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rhubarbandhare.co.uk

Yes, It's here people!  With a limited print run that always sells out immediately, the seasonal growing calendar is back for 2026 and it's looking more beautiful than ever! So much more than just a calendar, each month is a proper work of art for your wall.  I still have all my old calendars as I want to frame some of my favourite past months. With a fresh new look and brand new tips this gardening calendar is a celebration of seasonal fruit, vegetables and flowers.   Infused with the rustic charm of country living, this calendar not only serves as a functional gardening tool but also a delightful decorative piece for your home. Hang it in your kitchen, garden shed, or home office, and let the lovely illustrations remind you of the joy that gardening brings. Illustrated and designed by the super talented Isla Middleton who's worked for the likes of Morris & Co and White Stuff, each monthly design is hand drawn, intricately painted in ink and layered with linocut textures to create multi coloured designs.   Alongside the month-by-month calendar there's a growing chart at the back to help you plan the year from seed to harvest. This chart and the monthly tips and knowledge are provided by the Co-Head Gardener at the Sharpham Trust in Devon, who manages their 19th Century Walled Vegetable Garden organically and the ornamental grounds. If you're looking for a thoughtful gift for the gardening enthusiast in your life, this 2026 Gardening Calendar makes a perfect present for birthdays, holidays, or just to say "thank you."   Each month includes:  A full page illustration of seasonal fruit, flowers & vegetables Tips and knowledge for the month, including what to sow and harvest A Growing Chart features at the back, with an annual overview of the sowing and harvest schedule Dates for the phases of the moon, bank holidays and seasonal festivals PRINTING DETAILS: Printed in Exeter, Devon, using eco inks on sustainably

hellomarilu.com

I have been meaning to make myself a kindle cover for some time now and feel nervy every time I pull my unprotected kindle from my bag incase there is a nasty scratch on the screen.  Luckily I have a mini holiday coming up this weekend which means lots of sitting and reading on the beach and what better way to protect my kindle then with this super stylish leather kindle case with gold tassel strap.  It is super easy to make too so you could be carrying one just like this for your kindle or iPad. What you will need: Piece of sturdy leather large enough to wrap around your kindle or iPad - I am using a nude leather but you could use any colour you prefer Soft leather in colour of your choice for the tassels - I have opted for gold (my favourite colour!) Thread to match your case leather colour Ribbon to match your tassel colour - mine is a gold lame ribbon Sewing machine Superglue  Scissors Pen Ruler Start by placing your kindle or iPad just off centre on the inside of your leather.  Make sure you leave sufficient space around the edge - approx 1cm either side of your tablet, and allow enough length so that your leather can fold over your tablet (almost like a clutch bag).  Cut your leather to the correct size and then sew up the sides to create the sleeve for your tablet to sit in. Take your ribbon and measure out a piece long enough to wrap all the way around your case and tie at the front. This will form the strap of your new tablet case.  Using your soft leather cut two rectangles 6cm x 11.5cm.  You can of course change the size if you prefer a smaller or larger tassel.  On the back of the leather using a pen mark out a top boarder of 1.5cm from the edge, then space lines of 0.5cm width from the boarder to the bottom edge.  I've used a light pen as I didn't want to mark my leather too much.  Cut along the lines until you have formed a fringe, then taking one end of your ribbon and superglue you can stick and roll the leather until you form a tassel. I tend