Journal

Autumn has arrived, and with it the perfect weather for a comforting bowl of warm minestrone. I’m sharing my go-to recipe with you!

Homemade eye pillows sewn from a cherished William Morris fabric and filled with dried lavender from my garden!

This year was the first time our olive trees were big enough for me to cut a few branches for decoration and hang the paper eggs on!

I’ve set up a little creative nook where I can leave my paints, pencils, and drawing tools out, making it easy to return to my sketches.

Living so far from Denmark, I missed having a place to reflect and think about the relatives we’ve lost… this let to creating a memory bench…

With New Year’s Eve coming up, I’d love to share my recipe for “Kransekager” – classic Danish New Year’s cakes with marzipan.

The old Santa Claus was hand-sewn by my grandmother. Now he has made his way to a much warmer Christmas in Australia!

One of my favourite ways to give stale bread a second life is with a comforting, old-fashioned bread pudding.

We were lucky to witness two of our goats giving birth. They are incredible instinctive and manage to do everything with out help.

From Copenhagen I share with you an entertaining Danish serie, a wonderful Danish trilogy and a Danish song, which is so very iconic. 

I’ll share with you five highlights of Tokyo, a delightful paper craft project, and the recipe for a delicious sushi bowl!

This weather calls for hygge. I will share my scones recipe with you. Also I will decorate some matchboxes – I will show you how!

Marrakech is a melting pot of artisan craftsmanship, wholesome food, delicious spices, rooftop restaurants, hidden riads in muted, earthy tones.

This month, I’m excited to share my grandfather’s favourite cake recipe and a fun family project on colouring Easter eggs.