kids - crafts - country
AD | review Hands up who likes something pretty and shiny from time to time (*waves hands frantically). As mums it is pretty rare that we treat ourselves to something a little special. We may deserve it but we’re not very good at treating ourselves are we? So, when Jana Reinhardt got in contact offering to let me take a closer look at their jewellery, the inner girl squealed in delight! Even more so when I saw just how beautiful… Keep Reading
Nestled in the Barrowmore Estate near Tarvin, lies the cutest little cake class workshop. Ran by Sarah Yearsley, this little sweet treat studio gives people the chance to learn how to decorate cakes to a professional standard. I’m no baker and have had a serious amount of Pinterest fails over the years, so when my girls suggested a cupcake decorating class for our festive meet up, I was a good mix of excited and scared!
Last week it was the turn of the kids, but this week we are moving on to the grown ups. After all the adults deserve a little treat at Christmas too! So, if you have no idea what to buy the grown up in your life, how about these ideas for inspiration? ALCOHOL Yep I went there straight off the bat! Most people have a cheeky little tipple of choice and for me it’s gin. However, it’s not something I… Keep Reading
AD | review It’s no secret that I’m not happy with my weight. Two children with only 21 months between them, my body has taken a hammering over the last 6 years. However, with the Bear now 5 and Henry 3, it’s time to reclaim my body and fight my way back to a healthier and happier me. The problem is that I think I’ve forgotten how to eat normally again. This is where Dietbon said that they can help,… Keep Reading
AD | review A little under 2 months ago The Knit Kit Company set me a little challenge to complete a knitting kit. Now if you follow the blog then you will know that I LOVE knitting and adore a knit kit. Being able to create beautiful things for my family and friends gives me the warm and fuzzies. The catch with this particular challenge though was that I needed to bring my husband along for the ride.
