Some styles of decorating have a longer shelf life than others. One of the most durable is English Country Style, which works just as well in a city apartment or suburban home as it does in a manor house.
Discover the essence of hygge as revealed by Bronte Aurell, Danish owner of London's ScandiKitchen in this honest and thoughtul guide, featuring some of her favourite recipes. Explained in 12 entertaining chapters interspersed with recipes, you will learn about the origins of hygge and then how to embrace it.
Best-selling knitwear designer Debbie Bliss presents a stunning collection for babies and young children including hats, bootees, blankets and cardigans for children up to the age of 7.
Discover how to rework, reconstruct and embellish well-worn clothes and vintage finds into sustainable, fashion-forward pieces
Pass on a love of gardening and nature to children with these 35 fun and rewarding outdoor and indoor projects. There are chapters on creative containers and beautiful nature crafts that can be made indoors.
Get the best out of any type of garden without spending a fortune, whether it’s a small window box or a hard patio, with Deborah Schneebeli-Morrell’s brilliant guide to growing crops in pots. Using containers or pots as a base for your gardening is so versatile. Try making an eye-catching design feature by growing nasturtiums in a metal bucket, or grow wild arugula on your window ledge in a kitchen colander.
Featuring a 64-page book, plus 250 sheets of origami paper with 15 origami models designed for mindfulness practice. These projects will guide you on a path to connectedness, awareness and improved physical and mental health. Origami is the perfect tool for anyone interested in taking the first steps toward a mindful lifestyle.
Rachel Ashwell brings her decorating inspirations together in this enchanting and very personal notebook which is an insight into how she sees, feels, what inspires her and what she loves. Divided into themed sections: fabric, wallpaper, lighting, bed linens, curtains, slipcovers and upholstery, furniture, rugs, objet d'art and flowers.
Elspeth Jackson reinvents the traditional craft of rag rugging to create contemporary and sustainable homeware items from leftover fabrics. The book is arranged into three chapters: Home, Gifts and Seasonal and with surprisingly simple techniques each project gives impressive results.
Transform vintage finds and broken objects into pieces to treasure with Remade Vintage Jewllery. With these 35 step-by-step projects, old keys can become quirky earrings or hang on chains as a pretty necklace. Anything can be a charm for a necklace or a bracelet, from beads to brooches and earrings, even door knobs.
Rubber band jewellery is the coolest thing around and so simple to make! Discover how to make 35 fantastic designs for yourself and your friends. All you need are colourful rubber bands, a loom that you can make yourself, a hook and clip - it's the simple!
Sewing stashbusters has the eco-friendly answer for what to do with the fabric left over from a major project, when there's too much to throw away and not enough for a another big make. 25 projects specially chosen to use up the odd metre or less of fabric. There are pin cushions,knitting bags and a knitting needle roll as well as garden projects and projects for your wardrobe.
Whether you live in the country or in a large city, in the open countryside or by the coast, open your eyes and follow Fiona Bird's advice and you will find more ingredients than you ever imagined growing in the wild. There is useful information on how to forage from woodland to hedgerow and from seashore to open fields, how to gather it and how to use it. There are more than 100 recipes with carrot and clover cake, sea lettuce madeleines
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