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Grown-up Gingham

Grown-up Gingham

It's no secret that I love gingham. Reminiscent of school dresses in summer and french cafe curtains, this perennial fabric manages to feel modern and fresh year after year. Although gingham has b...
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The Secret Gardens of Spitalfields

The Secret Gardens of Spitalfields

Hello lovely subscribersI'm busy getting everything ready for my Summer pop up next week and am very excited to welcome you through the doors. Princelet Street in Spitalfields is a short walk from ...
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The Last Linen Post (for a while)

The Last Linen Post (for a while)

Hello lovely subscribersWith the passing of a beautiful bank holiday weekend, our celebration of linen alongside the wonderful I Love Linen campaign came to an end. We've had a great time sharing w...
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Laundering Linen

Laundering Linen

After talking so much about my love of linen in recent weeks and having included so many linen pieces in this season, I wanted to talk a little about caring for it so that it lasts a lifetime. Line...
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Fashioned from Nature

Fashioned from Nature

Last Monday, lovers of linen industry-wide gathered at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to celebrate the launch of the wonderful 'I Love Linen' campaign. With the support of major brands su...
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I Love Linen

I Love Linen

What beautiful weather we are having this week! I hope you are managing to enjoy the sunshine, we certainly deserve it after the awful March we had. You may have noticed how much of this season's c...
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Spring in Bloom

Spring in Bloom

Can you believe this weather for an Easter weekend! This charming book was found at Barter Books in Alnwick, one of the most glorious book shops to whittle away a couple hours on a rainy day. This ...
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A feast for February

A feast for February

Last weekend, the gorgeous Rosie Birkett, food writer and stylist extraordinaire, wrote a lovely piece on the best seasonal recipes to enjoy in February for her feature in The Telegraph magazine. "...
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My dear the Heart which you behold...

My dear the Heart which you behold...

This charming 1790s Valentine is a handmade puzzle which unfolds to reveal poetic messages. Currently housed at the British Postal Museum and Archive, the inscription on the outside of the card rea...
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