I’m a sucker for letterpress. This beautiful stationary from Paper & Type makes me wish I could abandon email and just send lots of notes instead..

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I love this series of photographs titled ‘Homeland’ by Melissa Tullett. By layering various images together she has created surreal, dreamlike landscapes.

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I made this vegan raspberry swirl cheesecake for Mother’s day at the weeked. I’m not exactly known for my expert cake icing skills and I often feel a bit disappointed when I finish decorating a cake, as the icing never seems to want to sit where I put it, leaving my cakes looking a bit lopsided and ‘rustic’..  So when I saw this recipe for a baked vegan cheesecake in the Artisan Vegan Cheese cookbook, I decided to cross my fingers and give it a go. I wanted to make a cake that not only tastes good but looks really impressive too and the fact that this cake gets a beautiful marbled effect as it bakes without the need for piping bag skills really appealed to me!

Making my own cashew cream cheese was simple and it tasted really creamy without the plasticy aftertaste you often get with the bought stuff. I also like how you can control the tartness by how long you leave it to culture; I found 48 hours gave it a lovely depth of flavour. I adapted the recipe for the base, using digestives, pure spread and a bit of cocoa rather than the (healthier sounding) nut and oat base suggested.

The raspberry mixture that you swirl into the top to give it a lovely pattern and colour was so delicious it took all of my willpower to stop myself eating the whole lot. Luckily I restrained myself (after a second spoonful) and got the cake into the oven intact!

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…with these beautiful handmade ceramic coasters from Tilissimo.

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I found the cotton aran yarn a bit tricky to work with as it’s not very forgiving. Although it feels really soft and has a nice weight and drape, I’m not sure it was the best to use for this project.

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Beautiful bird watercolours by Mai Autumn.

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Distracting things from pinterest… 1. Anthropologie vase, 2. Summer picnic, 3. Bell jars, 4. Wooden clutch, 5. Vegan pizza pies, 6. Lace kraft tape.

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