I have decided to try and get back into photography again, especially landscapes (an achievable New Years resolution I think). I would love to have a collection of industrial photographs and farming landscapes. Farming is important to me as it is my family heritage. My Mum grew up on a crop and sheep farm, which my Grandparents still have.
These photos are of a stunning sunset at both my Uncle's farm and Grandparents farm. You do not get sunsets like this in the city. You need open space to truly see the sun set the sky on fire.
Monday, 23 December 2013
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
All Wrapped Up
I have finished wrapping my Christmas presents. To match my
silver and teal theme on the tree I have used silver paper complete with dark
blue spotted ribbon. A little blue bauble adds a nice finishing touch don’t you
think?
Monday, 9 December 2013
Lady of the Night
My favourite flowers are irises, tulips and daffodils. I
have tried growing these in pots for the first time. This spring I produced one
lovely purple iris and a stunning deep purple tulip. It is called
something like Midnight or Lady of the Night. I like that. And I have managed to kill two Venus Fly Traps along the way….
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Ropes of Crystals and Pearls.
I admire the fashion from the 1920’s and ‘30’s. It was so
glamorous. I especially love the jewellery the women wore, all the ropes of
crystals and pearls. I must get my bead stash out and do some creating...
Here are a few of my favourite pieces.
Oh Christmas Tree...
This years theme for my Christmas tree is teal and silver. One of my favourite colour combinations for Christmas at the moment.
Monday, 25 November 2013
Bathroom Glory
I found these lovely coasters in a gift shop a while ago. I
saw in a home decorating book the idea to use tiles as a splash back in the
kitchen, laundry or bathroom. So I have decided to collect tiles and coasters
to make one in the bathroom. I have only these four so far. Must keep
collecting!
Driftwood
A new café opened up in Ocean Grove a few months ago. Mum
and I go there whenever I am visiting. The name Driftwood suits. The tables are
a honey coloured wood, walls an ocean blue, these lovely hessian sack pillows,
brown paper serviettes and best of all
the table sugar is in small old medicine bottles. Food and coffee are
great as well of course!
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