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Hi Sarah
I have just been reading through your post on making bath herbal soak bags, and loved it. Just wondered where I might get these lovely dried herbs if I live in london? Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind comment Claudia. I buy mine online at https://www.thespiceworks.co.uk/ they are very competitively priced, have a fabulous range and are great quality. Have fun making them 🙂
Hi 🙂 just found your amazing blog after looking for rosehip recipes. You’ve also helped solve my nasturtium leaf dilemma…never thought of making pesto! Thank you 🙂
So pleased you found us Kirsty and I’m delighted you spotted the Nasturtium Pesto – Let me know what you think, we love it!
LOVE the blog – wish I discovered it earlier! Do yoy have a subscription option where I’d get notified of new entries?
Thank you so much Basia – We do have a newsletter option although I have to admit I don’t send them out that regularly (I hate the idea of spamming people!) I always publish my posts onto Facebook and twitter promptly so following one of my channels is a great way of seeing new posts 🙂
Hi all.
I’ve unfortunately talked myself into trying to silk screen a pair of narrow curtains for my beloved. She said I couldn’t do it and I said I could. I have managed to scrounge a small amount of water-based silk screen ink but I don’t think it will be enough for the job so I have also bought some acrylic paint from Wilkos and I woundered if the two would combine. I would then add your glycerine, water, white vinegar ‘thinners’ to make it more screenable. Any advice would be very much appreciated.
Thanks.
Hi John. What an interesting question! I have no experience of mixing screen printing ink and acrylic paint so can only give my best guess which is I suspect they would combine just fine since the ink is water-based. I would also be thinking about if the ink will bleed through the curtains to the other side (I guess this will depend on whether they are lined) and whether or not that would be an issue for me. I would find a scrap of material similar to the curtain material and have a little test first. Do you let me know how you get on or I will be wondering forever! 🙂
Love your site and your ideas! Glad I found it!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Elizabeth, we love connecting with people around the world – it really is the joy of blogging 🙂
I would like to post a project for Christmas. How would I go about doing that and include a picture of the project.
Thanks
You could post it on Hometalk (http://www.hometalk.com/) it’s really easy to add your post and the guys who run it are lovely. Unfortunately our blog isn’t set up for people to upload their own projects at this time 🙂
I thought I’d like to share a picture of the ‘vase’ that I made, but I don’t know where to post the picture.
I’d love to see it Bonnie. I don’t think you can add pictures to the comments but you could post it somewhere like Facebook or Instagram and leave the link in the comments so we can click through 🙂
hello please can you add me to your boards id be so grateful kind regards
So pleased to have you join us on Pinterest Victoria – invites sent x