It was finally time for us stop dialling in our Christmas outfits and so I made us these stunning little Christmas turtlenecks based on a DIY my mom made for my sister and me in the 90s. Here’s how you can get glorious for Christmas too.
April's mail club features some nudists, a baby elephant, a blown-out-of-proportion-puffer-fish, major issues + magic.
Instead of nervous breakdown tears this year, we decided to have an e-Christmas + ask our friends which charity they'd like their card money to go to instead.
When the nicest people you know are having a baby + their baby is having a woodlands creature room + their shower is in the city it's time to get someone to make you some cute AF urban creatures for their invites.
I always say a posted invite turns a get-together into an affair so when we went out for Chinese food for Kyle's 30th birthday, the guests were informed by post.
I made a toque for Kyle + he hasn't got to wear it yet because I wear it every day, so I'm making it in 2 more colours in the perfect wool.
A bride-to-be who loves purple, girly, and her fiancé West, and a group of friends who love wine + their bride-to-be friend Jess, led me to create this invite suite for our wine weekend getaway.
We went to Japan and I bought stickers and I used them. I never use stickers. But because I’m always trying to save them for something special.
It was time to get back into creating and keeping track of our trip in this little notebook woke up a piece of me that wanted to create. And the desire to create is so much stronger than the desire to be perfect. Here’s my perfectly imperfect bullet journal.