Looking for a unique and eco-friendly way to wrap presents? Try a traditional Japanese wrapping technique called Furoshiki to inject some creativity into your gift-giving. Both beautiful and functional, the Furoshiki, or wrapping cloth, provides the recipient with an extra bonus gift they can actually use! 
Demo video included.

Every one of our felt pieces starts with soft, sustainable New Zealand wool and is lovingly handmade in Nepal using traditional felting techniques. I spent months perfecting our designs and partnering with a fair trade manufacturer that empowers local women with safe, meaningful work. Thoughtful, ethical, and full of heart — just the way I like it.

Introducing Home Makers – we're visiting the home-based studio of Melanie Hardy, a ceramist who side-tracked from her creative path many times in life but learnt to listen to her heart and return to the comforts of clay.

I recently had the pleasure of collaborating with Melanie on a collection of ceramic earrings that formed part of Home Dweller Collective.

Welcome to my new Journal series, Home Dwellers. 
With this series I'll be taking you on a tour inside interesting and eclectic homes, as well as asking what inspires the creative people who live inside.