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Homemade London invited Round London to talk about small new business in the world of craft and demonstrate how our workshops are run.  Homemade & Round London on Reuters

As if being featured in FutureFrock wasn’t enough, Round London is also in today’s Metro.

Check out the brand new AW10 edition of FutureFrock online magazine by Alice Wilby.  Round London’s been very lucky to have 2 of our dresses featured in “Come As You Are”.

Great group of customers turned up yesterday at the Vintage Restyling Workshop and straight away we have feedback from the lovely Elle Croft.  Please check out her blog: A Bird In The Hand

For those of you that can’t make it along to this workshop at Homemade London tomorrow, here’re sneak preview of some vintage styling Round London’s been busy reworking.  Check out the before and after pics:

Lovely Hazel from Rag & Bow has kindly help Round London with sourcing new vintage clothes for Britain’s Next Top Model Live. Here are few of the dresses waiting to be transformed into something more wearable live at Style Icon Workshop with Homemade London.

Another collaboration with Homemade London this month see Round London hosting a series of workshop and talk over the weekend of Saturday & Sunday 23rd & 24th October at Britain’s Next Top Model Live at Excel London.  Round London will be on hand to demonstrate how to restyle vintage outfits to give that contemporary look.  There will be accessories ready for purchase and packs you can take away with you to be creative at your own time.  Hope you can make it…

Tonight from 6pm, Homemade London will open its door to a selection of preview classes before the official launch end of the month.  Round London will be teaching a small group on how to make your own tote bag from the fabrics and material at Homemade London.  Please sign up to Homemade London newsletter to get up-to-date workshops and offers.

Round London is please to announce the new collaboration with Homemade London to come up with a series of workshops.  These workshops are aimed at those who want to breathe new life into special items of clothing that they no longer wear but can’t bear to throw away because they love them too much.  We’ll cover everything from techniques for quick fix-ups to how to do a complete redesign.