Showing posts with label buy it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buy it. Show all posts

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Beeswax Crayons by Honey Stick Crayons

Honey Sticks are New Zealand Made with local beeswax and non-toxic pigments.  Their chunky design makes them perfect for smaller hands (and more difficult for the older ones to break!) and they have that wonderful scent of honey.  There are numerous retailers including Iko Iko in Wellington, Nature Baby in Grey Lynn, The Vault (Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch) and online stores such as Baby Baby

Thursday, December 16, 2010

My new favourite place - The Book Depository!

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I just bought and received Handmade Home by Amanda Blake Soule aka SouleMama from The Book Depository.  I was impressed - it arrived within 10 days of ordering carefully packaged so there was no damage and postage is free worldwide!  Next on my list is the book above, Scandinavian Stitches, which has just come back into stock.  The range of books on offer is wide from craft to children's books to travel guides to stationery....  I could go on and on.  Definitely worth a look

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Sock Monkeys by Sarah Bird

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Sarah of Cotton Kiwi kindly shared her instructions for making your own sock monkeys on Good.
Want one but don't feel like making it?  You will find Sarah at the Devonport Craft Market held on the first Sunday of every month

Monday, November 29, 2010

Printable Gift Wrap by Tinch Design

Formerly hjrd design, tinch design studio creates magnetic and restickable wallscapes using upcycled fabrics.  Helen has kindly designed some pretty gift wrap which is available on her site - you can also opt for a colour-your-own version.
Don't forget to visit the shop for some stocking stuffers!

Shak Shuka



When it comes to kids toys you get what you pay for.  If you want unique toys made from wooden or recycled plastics then look no further than shak shuka.  They also ship worldwide for a flat rate of £6.95 - nice.





Recycled Crayons by Chez Beeper Bebe

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I've attempted to recycle my own crayons but after almost burning the house down I think buying recycled crayons could be a safer option.  You can purchase these jewels along with animals, crystals & rocks, and dinosaur crayons from Chez Beeper Bebe's etsy store here