I’ve been cleaning up and re-organizing my creative space this past couple of weeks. You may remember my post a few weeks ago about the great ‘Craftermath’? … oh believe me, that mess left behind after some major crafting projects was horrendous. Honestly, I actually had a path ...
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On the back porch….
I’m absolutely delighted to be ‘On the back porch’ with Anita today at Cedar Hill Farmhouse. I love Anita’s series of interviews and I feel completely honored that she asked to interview me. There are some curly questions and maybe some surprises too, so you are welcome to come and sit ...
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Shabbilicious Friday
Welcome to… This is the place we come to each week to share all that is ‘Shabbilicious’ This includes anything pretty like romantic cottage, farmhouse, shabby chic transformations, decorating & DIY, room reveals, vintage finds, French inspired loveliness, yummy recipes . . . or anything ...
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Shabbilicious Friends…
I recently had the pleasure of featuring Kathleen’s beautiful home in the May issue of Simply Shabbilicious magazine. Kathleen, known for her gorgeous blog Faded Charm, first appeared in the Christmas issue of the magazine last year. She graciously agreed to come back and share a more in-depth look ...
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Calling all bargain hunters!
I think my bargain hunting days hark back to my shopping expeditions as a kid, when my mum would take us to the Myer Bargain Basement in Melbourne. The Bargain Basement of this iconic department store was a big thing back in the 60’s and 70’s. . . and definitely a good training ground for my then ...
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The shabby little houses on Ric-Rac Street
Wouldn’t it be grand to live on a street where the road was made of candy floss pink ric-rac. . .
With sweet little houses created from Shabby Fabrics and scrappy patches.
A street where the flowers are petite crochet blooms with French knot centres. . .
And all the houses in the ...
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