The Dizzy Ducks

Celebrate your faith this Easter with one of our beautiful cross window decals.   Made from a static cling vinyl, our window stickers are not sticky at all!  They are so easy to apply.  All you need is a water spray and a bank card...simples!  Spray the window, place the decal, smooth out the water with a card then wipe excess water away. They are reusable too.  Just peel off the window (no sticky residue will be left behind!), place on the backing paper the decal came with and store away ready to use again next year.   1 Easter Eucalyptus Cross...

Give your windows a spring makeover with our new range of vivid watercolour window decals. The days are getting longer and the weather is getting (slightly!) warmer, so now is the perfect time to add a splash of colour to your home decor. And it doesn't get easier than a non-sticky decal that goes up in seconds.  We're so pleased with the vibrant print quality our machines have produced, the texture of our decals really sets them apart, they look even better in person! I've already put these flowers up in my daughters room, and when the sun is shining...

I don’t know about you but when I have my annual spring clear out I’m always throwing away the cheap plastic trick or treat tubs that have been collecting dust at the back of a cupboard, and then when Halloween comes round again, I always buy the same thing again in my weekly shop! Well, I think its time to break that tradition. We’ve been trying to be more eco friendly as a household, and I came up with the perfect DIY trick or treat reusable bag! What you will need: Fabric bag (any will do) Paint Stencil kit Stencil...

We went from this…. To this….👏 In this blog I’m going to share in detail how I created the stencilled splashback.  If you want to know more about the actual renovation of the space, head over to my other blog: Marie’s Kitchen Makeover. So, this is where the inspo came from.  I found this pic on Pinterest and so wanted this look.   We actually sell a stencil with that exact wall tile design, the Florence Faux Tile Stencil.  As I had a large space to cover, and to speed up the project, I opted for a 6-tile repeat stencil. ...

This was our dining room when we first moved in.  It hadn’t been touched since the 90’s.  That fireplace just had to go and the woodchip too, it was everywhere! 😬 We knocked out the fireplace to reveal the original opening that housed the range cooker back in the day!  I wrote this blog to cover the stencilling part of my fireplace makeover.  If you want to know more on how the fireplace itself was built up then head over to Marie’s Fireplace Makeover.  But for now, let’s skip to the prep work before I started stencilling. We smoothed out...