Both are members of the allium family—here's what sets them apart.

"Why are you not eating the motherf*ckin' Rice Krispy treats I made you?"

I’m lucky to regularly meet winemakers and winery owners from all over the world. Their conversations with me pass on so much about wine — what it means to them, what they themselves ha…

BUY 5 ITEMS, GET 20% OFF! What are we looking at here? Well, these are base pages that you can use for whatever you like! Maybe you like making collages, and need a variety of textures. Maybe you're assembling your own journal to bind and sell. Perhaps you are all ABOUT junk journaling and you're looking for ideas. The price gets you one bundle of 30 pages, which do vary slightly in size, as you'll see in the photographs and video. The pages have been upcycled from textbooks, old art books and onionskin paper. Please note that this is not a bundle of pages suitable for younger artists - there may be unsuitable text on the textbook pages (law texts), and/or potentially confronting imagery from the splattered red paint. Each bundle of 30 pages includes a healthy spread of onionskin and textbook pages The majority of the pages are splattered on both sides, and a small percentage feature "drips" instead of "splatters". Every bundle also comes with a packet of 20+ pieces of scrap for you to begin working immediately with! The scrap is collected from my offcuts, and trimmed and neatened, ready to be used. Your offcuts will include colors and textures from other bundles, so it's a wonderful little packet to get you started on your new artwork. Feedback on the bundles is always welcomed - please let me know if I can improve, or if there is something else you'd like to see included. Shipping is free, because you deserve it.

weareallstarstuff: Witch’s Broom Nebula

I don’t know about you, but I often read descriptions of medieval clothing and want to know more about the fabric: what did it look like and what was its texture?

Welcome to my 168th I like Thursday posts. For the past few years a number of bloggers, encouraged by LeeAnna of Not Afraid of Color have created I like Thursday posts, or Thankful posts. Our way o

I have to say I was fairly sceptical when I first read about “Zero Calorie” “Miracle Noodles”. How food can have zero calories is beyond me. And anyway, what would they even taste like?! Well, the answer is pretty shocking! Zero calorie noodles taste like… Noodles. The texture is a lot like skinny udon noodles […]