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I've spent the last few months working with a creative business coach, reading so many books, listening to countless podcasts and doing a lot of work planning, creating & dreaming up the next few years of my career. 🌿 It's been slow, difficult,
What a joy to have reached 30, and be living a life this little girl could have only dreamed of. I can only be grateful for every experience, every adventure, every challenge and every person who has filled my days, years and life with love, joy &am
And my fabric stash is reorganized and ready to sew through...
3 and a half years ago, I bought a bundle of tweed from @beyond_measure_uk. It was always my plan to make something special for Dylan out of this fabric since he has such a soft spot for tweed. So while on lockdown, I designed a quilt, cut all the p
We’re on week four of lockdown here in our little flat. In the first week, I used a technique called ‘punch-needling’ to make this cushion from some old yarn I bought a few years ago. It’s a tiny little cushion, but it, alon
What a satisfying lockdown make yesterday! A pouffe for our lounge made from some upcycled leather, some fabric from Belgium and South African Shweshwe from our last trip. Delighted to have found that all these fabric colours matched. This free pat
The next lockdown project? ✂️ A needlepoint cushion - very topical for these times, but also a sign Dylan and I had up in our first London flat.
Catching up on some much needed crafting by finally finishing these socks for Dylan that I started 2 years ago.
It’s still very very definitely winter, but these little daffodils in our flat garden suggest springtime cometh...🤞
A little Sunday adventure to Lavenham, the town used as Godric’s Hollow in Harry Potter... @catebredenkamp @dylanlindsay_sa
We’ve spent the last week in Portugal; being grateful for everything 2019 gave us, and planning for everything we’re going to work towards in 2020. May it include plenty hard work and success in our careers. More travel, adventures, and
I think every year needs to start with a winter sun holiday in the Algarve...