The boy and I managed to escape to the country last week for a few days in beautiful Devon. We were absurdly lucky with the weather with lots of sunshine which is highly unseasonal for October.
On the way back, we stopped off for a night in Wiltshire with the lovely Robin and Mould to meet the gorgeous new addition to the family, their beautiful daughter Edie.
And they gave me a belated birthday present which is such a cute idea that I wanted to share it. It's a teatowel that is also a Sew Your Own Fox!
It comes complete with instructions to cut out and sew your fox and they even have a video online at www.mibo.co.uk. They also have sew your own owls, lions and squirrel tea towels. Now I just have to work out if I want to keep it as a teatowel or cut it up. Think the temptation to sew it will win.
I liked it so much that I've since been lusting after all kinds of lovely stuff on the Mibo website. They are a small UK company based in Hove in Sussex and they make all kinds of things from paper animals to adorable printed T shirts. I'm already planning to get organised and buy some Christmas pressies from the site.
Mibo website
Friday, 26 October 2012
A Fine Fox
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Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Enjoying Autumn
Autumn is one of my favourite times of the year. You can't beat a walk in the woods as the leaves change colour, ending up in a warm country pub.
And you get mushrooms and amazing toadstools like these! They make me think of children's books when there is usually some sort of fairy or woodland creature who lives under the red and white roof.
And you get mushrooms and amazing toadstools like these! They make me think of children's books when there is usually some sort of fairy or woodland creature who lives under the red and white roof.
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Orla Kiely Excitement Overload
It
was actually quite a few weeks ago now when I walked past the Uniqlo window and
did a double take. Was it… could it be… Orla Kiely prints in Uniqlo? Why hadn’t
I heard about this? I raced in, convincing myself that the stuff would probably
all be really expensive but I was wrong. Not only was there a whole range of
scarves, dresses, jumpers and tops in the instantly recognisable print but they
started at under £10!
Of
course, I’m sure I’ll find it hard to actually part with any extra stuff and
I’m already thinking about crafting projects that I can make with the lovely
soft scarves. A skirt or dress for a toddler would look cute but can I part
with them…?
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