Simple watercolour lantern tutorial. 1. Paint watercolour scenes onto a heavy, A3+ sized watercolour paper. 2. When dry, rub vegetable oil into both sides of the paper until absorbed. Leave overnight to dry 3. Cut windows into the scene, and glue coloured kite/tissue paper over the windows for teh light to shine through. You can also glue on cutout silhouettes. Reverse side if painting showing kite paper windows.

Baked rhubarb and Apple Crumble Recipe

 by @seasonsandsimplicity

Every year our family is blessed to give and receive so many wonderful gifts at Christmas time. It has become something of a tradition in our household to share the abundance that Christmas brings with others that may not be so lucky. So as preparations for Christmas rolls around, we each take the time to chose something special to put under a Giving Tree.    This year we thought that we would like to share this special tradition with our lovely customers. We have teamed up with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC)​ to create a giving tree of wonderful...

Wax is unmoved without heat. The amazing quality of wax is its ability to transfer heat. Through persistent kneading, rolling and squeezing wax is overcome by your energy, will and purpose. Combining the wax with other found objects led to whimsical absorbing play.