I hope you had a fabulous weekend - gosh. It was a great spot to stop and rest before heading home again. I had the above shed glazed and kitted out with a wood-burner in no time. I have a passion about living in a shed shaped building. It is such a lo.

Opportunities to get out in the garden are more limited these days but I did manage several attempts. I like when the cat follows me round the garden. Sunday, 10 May 2015.

As I could not find any Daffodils in the local shop this week I treated myself to some Tulips instead. Oh look, grown in Norfolk. They survived the arctic weather. I chose these as I was intrigued as to how they would look once fully open.

New wooden buttons in the shop. Feed I do love this project and had lots of fun choosing bit.

So Big, So Blue, So Beautiful. I think I left a little bit of my heart and soul in Sussex. I have returned home with many a beautiful memory of our holiday by the sea and my camera roll full to the brim of inspiring images. My eye seemed to catch my time away with a blue lens.

June and july in pictures. Full of vintage, botanic.

Search for places to see, do and stay. Coffee, Tea and Cake. Ice Cream and Frozen Yoghurt. Markets, Fairs and Carboots. Workshops, Clubs and Courses. Or click to browse map. Spent a wonderful day at their Beach School.

Between houses, between seasons, between different stages in life. Apologies in advance for the many, many photos in this post. On such a temperate day it really does.

During my holiday in Cornwall I managed to do a little bit of printing in my caravan when there was a rainy day. Workshops that are coming up. I noticed that the muted Cornish palette had crept in. Thursday, 6 August 2015.