
Wrendale Designs
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Wrendale Bee Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Birds Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Dachshund Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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On Sale
Wrendale DIET STARTS TOMORROW HAMSTER mug
£10.99 GBP
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Wrendale Duck Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Flamingo Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Fox Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Giraffe Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Giraffe Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Guinea Pig Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Guinea Pig Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Guinean Pig Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Hare Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Hare Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Hare Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Hedgehog Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Labrador and wellies Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Llama Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Owl Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Owl Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Pug Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Rosie Rabbit Pocket Mirror
£9.99 GBP
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Wrendale Stag Water Bottle
£19.99 GBP
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Wrendale Twitter Glasses case
£9.99 GBP
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On Sale
Wrendale What a hoot Mug
£10.99 GBP
Hannah Dale began Wrendale Designs on a crowded kitchen table in Melton Ross, Lincolnshire. Having a pretty eclectic background (studying art at school before reading Zoology at Cambridge University followed by five years as a stockbroker in London), she found herself married to a Lincolnshire farmer with a young baby and a desperation to find an outlet for her artistic roots. Being a practical sort, Hannah turned her hand to sewing, furnishing the windows of many friends and family with beautiful curtains and blinds, and also making personalised nursery paintings for children which proved very popular.
Inspired by the glorious Lincolnshire countryside and the outdoor life, Hannah started to paint hares; loving their expressive faces and wonderful personalities - other people agreed and they were an immediate success. Spurred on by this, she expanded her repertoire and began painting other animals - foxes, pheasants, geese, dogs, hens (the family keeps cochins with their wonderfully feathery feet!).