It's been ages!!!
I can't believe I haven't posted on this blog for 3 months..bad bad girl!!
I have been pretty busy though...I moved to Belgium, December was crazy with the sales (thank you all so much for your puchases, I hope your little pet is doing well!), I started a full time job as a chef while renovating a house!!
We should be moving in our house in a week or two..
So many things to tell you, so many pictures! I will have to write a few posts...
First picture of the year is for my new creation: The Baobab Cactus.
It's called like that because of its shape!
Have a look and tell me what you think!
I will organize a game to celebrate Springtime..there will be a cactus to win so be sure to come back and check out this blog!
xxx
Saturday, 6 March 2010
Thursday, 5 November 2009
THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM..
Can you believe Christmas is only a month and an half away?
I have started making Christmas decorations and I received so many comments about them that I wanted to show them to you!
You can find them in my OHMIROIR SHOP.
I can;t wait to start decorating my christmas tree...What colours will yours be?
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
LookAtMyDog
Fergie is getting bigger.. 14,4 kilos!! We went to the vet today to get her passport. It was raining a lot and she really didn't like it..I think I need to start thinking about getting her a coat!
It is not that easy though because she is quite large and you can't find that many coats for big dogs!
It made me think that I should post about LOOKATMYDOG.
LOOKATMYDOG is an online shop for pets that my friend Lorraine created a year and an half ago.
I could just talk about it but I'll just show you some of my favourite items and you can judge by yourself!
So check this website out! x x x
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Pet tree for bees
"Save The Bees"
After reading an article in a newspaper about how bees were in danger at the moment,
I decided to create a bee inspired item!
I used Swarovski crystal beads, a lucite flower, jasper and a bee charm.
I will give a dollar to BUGLIFE for each "Save the Bees" pet tree necklace sold!
What YOU can do to help: (check out BUGLIFE for more info)
"Bumblebees are dependent on flowers for nectar (sugary liquid) and pollen (protein and minerals for developing larvae). They also need a place to shelter and build their nest to maintain a successful colony throughout its life-cycle."
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After reading an article in a newspaper about how bees were in danger at the moment,
I decided to create a bee inspired item!
I used Swarovski crystal beads, a lucite flower, jasper and a bee charm.
I will give a dollar to BUGLIFE for each "Save the Bees" pet tree necklace sold!
What YOU can do to help: (check out BUGLIFE for more info)
"Bumblebees are dependent on flowers for nectar (sugary liquid) and pollen (protein and minerals for developing larvae). They also need a place to shelter and build their nest to maintain a successful colony throughout its life-cycle."
There are a few tips to bear in mind when creating a bumblebee-friendly garden:
- They need a continuous succession of flowers from spring to autumn, so there is always a food supply. Queens may appear even in January during warm spells; their disrupted hibernation making them hungry for nectar.
- Most bumblebees prefer perennial flowers that flower from year-to-year. Herbs and traditional cottage-garden plants are ideal.
- Flowers are best planted in large groups or patches (‘drifts’) of the same kind, so that the bees have good foraging sites. Bumblebees like to stick to one type of flower while foraging, and can waste energy scouting around for more forage.
- A selection of flowers of different shapes (e,g bowl-shaped, bell-shaped, ‘lipped’ and tubular) will appeal to different species, as they have different tongue lengths.
- If possible, a part of the garden should be left less intensively cultivated and more informal, to provide suitable nesting sites. Carder bumblebees will make their nest in long, tussocky grass. Bumblebees will also create nests in undisturbed compost heaps or underneath hedgerows.
- You can also improvise by creating an underground nest site by digging a hole, putting a ball of moss or dry grass in the bottom and covering with a slab so as to leave a small entrance. Bumblebees will also use the smell of an abandoned, old rodent's or bird's nests as a cue to the presence of a suitable nesting site.
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Saturday, 12 September 2009
Fergie
Saturday, 5 September 2009
Taste of Cyprus
Hello!!
Just a quick note from Cyprus..
The weather is lovely (if not too hot in the afternoon) and I'm having a lovely time with my husband!
Only three days left and I'll be back to the real world, busy packing all my orders!
We will get our little puppy on Thursday! How exciting!
I will post some pics as soon as I get back..
Love to everybody x x x
Friday, 28 August 2009
IN THE STORQUE!!!!
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