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Cath Kidston oilcloths
By Junior on 01/09/2009 00:00:00
Cath Kidston oilcloths come in a wide variety of beautiful patterns and colours
The wipe-clean oilcloths from Cath Kidston are brilliant for all manner of occasions – use one as a tablecloth when throwing a toddler’s artwork party or spread one out on the grass as a picnic mat. The latest designs include the retro-style Apple
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Modern antiques
By Catherine Hudson on 14/03/2011 14:45:36
Beautiful summer dresses for girls from Gray Vintage
dresses, often in soft shades of white and grey, are edged with lace from European tablecloths, pillow cases and altar cloths. Dress from £40 (ages 1-8).
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Hot topic: The Great British breakfast
By Amanda Pauley on 02/04/2013 16:10:00
Why the first meal of the day is important to your child's development
style, with tablecloths, placemats and crockery.But while the ritual’s return is to be welcomed, should you be rustling up the classic full English too?“The best breakfasts are those that contain complex carbohydrates and proteins to provide a steady
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Parisian-style family dining (& celeb spotting) at Le Relais de Venise in Marylebone
By Catherine O'Dolan on 21/07/2010 17:11:17
There's no menu but the food is great at this family-friendly restaurant that's great for celebrity spotting
and Papillon, a few doors away. The children in our party were amused by the waitress using the paper tablecloth rather than a notepad to sketch out a noughts-and-crosses drawing of our order. After our salad starters, our steak-frites arrived: thin slices
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Reinventing the bib
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 09/02/2012 16:22:18
Skibz founder Helen Bristol on her stylish way to tackle dribbling
fabrics. There was also a dark green gingham design, based on the kitchen tablecloth! Where do you get your inspiration? I keep a look at for what trends and colours are around. When it comes to designing, I just doodle around with different patterns until
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Five ideas for perfect party food
By Rose Hammick and Charlotte Packer on 04/04/2012 10:33:33
Junior's bite-sized tips for children's party snacks
’re interested in, anyway). Or, to dazzle your guests, try Junior’s surprisingly simple recipe for a two-tiered celebration cake.2. Dressing the table Cover the table with a pretty tablecloth and add plates and cups with floral patterns or in pretty pastel
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Life in the Loire Valley, by Rachel Riley
By Catherine Hudson on 06/06/2011 17:44:07
Designer, and award winner, Rachel Riley tells us all about her idyllic home in the Loire Valley, her love of travel and flea markets and how we should all be enjoying and making the most of our clothes!
of curtains, or a beautiful embroidered tablecloth. I adore fabric, and I am very tactile, and like very soft things. So as we have grown our business, we now print many of our own exclusive fabrics. I have been collecting vintage fabrics since I was a
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Ten fun children's party themes
By Fiona McKim on 04/04/2012 10:49:21
With a little imagination your child's bash will go off with a bang
props in greens for seaweed, turquoise and blues for the sea, and yellows and pinks for the sand and coral. Scatter some shells on a turquoise or yellow plastic tablecloth and use bath toys as sea creatures. Look out for plastic fish, which can
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Paris je t’aime
By Junior on 03/08/2011 11:07:41
With artistry and beauty at every corner, the French capital is a veritable playground of adventure for children
Meurice family package included breakfast in the ornate dining room, where waiters busily steam-ironed the impeccable tablecloths. Every morning, we made an effort to dine handsomely so we didn’t get hungry during the day. Joe loved his boiled eggs
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