YLOTL Revisiting the Butterfly Club
In the second of my series revisiting Your Life on the Lawn 10 years on, I’m taking you back to visit Matt Grant, from the Butterfly Club in South Melbourne. […]
Tag Archives: Art + creativity
Organise your organ donation
It’s very, very important to talk to your family and friends about organ donation and let them know your wishes. Australia has one of the lowest organ donation rates in […]
Getting it wrong
I kid you not: when I was a kid in the 70′s I recall staring at this album cover: and for many more years than I care to admit, thinking […]
I have Aaron Moore’s stuff
Aaron Moore sold all his stuff. I mean everything: laptop, bike, clothes, memorabilia, surfboard, photos, his watch, coin collection, books and CDs, you name it, he sold it. The 34 […]
Happy discardia everyone!
Happy Discardia everyone! Discardia is the brain child of Dinah Sanders. Dinah says it’s about: Letting go of everything that doesn’t make your life awesome! With three key principles and […]
Wrap and foil boxes
This is cheap and easy and you can do it in a weekend. Ok, maybe even an afternoon A practical and pretty project, it’s a fun one to do with […]
Love Inkjoy pens!
Thanks to growing up in Adland, I love Pantone Markers and Pentel Sign pens, but maybe not such a sensible choice now I’m no longer a child mucking around in […]
A creative way to reuse old greeting cards, wrapping paper, books and magazines.
I wanted to make Nanna a banner (let’s call it a Nanna Banna) for her 100th Birthday. As she loves baking, and was a stellar cook, I decided to honour […]
A spoonful of memories: Clever ways with memorabilia
My darling Nanna, Margaret Mary Corcoran, turned 100 years old on September 10th. In tribute to her brilliant housekeeping and cooking skills, I created this memorabillia display. Here’s how: I […]
Small space bedside tables
We desperately needed SMALL, I mean, super compact bedside tables. I’ve never done the matchy-matchy thing, rather, have gone for an eclectic look, so for a long time have used […]
