Tiny & Little #2

 Seahorses by Kirsty Elson

My Image of The Day.

I love Kirsty Elson's work, she's a woman of many talents.

I was so pleased to include her seahorses in my contribution to the latest issue of the Australian online children's magazine Tiny & Little. If you recall, issue no. 2 is based on the beautiful theme of Slow Childhood with a focus on boys.

It's over here, 

Take your time,

& Enjoy!

Teaser for Two

Only two more days to go until the new Spring Issue of Babiekins Magazine comes out.

I've found some great things, including these little chaps.

Bet you can't wait, can you?

Shades of Grey

 I like grey

The various shades of grey

It's everywhere at home

I like simple things, with a past, marked by time

I like handmade objects, natural finds, creativity

I like paper, wood, cement, linen and rust

I believe very strongly in those three magic words : Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

No wonder then that I like the second issue of Nuno Magazine, inspired by Shades of Grey.

 Nuno brings you 125 ad-free pages of craft, sewing and knitting projects made entirely from recycled, upcycled and salvaged materials. You can preview 20 pages, including four complete projects, here.

I obviously love the Kokeshi Finger Puppets and Whale, but am equally impressed by the egg carton wall display.

Elisabeth Abernathy Graham, Rachel Abernathy Braff and Royce Graham have done a fine job. The entire issue can be yours for $5 and Nuno will be donating $1 per copy sold between now and 31st January 2011 to a goat bank in Uganda run by ADRA. Another initiative I support for personal reasons.

Maeve #2

It's out!
Chock-full of inspiration and featuring some of my favourite artists and crafters from Down Under (Gretchenmist, Handmade Romance and Inaluxe, to name but a few), the Spring issue of Maeve is now online.
Don't miss Alexandra Tyler's article on Blythe and the Big & Little Pages!

Maeve Magazine

Maeve, a new quarterly online magazine, is out today.

MAEVE appreciates that you are all grown up, that you are intelligent and street smart. That you are raising kids and creating a new generation. You have a desire for knowledge and a thirst for real life content. You want inspiration. You want to know what other people are doing and how they are doing it. How they are parenting. How they are achieving. How they are loving. How they are living. We all do it – its human nature.

You can download it here

Thanks Allison!

La Petite...

Little Red Riding Hood - mini book by Julia Staite, a.k.a. Little Green Button

Just one of the many finds in another new online magazine for kids

La Petite
for the little ones

beautiful photography,
fashion, decor, trends,
something for everyone,

Do take a peek, I think you'll enjoy it!
I certainly did.