Welcome to Litsy!

I love this book and it inspired me to make better use of the ceiling in our utility room! So instead of bunches in odd places around the kitchen I‘ve got somewhere a bit more spacious to dry things from the garden. Going to really overplant with herbs this year and gather big bunches of there here 😀

So delightful, beautiful and inspiring! While a lot of the flowers and plants she mentions are not native to my area, the concepts, styles and methods in this book can still be applied. After reading this book I was motivated to go get the grass I‘ve had drying in the barn for the past 6 months and put it in a vase. 😀 Even decided to take it in to work! The perfect book to own or borrow for natural inspiration!

Ooh…look what came in today! I put in an acquisition request at my library and it was approved. Thanks to @Mitch for putting this book on my radar. It looks so good and has lots of beautiful illustrations! Can‘t wait to get started 😀

I‘ve been really inspired by the tagged book this year - finding beautiful and sustainable ways to enjoy flowers. In that vein, today I wound a willow hoop (which, now I‘ve made it will last for many years) and adorned it with lots of foraged bits and pieces! I had to restrain myself and know when to stop! Trying hard this holiday season to think about my impact on our Earth.

Collected these from the hedgerow earlier this week - loving this books simple approach to surrounding yourself with things that are sustainable and beautiful

I‘ve love this author‘s Instagram- she seems to be able to make everything look effortlessly beautiful! So clipped some dried grasses from the field edges on my walk today to try to creat something! 🤞🏼