'Occasions' Australian Greeting Card by Coral Smith. From her delightful new range 'Art To Make You Smile'. The endearing antics of Coral's adorable animals will bring a smile to your face.
Perfect for travellers in their 20s & 30s. Travel solo, with a partner, or with friends. Join our group trips in Southeast Asia & beyond.
Using May Gibbs as inspiration with these little Gumnut Blossom Babies. With modelling paste Gum leaves and Gumnut Blossoms and RI Hand Piped Grevillea. I loved creating the wood grain effect on this cake. Thanks for looking xx
...that time again to share a few of my projects created for the Aussie Scrap Source Blog... first up... was weekend inspiration u...
A series of 6 cute and cuddly Australian animals illustrated by Elise Martinson that have been licensed for greeting cards, fabric and homewares.
Belle Dolls Shopify theme developed by HaloTheme
Welcome to The Little Aussie Bakery & Cafe Marisa with Gluten-Free Vegan Chocolate Cake Slice The Little Aussie Bakery & Cafe's Vegan Cake Slice & Almond Milk Digging into five layers of goodness My friend Marisa has opened me up to a new world of gluten-Free baking. After our first unsuccessful brownie baking experience, I…
This is the most delicious way of making the most of the variety of pears that are available at the moment. It’s easy to make and it won’t last long!
Caravan Travel Australia Our Little Aussie Nest Part One follow us as we spend a month traveling in an RV in beautiful Australia.
Every time you get a new pair of glasses, chances are you get a new case. So, what do you do with the old one? Here are nine nifty ideas.
This in ground compost bin provides a convenient, efficient, and eco-friendly way to compost. Order a couples or family mini composter kit at Aussie Gardener.
It’s rule number 5 that gets Kiwi: “Stay in your yard.” Kiwi is a mini-Aussie puppy, full of energy and curiosity. The list of rules is posted on her doghouse. She agrees with them all, only she has a short memory like most puppies (and children, too). She has no problem with leaving the flowers alone and not digging in the yard, but when a butterfly attracts her attention and flies away over the fence and out of the yard, what’s a curious little puppy supposed to do? She doesn’t dig her way under the fence. Well, not really. But she does get out and she’s sure she knows where she’s going and how to get home again. She knows she’s forgetting something and all the five’s she passes on her jaunt to catch the butterfly fail to remind her of one very important rule! Kathleen Gorman’s picture book story, Why So Many Rules?, is a sweet story about a puppy who doesn’t like rules. What puppy, or child for that matter, does like rules. Kiwi thinks there are too many rules, but there are only five and it’s the number 5 rule that she conveniently forgets. The plot follows Kiwi’s adventures after she’s read and agreed with the list of rules. The young reader will be chuckling along as Kiwi gets further and further away from the safety of her own backyard. With colorful illustrations and lots of excitement, including lots of five’s to teach young readers some numbers, this story will be a favorite to read along with a grownup or read all by oneself. Great lessons are being taught, especially the importance of staying where Mom and Dad can find you: in your own backyard!
Heideshooting Aussie Puppy
not mine; for archive purposes
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