Big giveaway at Crochet Addict

To celebrate her blog being a year old and her

facebook group getting to 7.000 followers

Susan is having a big giveaway!

You can win my little sphere succulent planter and many great items there.

So go and check it out!

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Before - After

I took a picture of my sphere garden before one month, after a long
and cold winter, and that's how it looks now in the spring time.
Look how many jungsters the sempervivums have.
That's why they're also called Hens&Chicks.

Terracotta coloured eggs

I love to make Easter eggs that way.
It is simple, ecological and of course
I love that terracotta color so much !


Here is my tutorial.


Have fun!

Spheres in terracotta

Some spheres in terracotta clay. More earthy than the white ones.
I have a question for you: Which ones do you like more,
these or white spheres in previous post?
Just leave a comment and one of my little spheres will be yours ;)
(I will draw a winner on Sunday, 1st of March)

* Thank you both for your comment. The lucky winner  is Tizy.
Tiziana, please send me your address on my mail.

Little spheres

Little spheres are filling up my days. Little planets become alive,
when they are planted with succulents.

Spring is in the air

Spring air has a special smell, mild and soft one. And this scent has
inspired me in creating my blue colection. Tulips are my favorite spring
flovers and it won't take much time and they will burst out in my garden.

Cats made by my tutorial

I was surprised today. My blogfriend Acacia from Brasil is

a ceramic artist. She liked my  cat tutorial and she decided

to make two cats on her own. Every artist gives it's own touch

to the object. Aren't they special?

(photo by Acacia Azevado)

She is a great ceramic artist. You can follow her day-by-day

work on her blog. And here is a link to her cat post.

Inuit village

Our imagination flew and we moved up to the North with little Inuit boy and his dog.

My little friends made a village out of white clay and toothpics. Oh, how the time fly

fast :)