I spend all year squirrelling away links to stuff I like and want to buy. All for you… my dearest readers. Remember: buy cheap buy twice.
Bread proving baskets £12 from The Laundry.
Great site for unusual cookbooks such as the above.
Ceramic rolling pin £14 ish from Anthropologie. Perfect for keeping your pastry cool
Gorgeous fairy tale soup tureen. Expensive though but a lovely treat. Anthropologie £98
Oak chopping boards £45 Although whether you’d want one saying ‘VAT’ is questionable.
Pastel coloured trugs from Burgon and Ball. £11.95
Copper is a divine Venusian metal which will repel slugs and not rust. Copper trowel from Implementations.co.uk. £31 including delivery.
Regular readers of my blog will know how I love a beautifully crafted brush. Here’s a vegetable scrubbing brush by Irisgruppen. Price? Who knows, the site is in Swedish I think.
Stovetop smoker £43 Another good present for men. Men are so hard to buy for.
Cheese making kits. All different prices. Men will love this.
For those who sew: I really like this fabric above.
Lou Rota’s plates £55 each, imagine having a whole dinner set! Stunning.
My favourite florist just happens to be near me: Achillea Flowers on Mill Lane is a magical corner shop with blowsy blooms filling carefully selected vintage containers. They do gorgeous christmas wreaths too.
I don’t have a washing line you can peg things to, but I’m sure I can find lots of uses for these cute handpainted dolly pegs. £6.50p
Clever, clever, clever enamelware from these Welsh artists.
Ok this is cheating, not really foodie but I’m sure one can find a use for this binding in the kitchen! £16.95
Some gorgeous things there – esp the pigeon plate! So many things we desire…so little money! xxx
Classy!
The VAT chopping board? Got to be for an accountant (lovely people)!
great stuff! thanks for that. hadn't heard of the laundry or moorlands before. now hoping that santa might bring me a cheesekit for christmas
great stuff! thanks for that. hadn't heard of the laundry or moorlands before. now hoping that santa might bring me a cheesekit for christmas
Those tin cans for plants – Must. Have. One. Now.