WIN an Easiyo Yoghurt Maker from Yoghurt Direct with The World of Kitsch

Yoghurt Direct are the go-to site for the widest range of Easiyo flavours & varieties. Their current offer has a starter kit for only £9.99 so if you are new to home yoghurt making, now is a good time to try.

 

The benefits of making your own yoghurt are economic, it's far cheaper than buying packs in store, plus you know exactly what's going into the mix.

 

 

Yoghurt Direct also sell the luxury mixes, many flavours of Easiyo drinking yoghurt and best of all, Easiyo ice cream kits.

 

 

 

TO WIN an Easiyo Yoghurt Maker & flavour of your choice, simply email me at kitschandink@me.com with your name and the answer to,

"Which delicious Easiyo Flavour would you like to try if you win the yoghurt maker?"

You can find the full list of flavours to choose from at Yoghurt Direct.

 

 

As always, your email will not be used for any mailing lists, and will only be used to get in contact with you should you win.

 

Yoghurt prep at home is simple with the Easiyo 3 step system, and there are a wealth of recipes online to make sauces, dips, meals, soups, desserts and more.

 

The Gertrude Anna Wizard of Oz Clutch Bag

A stunning handmade clutch bag, created by Timmy White of www.GertrudeAnna.co.uk

This was a special bespoke commission for one of his customers, but if you add him on Facebook you can keep up to date with the vintage fabrics he has in stock including Star Wars & Knightrider retro swatches, and order your own handbag.

The World of Kitsch Visits Jumping Clay

I'm pretty contented with being born in 1980 & being an eighties' kid with the best cartoons and toys, but every so often something makes me wish I was born in the 2000s.

My visit to Jumping Clay today was one of those moments when I found myself jealous of my five year old, and wishing it was something that had been around when I was little.

www.JumpingClay.co.uk

Jumping Clay is a unique workshop & hobby course venue, with academies through out Northern Ireland. There are two venues in England, one in Galway & one in Glasgow, for my readers further afield.

As well as one off visit workshops, they offer parties where children can all make & take home a creation. There is also a weekly class where kids can advance their modelling techniques and learn about the world around them through play.

Jumping Clay also goes on the road, holding classes at Children's Hospices & workshops with the elderly. The creative process is so simple, but truly relaxing & therapeutic. We visited the bright, fresh & clean Belfast Jumping Clay, very aptly located right opposite the Ulster Museum, as who knows where encouraging your child with sculpting could end up!

Caroline showed us around, the shop where you can buy take home kits, or ready made models as gifts. Upstairs is the workshop room where parties are also held, with room for party food & cake too.

My five year old son perused the dozens of model ideas, and picked a penguin to make himself.
Nicola was his guide to his first ever Jumping Clay session. I say first as we've already had to promise we will be back, he's a big fan!

For his first time, he was pretty good. He made the penguin totally himself, under the expert guidance of Nicola who is one of the specially trained instructors. The clay itself isn't like any other modelling putty I've come across, it's different to Playdough & Plastercine, it's more springy and light. It's not messy either, and smells like jasmine. It doesn't need fired, it simply dries out overnight and becomes a lightweight, sturdy model.

We are already planning a return visit, and my son has started teaching Dad how to make a penguin, now he's the expert!

Plan your own visit at
www.JumpingClay.co.uk

Kraken Rum Infused Cupcakes from The Lily Pink Bakery

My husband turned 28 yesterday & for one of his presents I bought 'commissioned' cupcakes from Claire at www.LilyPinkBakery.com

"Vanilla sponge with Kraken chocolate ganache, Coca-Cola buttercream & Kraken infused caramel drizzle".

They were even better than that sounds. Claire sells a wide range of cupcakes at St. George's Market in Belfast.

I also picked up this kraken print hip flask for a birthday present, from Etsy.

And this plush Face Hugger. Of course.