This unusual wooden trivet or pot holder is hand cut from Scottish hardwoods. The end result – a very cute looking Scottie dog – is amazingly realistic! The trivet has been treated with Danish oil to ensure it’s fully heatproof, but if you can’t bear the thought of putting hot…
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When did you last make jelly in a proper mould? We’ve not done it for ages, but this fab large vintage glass jelly mould has inspired us to give it a go again! Perfect for creating a traditional wibbly wobbly jelly, this mould is made from vintage glass and will…
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These lovely red and white tea towels are handmade by Elin at Nordic Touch. Like us, she is keen on products that help make a home cosy and add a personal or rustic touch to the interiors. Best of all, these tea towels won’t break the bank, as they’re very…
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It hasn’t taken long for Royal Wedding commemorative memorabilia to hit the shops, but whilst some of it is a tad on the tacky side, there are some more covetable items to be had. We rather like the design of this tea towel, by Hunkydory Home, which features two lovebirds…
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Also Home have a new range in stock of blue fish design ceramics, which are in the style of traditional Vietnamese ceramics. A lot of their collection focuses around dinnerware, but we spotted this cylinder vase too, which is a bit of a bargain. The vase is handpainted with shoals…
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I love the colourful sheep designs that illustrator Mary Kilvert produces. As well as being available as a sheep fine art print and sheep cushion, the quirky design has also been transformed into a wonderful tea towel. The fabulous flock of sheep, with their multicoloured wool and cute facial expressions,…
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