11 February 2010
Little Shop of Handmade...
LOOPI... for you is now stocked at the wonderful Little Shop of Handmade!
There you will find my coin purses, zipper pouches, totes and door stops, all made from vintage souvenir tea towels amongst a shop full of handmade goodness... and the bonus is that it's all under $50!
Little Shop of Handmade - 8 Woorayl St, Carnegie VIC
Opening Hours
• Sun - Tues ~ Closed
• Wed - Fri ~ 11am - 6pm
• Sat ~ 10am - 4.30pm
xo
01 February 2010
The week or so that was...
I started on some new Melway pendants...
and made some new resin earrings...
whipped up a few sets of coasters...
went camping in beautiful Gippsland...
we went on a leisurely Saturday afternoon drive and ended up in the lovely Hastings...
27 January 2010
BOGO Sale...
Next Wednesday I'm having a big BOGO SALE* at Mornington Main Street Market!
I need clear out some stock in order to make room for new stuff. Come along and grab yourself a bargain!!
: Tote Bags : Messengers : Coin Purses : Card Wallets : Yo Yo Hairties : Button Hairties : Brooches : Button Earrings : Button Bracelets : Button Brooches : Headbands : Zipper Pouches : Door Stops :
I'll be outside the ANZ from 8am - 3pmish (Mel Ref 104 E11)
Spread the word!!
* Excludes Melways, badges, magnets and resin ranges
17 January 2010
Mornington Peninsula Brown Owls...
GUESS WHAT?? Mornington Peninsula Brown Owls is actually coming to together thanks to the lovely Steph! ...and the lovely Pip for allowing us to form a chapter!
If you or anyone you know wants to join, check out the blog! We'll be having our first official meeting next month! YAY!
Image borrowed from Mama Lisa
100 ideas...
I downloaded Keri Smith's 100 ideas a long time ago and they have been pinned to my cork board since, so last night I cut all 100 of the little squares out (with a really blunt guillotine) and placed them in an old pickle jar...
I'm going to try and do one of these every day for the next 100 days...
Gosh, I might even do a post every time I get one out of the jar!
xo
I'm going to try and do one of these every day for the next 100 days...
Gosh, I might even do a post every time I get one out of the jar!
xo
30 December 2009
Living by the sea...
I had NO idea this place would change so much over Summer when I moved here in September this year.
- Our local plaza has opened what seems like a 'Holiday Shop' stocking necessary items such as magazines, chips, sunscreen and blow up beach toys
- We now have to ride our bicycles EVERYWHERE as driving takes far too long (planning a movie at the drive-in soon, we'll call it the ride-in)
- It's acceptable to wear bikinis/boardshorts at anytime in any place
- Swimming in the sea is like swimming in a public pool
- People park their Land Rover Discoveries in the garage and drive their Mini Moke's instead
- Every house on our street had put their bin out for kerbside collection
- The carnival AND circus is in town!
29 December 2009
Rich Hazelnut Fruit Cake...
I made this cake for Christmas hoping to please both traditional Christmas Cake lovers and haters... and it worked! This cake is very dense and moist, it is full of fruit, nuts and has a chocolate flavour.
No glace cherries either!!
It can be made up to 6 months ahead (I made it a month ago).
Ingredients:
2 1/3 C sultanas
2 1/4 C chopped raisins
1 1/2 C chopped seeded dates
1 1/4 C chopped seeded prunes
2 T raspberry jam, warmed, seived
2/3 C Franjelico
185g butter, chopped
1/3 C Nutella
1 C firmly packed brown sugar
4 eggs
1 3/4 C plain flour
1/4 C cocoa powder
1 t ground nutmeg
1 t ground cinnamon
1 C roasted hazelnuts, chopped
1/4 C Franjelico, extra (for pouring over)
Combine fruit, jam, liquor in a large bowl, cover, stand at room temperature overnight or up to one week.
Line base and side of deep 18cm square cake tin with about 3 layers of baking paper, bringing it up 5cm above tin.
Beat butter, Nutella and sugar in a bowl until just combined. Add egss, one at a time, beating until just combined between additions. Stir butter mixture with fruit mixture along with sifted dry ingredients and nuts.
Spread mixture in to prepared tin.
Bake in slow oven for about 3.5 hours.
Brush hot cake with extra Franjelico.
Cover hot cake with foil; allow to cool in pan.
Enjoy!
Extracted from The Australian Women's Weekly - The Christmas Book.
No glace cherries either!!
It can be made up to 6 months ahead (I made it a month ago).
Ingredients:
2 1/3 C sultanas
2 1/4 C chopped raisins
1 1/2 C chopped seeded dates
1 1/4 C chopped seeded prunes
2 T raspberry jam, warmed, seived
2/3 C Franjelico
185g butter, chopped
1/3 C Nutella
1 C firmly packed brown sugar
4 eggs
1 3/4 C plain flour
1/4 C cocoa powder
1 t ground nutmeg
1 t ground cinnamon
1 C roasted hazelnuts, chopped
1/4 C Franjelico, extra (for pouring over)
Combine fruit, jam, liquor in a large bowl, cover, stand at room temperature overnight or up to one week.
Line base and side of deep 18cm square cake tin with about 3 layers of baking paper, bringing it up 5cm above tin.
Beat butter, Nutella and sugar in a bowl until just combined. Add egss, one at a time, beating until just combined between additions. Stir butter mixture with fruit mixture along with sifted dry ingredients and nuts.
Spread mixture in to prepared tin.
Bake in slow oven for about 3.5 hours.
Brush hot cake with extra Franjelico.
Cover hot cake with foil; allow to cool in pan.
Enjoy!
Extracted from The Australian Women's Weekly - The Christmas Book.
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