Our no-sew cape tutorial is still our most popular post, especially around this time of year – it’s so versatile for Halloween. Here’s our round up of brilliant no-sew Halloween costumes! Just click the links to see the full instructions. Spider & Web. This is a seriously cool costume for siblings or friends from Pretty Plain Janes. Felt and yarn… View Post
If you’ve got a picky eater at home, then it may well be worth investing in one of The Wood Life Project‘s beautiful children’s plates. Made from sustainably sourced and naturally antibacterial British beech, finished with food-grade mineral oil, these quirky wooden plates offer an eco-friendly alternative to plastic. The cheerful animal faces and compartments will appeal to the fussiest… View Post
Who decreed that rainwear had to be boring? After all, in dull weather we all need a bit of brightening up. Which is why British brand Töastie‘s take on waterproofs is so delicious. Focused on eco credentials and sustainability, the outerwear is made from environmentally friendly materials, with ethical production, including responsibly sourced down for their puffa jackets. But the… View Post
If you’re a regular reader, you’ll know that baby and toddler toys don’t have to be about garish plastic – we love discovering toys and activities that are engaging for children and good for the planet. Step forward EkoBambino, a subscription box service launched during lockdown, that aims to teach children about the value of things by introducing them to… View Post
It’s very nearly hat season (hurrah!) so I started my annual search for the perfect bobble hat. I didn’t have to look too far, as Scottish label Zaini has launched this fabulous limited-edition rainbow stripe hat. Designed in Scotland and hand-crocheted, the super-bright hats are available in Kids Medium (two to five years) and Large (six to ten) and cost… View Post
