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Meet all your favourite garden buddies Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

Meet Shimmy E the Sassy Snow Pea. Shimmy enjoys the finer things in life and doesn't particularly like getting her hands dirty. She lives for fashion magazines, juice mocktails and makeup tutorials.

She also considers herself quite zen and is always searching for inner peas.

**Not Shipping to Western Australia or Tasmania

All of The Little Growers' seeds are open pollinated, non hybrid and non GMO seeds with no chemical treatments. Perfect for the environment and keeping your little ones safe.

"I believe everyone can stitch...you know like that little rat movie Ratatouille"

Jo Cashmore, founder of Hooray Hoop

Have you noticed more little blue wrens since lockdown?  Little birds will make their way back to your garden when you give some thought to re-wilding the landscape instead of paving every square foot of earth.

You don't need to go looking for the Blue Wren in far-flung places. It could be right under your nose. It's one of Hooray Hoops' most popular kits as Charlie has captured everyone's hearts. 

Hooray Hoops' ready to craft embroidery kits are absolutely suitable for beginners. 

Each kit includes:

• Charlie pattern on calico cotton
• 15cm wooden hoop
• 6 stranded cotton embroidery threads
• Acrylic yarn
• 2x Needles
• Easy picture instructions

You can watch Jo's Charlie tutorial video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

THE PLANT RUNNER's Natural NEEM OIL Leaf Shine is created using 100% certified organic neem seed that has been hand blended with a vegetable-based wetting agent.

Facing Future

Jo Cashmore of Hooray Hoop knows about face masks... and lockdowns. Her little Melbourne store has been closed 5 times!  She's hand-embroidered her cotton masks with flowers to great effect creating a practical and beautiful piece in dusty pink.

Facing Future

Jo Cashmore of Hooray Hoop knows about face masks... and lockdowns. Residing in Melbourne she's in her fifth one!  She's hand-embroidered her cotton masks with flowers to great effect creating a practical and beautiful piece.

Long Black

Ms Cappuccino Black is the perfect project or gift for a crafty caffeine lover with hair to match her espresso brew.

There's a Ms or Mr Cappuccino in all of us. Any creative knows how important that first cup of coffee is, whether you're the type to linger over that first flat white as you plan your day in solitude, or sip your latte at your local before jumping on the morning train.

Creativity has to do with our ability to link ideas, entities and concepts in novel ways, whether that's writing a poem or cleverly coming up with a new mathematical proof s. This ability depends in part on the very thing that caffeine seeks to prevent: a wandering, unfocussed mind.

Each kit contains:

♡ Hand-drawn pattern on calico cotton
♡ 20cm wooden hoop
♡ 6 stranded cotton embroidery threads
♡ 2x Needles
♡ Easy Picture Instructions

You can watch Jo's Wattle tutorial Ms Cappuccino video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

Pre-order now. We expect delivery of this item within 7 days of ordering.

"Nothing but breathing the air of Africa, and actually walking through it can communicate the indescribable sensations"

William Burchell

Hooray Hoops' ready to craft embroidery kits are absolutely suitable for beginners. The Lion kit is a gorgeous design for a child to try their first sitch project or for you to create for a little one's nursery or bedroom.

Each kit includes:

• Printed Roary the Lion pattern on calico cotton
• 15cm wooden hoop
• DMC 6 strand cotton embroidery threads
• Needle
• Easy Picture Instructions

You can watch Jo's Charlie tutorials on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. Simply search for Hooray Hoop.

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

"We redheads are a minority, we tend to notice each other - you know, and notice our identity"

Julianne Moore

There's a Ms or Mr Cappuccino in all of us. Any creative knows how important that first cup of coffee is, whether you're the type to linger over that first flat white as you plan your day in solitude, or sip your latte at your local before jumping on the morning train.

Creativity has to do with our ability to link ideas, entities and concepts in novel ways, whether that's writing a poem or cleverly coming  up with a new mathematical proof. This ability depends in part on the very thing that caffeine seeks to prevent: a wandering, unfocussed mind.

We all know Ms Cappuccino Redhead so this delightful kit is the perfect project or gift for a crafty caffeine lover.

Each kit contains:

♡ Hand-drawn pattern on calico cotton
♡ 20cm wooden hoop
♡ 6 stranded cotton embroidery threads
♡ 2x Needles
♡ Easy Picture Instructions

You can watch Jo's Wattle tutorial Ms Cappuccino video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

Out of Stock. Pre-order for August delivery.

The Lighter Roast

There's a Ms or Mr Cappuccino in all of us. Any creative knows how important that first cup of coffee is, whether you're the type to linger over that first flat white as you plan your day in solitude, or sip your latte at your local before jumping on the morning train.

Creativity has to do with our ability to link ideas, entities and concepts in novel ways, whether that's writing a poem or cleverly coming up with a new mathematical proof s. This ability depends in part on the very thing that caffeine seeks to prevent: a wandering, unfocussed mind.

We all know blonde Ms Cappuccino. A perfect project or gift for a crafty caffeine lover.

Each kit contains:

♡ Hand-drawn pattern on calico cotton
♡ 20cm wooden hoop
♡ 6 stranded cotton embroidery threads
♡ 2x Needles
♡ Easy Picture Instructions

You can watch Jo's Wattle tutorial Ms Cappuccino video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Pre-order now. We expect delivery of this item within 7 days of ordering.

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

"In spring, the most delicate feathery yellow of plumes and plumes and plumes and trees and bushes of wattle, as if angels had flown right down out of the softest gold regions of heaven to settle here, in the Australian bush."

Used for food, fuel, medicine and various woodcrafts Australian indigenous communities have a long-standing relationship with this sweetly scented species. 

Blooming in late winter and spring, Wattle Day is now celebrated in all Australian states on September 1. Hooray Hoops' ready to craft embroidery wattle kit is perfect for beginners and lets you enjoy the furry plumes of our national flower emblem all year round.

Each kit includes:

• Watercolour Painted Wattle pattern on Calico Cotton
• 20cm wooden hoop
• DMC 6 stranded cotton embroidery threads
• Acrylic Yarns
• 2 x Needle
• Easy Picture Instructions

You can watch Jo's Wattle tutorial video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

"I believe everyone can stitch...you know like that little rat movie Ratatouille"

Jo Cashmore, founder of Hooray Hoop

Hooray Hoops' ready to craft embroidery kits are absolutely suitable for beginners. Protea 3 is a best-selling kit celebrating the colours and textures of this unique and loved native flower.

Each kit includes:

• Protea pattern on calico cotton
• 20cm wooden hoop
• DMC 6 strand cotton embroidery threads
• Needle
• Easy picture instructions

You can watch Jo's Protea tutorial video here on YouTube to build up your confidence before starting. 

Kits made in Victoria, Australia from imported products.

 Stitched Up

Jo Cashmore has hand-embroidered her linen scrunchie with sweet sunflowers. This grey colour of the linen matches any hair colour or wardrobe.

A sweet gift for her or a practical and beautiful hair accessory to have on hand when those tresses need taming.

Stitched Up

Jo Cashmore has hand-embroidered her linen scrunchie with sweet sunflowers. This subtle, sophisticated pink colour is one of Jo's most popular colours.

A sweet gift for her or a practical and beautiful hair accessory to have on hand when those tresses need taming.

Made in Victoria, Australia
Hand-embroidered

‘I listen and hear those words a hundred years away
That is my Grandmother’s Mother’s Country
it seeps down through blood and memory and soaks
into the ground’

Judy Watson

As the textiles renaissance takes place, the role of the tea towel begins to shift. Not just a gift for your great aunty overseas, these amazing designs from esteemed Aboriginal artist deserves pride of place in our own lives, whether it's hanging as a focal centrepiece on your living room wall, used as a sustainable gift wrapping alternative or to dry and shine up your delicate tea cups or wine glasses.

Judy Napangardi Watson was born at Yarungkanji, Mt. Doreen Station, at the time when many Warlpiri & other Central & Western Desert Peoples were living a traditional nomadic life. Judy was taught painting by her elder sister, Maggie Napangardi Watson. She painted alongside her at Warlukurlangu artists for a number of years, developing her own unique style.

Judy is at the forefront of a move towards more abstract rendering of Jukurrpa, or The Dreaming,  by Warlpiri artists, however her work retains strong kurruwarri, the details which tell of the sacredness of place and song in her culture. Judy Napangardi Watson has been exhibiting artwork since 1990 throughout Australia & around the world. Her works are featured in several major collections.

Made in Australia
Dimensions: 45cm x 75cm (approx)

Established in 1985, Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit organisation that is 100% Aboriginal-owned by its artists from the remote desert communities of Yuendumu and Nyirripi in Central Australia.  

Artwork/placement varies between tea towel. Each is unique and may differ slightly from image shown.

More about the artist:

It was this design that I saw hanging from a small gift store in the Northern New South Wales town of Brunswick Heads. It appealed to me so much and led me to Alperstein Designs and their collaboration with indigenous artists, something I had been searching for. Judy's work is eye-catching, the colours and shapes mesmerising, 

Judy Watson has described her experiences of travelling to her great-grandmother’s country in north-west Queensland, as ‘learning from the ground up’. It is a philosophy she has transplanted on her several journeys and residencies abroad. A distinguished artist, Judy represented Australia at the 1997 Venice Biennale,

Watson’s matrilineal link to the country of her ancestors has always been central to her printmaking and painting. The hidden histories of Indigenous experience on the colonial frontier – particularly those of women – continue to inspire her. Watson seeks the indelible impressions of past presence on the landscape – rubbings, engravings and incisions – and subtly inscribes them upon her work. 

Through her art, Watson repatriates the human artefacts and objects of collected cultures in museum storehouses, and reveals the ‘skeletons’ in colonial ‘closets’:

This magnificent artist interview by the Tate Gallery gives us an insight into Judy's work and inspiration. Along with her pieces, Judy's journey into understanding her grandmother's and great grandmother's stories,  also helps us to confront Aboriginal history in this country. Watch out for Judy's mum Joyce. She's a national treasure!

In Australia, many of us need protection from glare and UV rays most of the year. Why not bring art into your everyday wearing your very own adjustable visor featuring incredible artwork by Charlene Marshall from Warlukurlangu Artists, reproduced under license.

Charlene Napanangka Marshall was born in Alice Springs and grew up in the remote community of Nyirripi. 

Charlene grew up watching her aunt Eunice Napangardi, a well-known and very important artist, paint Yuparli (bush banana) dreamings.

Charlene has been inspired to paint and carry on the tradition within her family. “My kids like my paintings, they like the colours”. Charlene paints Wanakiji Jukurrpa (Bush Tomato Dreaming), Yuparli Dreaming (Bush Banana Dreaming), and Karnta Jukurrpa (Women’s Dreaming).

Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist and their community.

- Adjustable Snapback closure
- Pre Curved peak 
- 100% Acrylic

Each visor is unique.  This variation occurs because it depends on where the pattern has been cut on the fabric. 

Established in 1985 Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-profit organisation that is 100% Aboriginal-owned by its artists from the remote desert communities of Yuendumu and Nyirripi in Central Australia.

The Little Growers' mission is for kids and families to enjoy exploring the garden and to discover nature and life in every day adventures and nature play.

This magnifying glass is the perfect size for little hands and curious minds. Your kids will love playing in the garden and getting up close and personal with all their bug and insect friends. You may find they'll be teaching YOU a thing or two about the importance of biodiversity and healthy ecosystems.

4X Magnifying

Length 20cm

Made from Bamboo

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Hello! Let’s be friends!". Florence McFee the Fiesty Field Strawberry may be little and cute but she's also a real fire- cracker. She's berry cheeky and loves to laugh and play with her big sister. Her favourite colour is red, just like her hair. You will always find her dancing in the garden.

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Hello dears!" Joyous Jo the Jarrahdale Pumpkin loves her family, op shopping, bird watching and wearing flowers in her hair. She tries her very best to help save our planet by saying no to plastic whenever she can. Mr Jarrahdale and Jo have just started a worm farm and they feed them all their left over food scraps. What do you like to do to help our environment?

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Ciao darlings!" Prince Peter the Perfectly Poised Parsley loves looking fabulous, sipping tea, dinner parties and cooking for family and friends. Even though he's  a prince, he's very down to earth and can do a really good Elvis Parsley impersonation.

**Not shippping to Western Australia

Have fun in your vegetable garden. Meet all your favourite garden buddies. Each seed packet is a little work of art that you can keep and not just throw away once you’ve planted the seeds.

"Good day!" says Sir Reginald Round the Retired Radish. "Pleasure to make your acquaintance". Since retiring, Sir Reg enjoys spending his days outside in the garden with his grandradishes. He likes to sit and read a good book and reminisce about his younger days. He also has quite the radish-ing tie collection.

**Not shippping to Western Australia