In between freelance projects, housework, cooking meals and general being-a-mum-stuff, I'm in the...

I don't have many blue things in my house, with the exception of a stack of blue Willow plates it's not normally a colour I'm ...

We're just coming to the end of a rather lovely Easter long weekend break, and I'm about to enjoy a nice cuppa with some (more) ch...

Just before Christmas I was commissioned to create some illustrations for Catherine Bedson's Farmhouse Home blog, which is a blog es...

Last week I had the opportunity to have peek into the workshop of super-talented and passionate craftsman / chairmaker / woodworker  Glen ...

About 6 - 8 months ago I picked up two fabulous 1960's chairs in our local second-hand / antiques shop. I loved the shape and size of t...

I was approached towards the end of last year by the charity  Aware , a non-profit organisation in Ireland, which offers support and info...

Sometime ago I blogged about some kitchen and food illustrations I'd been working on, and here is the finished result.  The illustra...

“Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts.” ― Janice Maeditere I know I say it each year, but I can...

We recently got back from a mini escape to Port Macquarie, which was just lovely.  We were only away for a few short days, but the mini br...

A few weeks ago I wrote about an etching workshop I did with Bridget Farmer and I've finally managed to find time to photograph som...

  On two separate op-shop expeditions recently, I picked up this very sweet old-fashioned whistling kettle and a collection of crochet ma...

For a small town Kyneton really punches above it's weight with a great selection of shops, cafes and fresh local produce, with Duck D...

Over the weekend I took part in a Dry Point Etching workshop in Daylesford with Bridget Farmer .  Bridget specialises in various forms of ...