Learn how to make DIY Christmas Decorations including Fabric Wreaths using left over fabric scraps. Find out how Plymouth College of Art Student, Nicola Rickard has created a festive feel in our lovely shop in Mount Edgcumbe Country Park.
Are you super organised or a clutter collector? Our light hearted blog explores some of the benefits of having a clear up and offers some practical suggestions to help you manage your things and declutter.
With Christmas approaching, find out how I plan my tablescape and have a go at an origami style Christmas Tree shaped napkin.
Linen Face Masks - do you prefer tied or elastic loops? Find out the latest...
It's Sourdough September! Let's face it, life is sweeter with sourdough, so thank goodness there's a whole month to celebrate this lovely loaf. Here's a wonderful starter recipe that's easy to follow...
Catch a glimpse behind the scenes at our Cornish studios in this short film.
This is where we print the beautiful linen that goes to make up our fabulous collection of lampshades and cushions, toiletry and make up bags, bread bags, tea towels, aprons and more.
This is where we print the beautiful linen that goes to make up our fabulous collection of lampshades and cushions, toiletry and make up bags, bread bags, tea towels, aprons and more.
Our boldest colour to date, we've been so excited to reveal our new marvellous mustard linen!The pretty Cornish Hedgerow print dances delicately...
When you think of typical British wild flowers, what instantly springs to mind? For me, it's Bluebells, Pink Campions, Wood Anemones and Primroses. As a child, I was lucky enough to live next to a beautiful, large expanse of natural woodland and loved the Spring time when these flowers would magically pop up, year after year, in shady woodland glades.
Never much one for reindeer, snowmen or other stylised Christmas icons, my inspiration for our Christmas Collection has come from the beautiful Mount Edgcumbe Country Park in which our shop and studio is situated.
Linen fabric is a totally natural fibre and it comes from the Flax plant. It's really easy to look after and will get softer and softer as you use and wash it. Some people worry about the crinkles, but I say, embrace them.... it is what makes your linen beautiful and unique!
Wrap up your lunch, picnic or favourite snacks in this reusable sandwich wrap.
A wonderful 'plastic free' way to wrap up your lunch - pop in your sandwiches, sushi, rolls and wraps... it'll even take a slice of cake or quiche!
I have recently started watching Marie Kondo! As someone who has always been slightly addicted to stuff, in particular fabric and related haberdashery, and having spent many previous years teaching, I have managed to collect rather a grand selection of 'useful' things which I thought would one day come in handy.