The sole aim of this site is to improve the profile of Malahide both on-line and to potential visitors from home and abroad as well as acting as a useful reference for locals too. The site is run locally by locals, and a lot of passion and hard work goes into locating and publishing information on local events, businesses and organisations. Within this aim Enjoy Malahide hopes to encourage more events and special offers in Malahide whilst promoting a greater sense of community for both locals and visitors to enjoy. New features will be added to the site all the time, creating new and better ways to promote the Village and the website itself, so it’s a fun project for them to run and a great venture. This project is an exciting new venture by Ambient Project Web Design Dublin, who are using their expertise, local knowledge and spare time to create this fantastic resource for Malahide Village.

Whether you are looking for great shopping, tasty food in a wide range of fantastic restaurants, great nights out in bars or general fun and games on the beach or at the castle for the family, Malahide has it all, and its all there for you on one handy site http://www.enjoymalahide.com

YoYo Design Studio's re-cycled antique plates

YoYo Design Studio's handmade comic-book wallets

Don’t forget , its Sunday 27th June in The Co-op, Newmarket, Dublin 8.

June's Dublin Flea Poster

The Dublin Flea Market has been growing in leaps and bounds, and has now expanded into an outdoor space to include even more varied traders, selling their eclectic wares If you want to find out more have a look at their website or facebook page for info. We really enjoyed the experience at previous markets and hope to be successful at the upcoming one too, so come along, have a browse and chat too!

See you there!

xxx

Baby Bear

Have a look on Laura’s blogsite for more of her work, and if you’re interested make sure to visit her shop too.

xxx Baby Bear

http://stranded.ie/2009/03/29/dublin-march-flea/

” I love badges, and the fabric touch is a nice one. You could easily get a set made and use them as buttons for jumpers and cardi’s and Tees. “

It includes a great paragraph about their beaverbear experience and it was a brilliant feeling to see the success of what were having such fun doing We’re waiting to here if we’ve a stall at the next flea so FINGERS CROSSED!!

xxx

Baby Bear

our array of market day goods!

So us beaverbears packed up our old kit bag and brought our badges to market! …And what a fun day we had

Dublin Flea was a great market to be part of, and we met some really friendly people, both on the stalls and passing by. We met fellow badge lovers and hopefully attracted some new converts to the world of badges! Along with some homemade brownies and buns, which went down a treat, we offered up a big collection of individual badges and some great series’ including very popular Snoopy’s which we salvaged from a Croatian comic We’re definitely going to apply to appear at the market next month, and if anyone couldn’t make it this time, we’d love to see you then…or if you can’t wait that long, we should be able to add some badges to the shop this week!

If anyone has any badge requests in the mean time don’t hesitate in contacting us…ali@eepdesign.com

xxx Baby Bear

Dublin Flea Market

Bear'ing our badges

Book's Cover

Last year we found this beauty of a book in our local book shop, and flicking through it is such an inspiration Such fun and colour and great ideas for different themes and packaging…

We recently found the MySpace page for the guy who wrote the book and think it’s worth a look too http://www.myspace.com/badgebuttonpin

xxx

{1} You can wear them on your normal clothes – and a badge will give you individuality, style and attitude

{2) They are put-on-able and take-off-able statements (so you can easily change your badge with your mood)

{3} They are cheap as chips and available to everyone

{4} You can be a fan of/show allegiance to anything and everything by wearing a badge

{5} They are usually round  – and most things look and work well in a circle

{6} They are like little pieces of art

{7} Protest badges make great semi-permanent anarchy pieces

{8} They can perfectly match or clash as a a statement of fashion

{9} You can use them to cheaply accessorize and update old clothes

{10} They are a perfect gift to make someone smile

xxx Baby Bear

beaverbear @ Dublin Flea

Us beaverbears are wiggling our little tails in glee because we’ve been accepted to take part in this month’s Dublin Flea Market. We are so giddy that our application was accepted, and we’d really love to see all of our friends and fans on the day for some badge-making frollics Let us know if you need any directions or want to hear more and we’ll fill you in…

See you there!!

xxx

Baby Bear & Brown Bear