It has been a year in the making, but I have finally finished my crochet rug. If you follow us on Instagram, you have probably seen progress shots of this rug which I started back in April 2014. It has been a good project to work on in front of the … [Read more...]
Mini Yoyo Wreath
One of my favourite sewing magazines is Cotton Time, a Japanese magazine that is packed with cute zakka projects to sew. I have picked up a few issues over the years on trips to Japan, and managed to find a copy at Kinokuniya in New York earlier in … [Read more...]
Autumn Decorating Ideas
(Sponsored by Target)Autumn is my favourite time of year! The weather is finally cooling down after our long hot summer and we start to spend more time indoors appreciating the comforts of home. We have been spending time in the kitchen creating … [Read more...]
Sultana Slice
I spent my day off work this week pottering around the kitchen - bliss! Preparing food in bulk saves time overall and it is so wonderful to have a stack of healthy meals in the freezer for those days you are held up at the office. This week I made … [Read more...]
Reel Time Doorstop
Welcome to the final day of the Reel Time Blog Tour. Reel Time is the latest fabric range by the talented Brigitte Heitland from Zen Chic who also designed the popular Comma range. Reel Time is inspired by elements and colours from the film industry … [Read more...]
Crochet Totoro
One of my children is a big anime fan and loves the Studio Ghibli film, My Neighbour Totoro. When I spotted a crochet pattern for a Totoro, I knew I had to make one. Totoro is such a lovely animated movie. In the film, Totoro has a leaf on his head … [Read more...]
{Book Review & Giveaway} Snail Mail, by Michelle Mackintosh
Snail Mail by Michelle Mackintosh, is a gorgeous book that celebrates the art of handwritten correspondence. In this digital age, receiving a handwritten letter, card, or personalised package is a wonderful treat. There is something special about … [Read more...]
Dresden Shoe Bag
I love the look of dresden plates and they are great way to incorporate lots of fabric scraps into a project. I made my first one a few months ago (you can see a photo on this post). Making my own template using a compass and protractor was fiddly … [Read more...]
