Linked by Ashley

03/06/2026

Custom requests are always some of my favourite projects ❤️

This lovely repeat customer born in the Year of the Snake, chose a stunning 9k solid gold snake connector paired with a gorgeous mixed metal chain to create a bracelet that’s completely unique to her 🐍✨

Whether it’s a meaningful charm, a special symbol, or a design idea you’ve been dreaming about, bespoke pieces are always welcome.

If you’d like to create your own personalised welded jewellery piece, send me a message and let’s see what we can make happen 🥰

dunfermlinesmallbusiness

03/06/2026

After the horrific rain yesterday Peacocks in Pittencrieff Park desperately need our help. If you can give anything I’m sure it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you 🦚❤️

29/05/2026

🔥 Excited to be trading at the The Dunfermline Bruce Festival on Saturday!

You’ll find me with the rest of the Dunfermline City Artisan Market in Pittencrieff Park on Saturday 30th, amongst an amazing lineup of local makers, live music, street food, and family fun.

If you’re heading along, come say hello and support local creatives 💛

Please note, I’ll only be there on Saturday ✨

📍 Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline
📅 Saturday 30th May
🎟 Free entry

The Bruce Festival Live

28/05/2026

I’ll be there on Saturday! ❤️

🕰 Dunfermline Bruce Festival Timetable At A Glance.
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Good people have worked so hard for a year to bring a bigger and better festival, but it's nothing without you. Your support is always greatly appreciated. ❤️

Dunfermline Bruce Festival 2026
Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 May
⚔️ Arena 1 – Medieval Arena
Saturday
Opening Ceremony & Pipe Band Parade: 10:30–10:45
Pipe Band: 11:00–11:30
Les Amis Jousting: 11:40–12:10
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 12:15–12:45
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 13:00–13:30
Brass Band: 13:35–14:05
Les Amis Jousting: 14:15–14:45
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 15:00–15:30
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 15:40–16:10
Closing Ceremony (incl. performances): 16:15–16:45
MC announcements throughout the day
Sunday
Opening Ceremony & Pipe Band Parade: 11:00–11:20
Pipe/Brass Band: 11:30–12:10
Les Amis Jousting: 12:15–12:45
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 13:00–13:30
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 13:35–14:05
Brass Band: 14:15–14:45
Les Amis Jousting: 15:00–15:30
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 15:40–16:10
Battle (Arena 2 battle slot): 16:15–16:45
Closing Ceremony: 16:50–17:00

All day in and around Arena 1 (both days):
Re‑enactment village, storytellers (5 x 45 mins), squires’ training (with intervals)
Children’s craft tent, Dunfermline Photo Club stand, Peacock stand
Carnegie Birthplace stand – historic treasure hunt, historic enactment actors
Artisan market, beer tent, food stalls
🧙‍♂️ Arena 2 – Kids Zone / Magical Medieval Arena
Saturday
Jester Show: 11:00–11:30
Re‑enactment Battle – Kids: 12:15–12:45
Re‑enactment Battle: 13:00–13:30
Re‑enactment Battle – Kids: 15:00–15:30
Re‑enactment Battle: 15:40–16:10
Sunday
Jester Show: 11:30–12:10
Re‑enactment Battle – Kids: 13:00–13:30
Re‑enactment Battle: 13:35–14:05
Re‑enactment Battle – Kids: 15:40–16:10
Re‑enactment Battle: 16:15–16:45
All day in Arena 2 (both days):
Stocks, “face in the hole” photo boards, face painting
Bouncy castle & fairground, medieval music
Small stage – choirs and local folk artists (every 30 minutes)
Daytime beer tent
💪 Arena 3 – Community Arena (Louise Carnegie Gates)
Stone Lifting Competition (both days):
10:30–11:00
12:15–12:45
13:15–14:00
15:30–16:15
All day in Arena 3:
12 community stalls, Dunfermline Photo Club stand, Peacock stand, funfair

🎵 Arena 4 – Music Zone (Evening)
Saturday & Sunday
Bar open from 14:00

Day one acts

Kyle Falconer
Sergeant
Dictator
The Castros
Rosie Alice
Keiran Forbes

Day two acts

Fatherson
Declan Welsh & The Decadent West
Ben Walker
DOVV
Honk
T-A

Stage times to follow...

18/05/2026

Travel and parking info for the Bruce festival ❤️

🚗🏰 TRAVEL & PARKING – DUNFERMLINE BRUCE FESTIVAL 30th and 31st May. 🏰🚗
We’re expecting a busy weekend in the Glen, so please plan your journey in advance and help us keep things moving smoothly.
🚌 Vintage Shuttle Buses
A free vintage bus will run every 20 minutes between Leys Park car park and the Glen car park.
An additional vintage bus service will operate from Halbeath Park & Ride on both festival days.

🚙 Parking – Please Car Share Where Possible
To reduce congestion, we’re asking visitors to car share or use public transport where they can.
Public bus times from surrounding towns will be shared on Visit Dunfermline channels one week before the festival.
✅ Festival Parking Locations
Glen Car Park
Carnegie Trust Car Park
Berrylaw Park – Scouts Car Park (confirmed)
Bridge Street / City Hotel
Carnegie’s Birthplace
St Margaret's Street
Canmore Street
Viewfield Terrace
Carnegie Drive (next to Fire Station Creative)
Leys Park – with shuttle buses to the Glen
*Halbeath Park & Ride – with shuttle buses to the Glen
Glen Pavilion Car Park – reserved for traders only

*Halbeath P&R service additional info:

1. 2 x buses on constant shuttle between Leys Park Rd car park and The Glen. One with disabled access if possible. First departure from Leys Park at 0945. Last departure from Glen at 1615.
2. 1 x bus departing from Halbeath P&R at 0945 then returning to Halbeath for 1045 departure. Same bus departs Glen for Halbeath at 1530 and again at 1630.

🅿 On-the-day Support
Stewards will be on site Friday, Saturday and Sunday to direct you to available spaces and alternative car parks if one is full.

Please allow extra time for your journey, follow steward directions, and help us keep the Bruce Festival welcoming and safe for everyone.

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18/05/2026

Holiday season = welded jewellery season ✈️☀️🌊

Planning a getaway and wondering about your welded jewellery? Here’s the good news: it’s made to be lived in ✨

✓ Airport security: You can wear your welded jewellery through airport security as normal. No need to remove it before you fly.

✓ Beach days: Wear it while you soak up the sun and enjoy the sea. Just rinse with fresh water afterwards to help remove salt, suncream and keep it looking its best.

✓ Pool time: Swimming is fine, but chlorine can be harsh on jewellery over time. A quick rinse after your swim helps maintain shine and longevity.

Your jewellery isn’t designed for special occasions only, it’s designed for everyday life, holidays included. Wear it, travel with it, make memories in it ✨

11/05/2026

Back at the foot of the Abbey steps where it all began… sunshine overhead, familiar faces all day and an incredible market from start to finish ☀️

Returning clients came back for their second piece, others arrived with gift vouchers ready to choose something meaningful, and a few started their welded jewellery collection for the very first time.

There’s something special about seeing people come back, add to their stack, and make these pieces part of their story. Thank you to everyone who stopped by yesterday, the support never goes unnoticed ✨

Dunfermline City Artisan Market

06/05/2026

Dunfermline City Artisan Market this Sunday 💛

The weather might still be playing games… but I’m bringing the summer anyway 🌈

Last year’s best selling colourful chain is BACK (yes, that one 👀) — perfect as an anklet or a cute little bracelet. And I’ve added a new version too, just to keep things interesting ✨

Bright, lightweight and made for stacking, sunshine or not ☀️

Come say hi, try them on and add a little colour to your day 💫

Dunfermline City Artisan Market

12/04/2026

Absolutely blown away by our second market of the year! ✨

Thank you so much to everyone who came and got Linked, seeing so many of you return to add to your welded jewellery collections truly means the world to me. Your support doesn’t go unnoticed.

And a huge welcome to all the newbies too, it was such a pleasure meeting you! ❤️

If you enquired about booking in at my home studio, I can’t wait to hear from you and get you Linked soon 💫

Dunfermline City Artisan Market