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Hello Everyone! It’s finally done! The next episode of the My Bullet Journal Journey series is finally out. As I mentioned on my social media channels, and on YouTube, this episode was going to be majorly delayed, thanks to a really bad fever I had a few weekends ago. Plus, a few commitments required my attention, so I couldn’t finish this month’s setup as quickly as I had liked. Anyway, it’s done now, and I can talk about it. But first, have you watched the video? The Theme:

Hello Everyone! Today, we’re taking a look at some of my favourite restaurants here in London. Now, if you know me, you’ll know I love my food. Who doesn’t? Of course, I haven’t been to all the restaurants in London, there are so many I don’t think it would be possible, but we’ll have a gander through, and see what the best ones are, at least for me. I’m talking about both major chains and some dinky little spaces that really charmed me, when I found them. So, join me at the

Hello Everyone! I think it’s time I addressed this. I keep talking about the end of 2024 and the whole of 2025 as my sporadic year, and that’s because, throughout that time, my videos were all over the place. I ended the 2023 My Bullet Journal Journey series around April time, in 2024, and since then didn’t post more than 2 episodes of the next part of that series, for 2025, and for a good chunk of the year I didn’t post anything at all. Then, suddenly I started posting more

Hello Everyone! It’s time we looked at being crafty enough to combine your crafts. So, if you’re like me, you’re a hobby hoarder, and you have lots of different projects in the works, but you don’t always have time to work on them one at a time, why don’t you combine them? That’s what many artists do, after all. It’s one of the best ways to develop multiple skills at once. So, for example, if you’re looking to develop your doodling skills and your watercolour skills, try comb

Hello Everyone! What is cross stitch? You might have heard about it, you might not, but essentially, it’s a form of embroidery that uses pixel art and embroidery stitching in the form of an “x”, which is why it’s called “cross stitch”. I’ve been following cross stitch instructions almost as long as I’ve been crocheting, and I love it. I love watching the images I’m making slowly manifest on the fabric in front of me. I love the repetition of stitching those “x’s” and filling