Showing posts with label kitsch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitsch. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 January 2012

fresh on charles - eating spot


i love launceston. it's such a sweet town - full of interesting spots and people. one of those spots is fresh. i'd been a few times before and have always had some amazing vegetarian treats there but i was excited when i visited last time to see they had undertaken a monster makeover. the space is now even better than ever. they also have some onsite accommodation available - what a great addition.




Tuesday, 20 December 2011

bunting


i love the look and feel of oil cloth. i bought some recently & have been meaning to make something out of it. i finally got around to a small project yesterday. nothing too fancy - just a string of bunting to hanging on the verandah in the twigs. considering i'm not very handy with a sewing machine, i was quite happy how with how it turned out. i think it will look sweet against our little white house.


Thursday, 15 December 2011

knit ulverstone...


i was excited to read this article earlier in the week. i thought this tree looked amazing. as one of my friends recently moved to the north of the state (sniff, i miss her...) i asked if she could have a look and take some photos for me. thank you miss. it seems it was even more glorious than i had first thought! such a beautiful way to decorate the streets and to celebrate christmas.

Tuesday, 8 November 2011

hard rubbish


its hard rubbish time in hobart and the streets are full of amazing bits and pieces. last night on my walk home i found these delightful willow tray tables (just like this one only prettier). i bought them both home to start a new life at the pit-stop. very handy indeed.

Sunday, 22 May 2011

i ♥ tassie

 

a quick look around our house and i think i may have developed a  bit of a problem. i seem to be obsessed with tasmania.  everywhere i look is a kitsch tassie 'something'. i think the combination of my love of kitsch-ness, collecting things and our new found home have created a monster. to give you an idea of what i mean, here is a snapshot of some bits i have gathered since our move.

textbook from the chapel st bazaar 
teatowels and spoons galore
cushion from etsy
vintage map from new norfolk