Simple, practical tweaks we can all make to protect our posture, reduce strain, and actually enjoy our wrapping time.

There’s something magical about handing over a beautifully wrapped gift at Christmas, that moment when someone realises you’ve taken that extra bit of care. But wrapping at this time of year can also feel fiddly , repetitive , or downright baffling when you’re staring at an awkwardly shaped present and wondering where to even begin. Have you ever found yourself asking: “How on earth do I wrap a bottle without just sticking it in a bag?” “Can you actually wrap a ball? “How do

I love finding beautiful, sustainable ways to wrap gifts so when the chance came up to collaborate with Sue Eagle from Eazywraps , I jumped at it. Not only does she create gorgeous furoshiki (fabric wraps), but the story behind them is something really special — and if you haven’t heard it yet, we actually talked all about it on the first podcast episode we recorded together. It’s such a great listen if you want to hear the behind-the-scenes of how Eazywraps began and why S

We all know how it goes. The ‘ber months roll around and suddenly it’s a mad dash for paper, ribbon, bows and something — anything — that makes the gifts look halfway decent. But instead of repeating the same last-minute scramble next Christmas, imagine this: a cosy afternoon or evening well before December , learning how to wrap confidently, beautifully and without stress — skills you’ll use year after year. That’s exactly why booking an in-person giftwrapping workshop is su

Calligraphy is more than just “pretty writing” - it’s a way to weave intention, beauty, and personality into every gift you give.