Yesterday I took Astrid’s beautiful doll back to the dollmakers to have her arms upgraded to fancy buttoned on ones after Edith pulled them off. I had also asked Mopsa if it was alright if I photographed her house, because it is the most divine house – a rambling, naturally chaotic original victorian terrace house
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a Steiner Doll? I know I have. And Mopsa and Sevim of Dalston Dolls make the most beautiful Waldorf style dolls. They are running a workshop at That Place on the Corner in Newington Green, N16, for four Sundays from November 4th, 7-10pm. The cost is
I’m a huge fan of Copygram. I know some people might freak out at the mention of the word copy – but it’s not about nicking people’s pictures at all – Copygram does a great job of being flickr for Instagram – and they really don’t let you steal photos at all. You can do
Advertorial Fashion for Home is a Berlin-based furniture design company working to the ethos that great design should be accessible to everyone – at a price that’s affordable. They really have a wide range to suit all tastes, from classical and rustic to minimal and modern. Their range encompasses living, dining, bedroom and office. Everyone
Almost. There are four piles of fabric. My sewing room is organised. Tomorrow I’m going to look at linen. For curtains. And tonight I’ll start pinning Astrid’s new quilt. Today I placed my first order from Purl in a very long time, with not a care about import duty or English postal taxes. I got