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All the blogs in the 'DIY & Gardening' category:
Sara Interrupted
On Kiwiology since: February 2nd, 2010Sara Interrupted started out as a update in a political newsletter and when I moved on my ramblings stopped and have been percolating ever since. Now with a downsized, semi rural life in Mid Canterbury, I organise events, clubs, meetings, people, coaching all sorts of things for a larger organisation and have time to scrape the rust off my writing and report on my eclectic life.
Latest posts:
sara interrupted
- Goldfish - pets or drinks
- Ah it's Saturday
- Time outSIDE
- I just love 'em
- Rangiora Rodeo
- What's in a name?
- A discovery has been had
- Cellphones and Mike McRoberts
- A rebel without any effort
- Stef's husband is still right...
The Frugal Kiwi
On Kiwiology since: February 2nd, 2010Who is this Kiwi, you say? Well, in the spirit of full disclosure, I’m not a real live New Zealander; I’m an expat from the US South. But “Frugal-American-Expat-Ex-Southern-Belle-Who-Has-Been-Living-In-New-Zealand-For-Years” just didn’t have the same ring to it as “Frugal Kiwi.” And just think of the nightmare of coming up with the logo.
Latest posts:
Frugal Kiwi
- Lucky Shamrock Giveaway
- The Renaissance Soul or Are you more like Ben Franklin or Mozart?
- Needle Felting Video Tutorial | Get your groove on with Magic Mushrooms
- Kiwi Kai: Bacon and Egg Pie Guest Post
- How RSS and Google Reader help my monkey brain
- Would you survive as a pioneer?
- Save Muriwai Surf School
- Custom Wooden Drop-Side Soap Mould
- Winner of the Felted Explosion!
- Contest Ends Soon!
Under my hat
On Kiwiology since: May 27th, 2009It’s good to have a record of what we have done and what we are doing, and this is what Under My Hat blog is for. I love cooking and I get excited when I come up with new recipes for the particularly prolific vegetables I have. I also like growing slightly different veges, things which are a bit gourmet. I am an organic gardener living 8 minutes by bicycle away from the centre of the city, which in Christchurch, is Cathedral Square. I also give away freebies occasionally, at the moment, it is heirloom seeds.
Latest posts:
under my wide-brimmed hat and in my garden
- It’s always so sad to say goodbye
- Garden work … or is it?
- How I like to eat
- The charms of silverbeet
- It’s a miracle! Divine skin from marigold, olive oil and beeswax, my recipe for moisturizer…
- Making me crazy
- A winter overing
- Saving Seeds
- That scruffy flower? Calendula and what I do with it
- Cooking homegrown kohlrabi at the bach
DIY Devotees Blog
On Kiwiology since: December 7th, 2008DIY Devotees Ltd was established 2007 to provide workshops for women interested in do-it-yourself (DIY) home maintenance, so they could learn DIY skills and join a community of learning. In addition, an Essential Toolkit (with 11 full sized, quality tools) and a Give it a Try DIY book (with 20 simple tasks plus other information) is also available.
Latest posts:
DIY Devotees
- Swiss sandpaper's superior qualities known? DIY Devotee asks
- Magnetised screwdrivers worth weight in gold, DIYer discovers
- Load trailers with weight distribution in mind, DIY Devotee says
- Habitat for Humanity NZ needs volunteers for global village teams
- Trolleys a curse and a blessing, DIYer discovers
- Metallic paint presents challenges, DIYer discovers
- Hose wraps + stairwell edges = happy DIYer
- Hoses and stairwells unhappy bedfellows, DIY Devotee discovers
- Home irrigation systems contain fish hooks, DIYer discovers
- Moving 3D images assist DIYers
Free Craft Tutorials
On Kiwiology since: August 27th, 2008Victoria is a practicing artist and crafter, whom has been teaching for 10 years, exhibiting for 15 and creating for ever. She lives in Carterton which She believes has become the hub of the artistic community in the Wairarapa, NZ. Cupboard love is the name of her home based craft business.
Latest posts:
Free Craft Tutorials
- Felted Cabbage Rose
- Best Holiday Ever
- Merry Christmas
- Craft course- Jersey Bag
- Love that Coffee
- Nesting
- Where did this week just go?
- Home is where the art is
Thermal Imaging - Leak Detection for NZ Homes
On Kiwiology since: April 3rd, 2008Thermal imaging is the fastest way to detect hidden leaks and moisture in your home.
The process in non-invasive which means no holes need to be put in your wall to detect signs of moisture. We can see what the human eye can not see.
We are certified thermographers to ASTM standards. You can view many thermal imaging photos of hidden leaks in NZ homes on our blog.
Felt Blog
On Kiwiology since: March 22nd, 2008Felt is a New Zealand-based online marketplace for handmade goods, designed to enable artists, designers and craftspeople to promote their work and connect with buyers.
Latest posts:
Felt Blog
- Good Morning Sue!
- New Zealand’s new Copyright Law presumes ‘Guilt Upon Accusation’
- Featured seller: rethreads
- Handmade with love
- Crafty Business, 7pm Monday 2 February, Christchurch
- Christmas decoration appeal – Home Instead Senior Care
- Featured Seller: taprobane
- Christmas Knack Market, Sat 6 December, Wellington
- World Sweet World, issue #4 available now
- Felt festive! Christmas 2008 newsletter
World Sweet World Blog
On Kiwiology since: March 21st, 2008World Sweet World is a New Zealand based alt-indie DIY/MIY/Lifestyle magazine aimed at the growing number of creative people returning to a more sustainable and home-made lifestyle.
Our readers would just as soon customise something from a second hand shop as buy it from a design store. They want their living environment to reflect their creativity. They have an individual take on life, value creativity and design, and just enjoy making stuff.
Latest posts:
World Sweet World Blog
- A whole new site
- Crunch in your lunch
- Mt Victoria Inner City Festival
- Way to roll
- Beet Blush
- Basketcase
- Hello 2010!
- Greens for all seasons
- Creamy Chickweed Pesto
- Good Amy Hunting
Book a Bin
On Kiwiology since: December 22nd, 2007The blog of the team behind BookaBin.co.nz. New Zealand’s online Skip Bin Hire service.
Latest posts:
BookaBin.co.nz Blog
