She wooed us all last Christmas with the candy-coloured cute of Find & Keep, now Melbournian artist, textile designer and all round talent Beci Orpin is back to stuff our stockings full of inspiration with her second release, HOME. Filled with the quirky illustration, imagination and interiors of the pattern-loving fashion, stationery and homewares designer, HOME boasts 25 unique creative projects to keep both little and big hands busy these summer holidays – without breaking the bank. Thanks to Hardie Grant, we have two copies to give away! For your chance to win, comment below and let us know your favourite thing you’ve made for your home. {Comp closes Wed Nov 13th at 5pm. Australian postal addresses only}.
Home is Where the Craft Is
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