Tuesday, August 30

Geometric Pattern

I am so into geometric prints at the moment its not even funny anymore, here are a few of my favorites!



Gorgeous crocheted cushions by Emma Lamb



This fabulous print by Twoems




Woolly Blankets by Ma Ma Co on my wish list!




Neck piece by Lepidoptery



Notebooks by Tamasyn Gambell


Festival Porcelain tea set by Mini Moderns

Button shop tribute!

Up until last week I spent most of my time in Button land, after 5 years its time for me to bid farewell. I thought I would post a few images of All Buttons Great and Small one of the most mesmerizing shops you'll ever go into!













All the colours of the rainbow and Arty the cat!

Monday, August 29

Berry and Apple Pancakes


Mmm one Sunday I had a hankering for pancakes and I thought I'd mix it up a bit and throw in some berries and grated apples and it worked a treat!

You'll need :
1 cup (250g) self-raising flour
1 egg
1 1/2 cups milk
40g butter
2 apples grated
200g frozen mixed berries
1 tablespoon of caster sugar
I cup of ricotta
Mixed berries, extra, to serve



Place the flour in a large bowl and make a well in the centre.
Add the egg and milk and stir until well combined.
Fold in grated apples .



Melt half the butter in a large non-stick frying pan over medium heat.
Spoon 1/4 cup (60ml) of pancake mixture into the pan .
Cook for 1 minute or until bubbles appear on the surface and pancakes are golden underneath. Turn and cook for 1 minute or until golden underneath.
Transfer to a plate and cover with foil. Repeat with remaining batter,
greasing pan between each batch.



Place the berries in a saucepan over a gentle heat and slowly add the sugar,
stir until sugar is dissolved. To serve stack pancakes and dollop ricotta on top,
then lastly spoon over berries.



Vintage Plastic brooches

Sadely supplies are dwindling for these yummy plastic flowers I use to make these brooches, hopefully there is an abundance somewhere and I just haven't found it yet!




Thursday, March 31

Melbourne Finders Keepers Wrap up!

What a lovely weekend we had down in Melbourne! Below are some pics of the event.



Pics from my stall!









Paper installation by Trial and Error



Installation by Emily Nolland


Sunday, March 20

Greenhouse By Joost

I had the pleasure of visiting the beautiful Greenhouse by Joost at Corner Cove in Circular Quay the views are incredible and the drinks and food were very tasty! Its a no waste restaurant/bar and is made entirely by recycled materials. If you haven't visited already you must try and go before it goes!
















New Jewellery!

I have been working very hard preparing for the Melbourne Finders Keepers and below is some of the things I will have available there, including some brand new pieces!






New pieces! Vintage enamel rings, vintage plastic studs and wooden and plastic brooches


Wednesday, March 16

BJD at Leeloo!

Check out some of my goodies now available at online boutique Leeloo!













And thankyou to the lovely Renee Anne for the beautiful photographs of my pieces.


Friday, March 11

Scandinavian pattern

What a delight this little collection is, a mix of retro and repro from around the world!





From Far Left:Mug from Tawnillia ,
Retro storage container from Oliver Bonas,
Cutting Board from Lotta Kuhlhorn,
Cup and saucer by Gustavsberg Bersa,
Thermos by Leasvintage,
Folk heart metal tray by Modfolk,
Bowl by Catherineholm
Leaf cup by ISAK


Green Thumb

I was feeling a bit green so i decided to try my luck with a little home grown herb garden!



You will need:

x1 bag of potting mix
x1 wooden box or other pot/planter box of some sort
garden tools suck as small shovel and fork
3-4 potted herbs



Pop some holes in the bottom of the box if it doesn't already have them, then simply pour the potting mix into the box until it is almost full.



Make wells in the soil, remove the herbs from the pots and place in the holes, add a tad more potting mix and press the soil until it is firm and the plants are sitting upright.



And there you have a cute little herb garden, I used these lovely little garden labels from
Little Jane Street!



I've also got my eye on these fabulous pear garden stakes by Candy Stripe Cloud