome the following stallholders who will be holding their first stalls with us on Sunday!

Handcrafted by Ruby - Candles, plants, hair scrunchies.

Sarah Giorgione Art - Cheese boards and art

Angela Williams – Cat bowls, homemade dehydrated pet treats available in beef, chicken and liver.

Ron Game - Wooden wind spinners and terrariums.

Helen Wojtas - FyreLilly Clothing; active wear.

Nada - Watercolour works of Australian native plants and animals.

Kelly Kefford/Scrunchies by Kayla - scrunchies and clutches.

18/01/2020

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16/01/2020

It's important to me that I source my fabrics, trimmings and threads as ethically as possible. For me, this means using companies that are transparent in their commitment to honour international agreements and best trade practices. For example, my major fabric supplier sources its fabrics from an Italian producer, who has factories in, and only in, Italy.
However, there are some items, like thread, that I bought over the years and now have a large stock of. I can't be sure of the manufacturer, or their trade practices. Desire this, I'm committed to using up all these items, as it is wasteful and environmentally irresponsible not to.
So, I've been sewing a lot lately, and have used up a whopping 8 spools of thread from my stash.

01/01/2020