We have just been featured in this months Australian Gourmet Traveller.

Have a peek online, the review is in the “March Gourmet News” section under “Extra Extra”.

We are very excited and proud to be included in Australian Gourmet and have had a great response already. 

It’s a great issue, I love the look of the Agrarian Kitchen. The farm is so green and pretty. That’s my dream, I always wanted to live on a farm, have a big garden and grow my own vegetables, wear gumboots and have Geese as pets. Years ago my friend Renee and I were house sitting a gorgeous little house built next to a creek at “Rock Valley” (which is on the way out to Nimbin) and had to look after a gaggle of geese. Even though they honk and hiss, I love the way they waddle! 

This morning Matt and I were post noting the pages of the new issue for recipes to try out, they all look so delicious. I’m going to make the Silverbeet Gratin and I can’t go past the Peach, Raspberry and Almond Crumble. I’ll let you know how they go!

Here are some real deal antique razzle dazzle hand glittered postcards from 1907. Each one is hand tinted and finished with touches of glass glitter and tiny sequins. The images on each card are just as beautiful as the lovely scripted messages and stamps on the back. Each reads like a frozen moment of old world charm.

We only have a few in stock and I have never seen any original postcards quite like these. My favorite is the one pictured above, let me introduce “Miss Edna May”.

For those who have a special number or letter that they hold dear, we have a great range of industrial metal stencils in store. My old flat-mate had a thing for prime numbers. To each their own!

Anyhoo, I have made some into a farm-shed chic mobile for my window display, you might like to hang yours in a window or have one leaning up on a ledge somewhere in your home. We have already sold a few to be used in artworks and some to be tacked onto bedroom doors!

We have limited stock and the range includes all letters of the alphabet and numbers from 0 to 9.  We also have a few of the fruit box stencils left that we brought back from our recent trip up north and for us lawn-less city slickers we have numbered metal garden spikes which have been selling quite well as house numbers to stick into pot plants on a front porch. I guarantee your neighbors will be green with envy!

Oooh we have some lovely new dolls in store! Very sweet indeed, they are hand made from vintage linen and embellished with embroidery and pretty floral tresses.

The range also includes gorgeous cushions available in two sizes with hand stitched sayings and a selection of chic shopping totes. I’ve had my bag for a week and take it everywhere I go, I just love it!

The cushions can be personalized, so place your order today for an extra special gift that is perfect for any occasion.

Oh the little Babushka girls arrived safe and sound this morning. Fun for little girls and big girls alike, the range includes plush Babushka baby rattles, Babushka hair baubles and Babushka Mummy “Cushion Doll” which comes with a baby rattle.

The products are handmade in Victoria by Morgan Wills. She sources recycled felted jumpers, woolen blankets, vintage tea towels and Op shop finds to create this gorgeous collection of unique dolls.

My favorite are the ones made from “Australian Souvenir” tea towel linen. Too cute!