cake which was 'cut' by London Mayor Boris Johnson. Tatty Devine has also explored beloved characters in pop-culture, reimagining cult icons fom Peanuts and Moomin as collectable art jewellery. Charitable collaborations span wearable pieces of protest art to powerful florals and beloved animals: from the Fawcett Society, Equality Now, Eve Appeal, Not A Phase, Terrence Higgins Trust, the Crafts Council, Museum of London, Royal London Hospital, WOW Festival, The Pansy Project and the Young Women's Trust to a ground-breaking range of animal jewellery with WWF: Tatty Devine's first collection to be made entirely from recycled acrylic. Collections Tatty Devine produces up to five collections a year as well as a 'Classic' collection, which features cult pieces from previous years and a limited edition Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter collection. Their first collection was called Come Dancing which was a range of charm belts inspired by equestrian activities. The first major collection was called Wish You Were Here which was shown at London fashion week. It was inspired by the 1970s and UK pop culture, and included items such as a Rubik's Cube, bracelets and hair bands. Welcome to Hotel Tatty in 2003 was Tatty Devine's first clothing range which featured their first collection of perspex jewellery. It also featured plectrum bracelets which they still sell today, as well as rosette brooches and tape measure belts. A second clothing range Unreal Life followed in the Autumn/Winter 2003. The collection was shown at Fashion East, an initiative set up by Lulu Kennedy in September 2000 as an off-schedule London Fashion Week event, created to provide a springboard for three young designers each year. In 2004 Tatty Devine created 'Join The Circus''' which included pieces they still make today including the Trapeze Necklace and their signature Dinosaur Necklace. Their friend and artist Rob Ryan screen printed a small selection of clothing with price tickets printed on. In 2005 Tatty Devine experimented with solid silver, enamel, and diamonds in the shapes of plectrums, swallows, and shoes. Nautical pieces featured in the Spring/Summer collection with themes of treasure, sea creatures, and compasses. The Intergalactic Hedgerows collection was inspired by outer space, and the great outdoors. Wooden animals, autumn leaves and berries, spacemen, and star constellations featured heavily in the range for Autumn/Winter 2006/2007.Colour Me In for spring 2007, was a collection reminiscent of growing up with colour, games, rollercoasters, patchwork and kisses. Dark Stages came out for