The Little Daisy Shed

17/10/2026

THE BOTTOM DRAWER | THE FOUND EDIT · 01

Collected for the home.

Introducing my very first little collection, a curated mix of vintage treasures, handmade pieces and pre-loved finds, each with its own character and story.

✨ THE FOUND EDIT · 01 includes:

• Handmade rustic ceramic candlesticks
• Hand-turned wooden candlesticks
• Vintage cutlery basket
• Oval granite slab
• Vintage copper jelly moulds
• Zinc bunny jelly moulds
• Signed copy of The Salt Path by Raynor Winn
• Hand-painted artichoke plate
• Vintage embossed glass w**e bottle
• White porcelain candle holder chamberstick style
• Zinc cake tins, ready to be reimagined as planters
• Large mirrored glass tray- ideal on a coffee table or Centre piece
• Enamel Popcorn and Pick & Mix bowls

Every piece is individually found and chosen, just unique objects to bring character, charm and a little something different to your home. ✨

I’m starting small, intending to build something I love and sharing it here through socials and good old fashioned word of mouth.

There’s no website just yet, so if something catches your eye, send me a DM to enquire 🙏

If you love a good vintage find, please follow along, share this post or tag someone who might love The Bottom Drawer as much as I do. Every little bit of support is gratefully received ☺️

THE BOTTOM DRAWER
The Found Edit · 01

11/08/2026

A little social media post for those likes/comments on various reels and posts here on FB

I have somehow ended up with a few different little corners of the internet… 😂 So if you ever wonder where a reel or post has come from, here’s the lowdown:

🌿 it’s been around a while (2015)
My new workshop, creative mess and the place where the BIG projects happen! 🪚🎨 There’s plenty of upcycling, making, experimenting and probably a fair amount of sawdust. 😂 In the future, I’m hoping to host some lovely, intimate creative workshops here too.

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This is my first home — filled with thrifted goodies, interiors, upcycling and all the little corners of cosy that make a house feel like home. 🤎

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The quieter, smaller side of my creativity — little sketches, free art, smaller makes and things that eventually find their way into my online shop. 🌸

🐾 And then there’s my personal account, which is much more of a memory bank — little adventures with friends and family, days out, the dogs and all the random moments in between. 🥰

I’m genuinely so grateful for all the likes, comments, shares and follows — especially when my reels automatically feed through to Facebook. I am always grateful seeing people supporting the different things I’m creating, even when you’re just giving something a quick like or stopping to watch. 🙏

So thank you for being here, wherever you’ve found me. 🤍
It really does mean a lot. 🌿✨

24/07/2026

A little favour from my friends and family...and of course followers & customers

Over the summer I've been working on growing something that's been sitting in my heart for a long time — The Little Daisy Shed

It's where I'll be sharing furniture revamps, home styling ideas, creative projects, workshop plans and all the behind-the-scenes chaos of turning a workshop full of ideas into something real.

I've got less than 6 weeks before I return to teaching in September, and my goal is to get some momentum behind the business, build a community, and launch a few workshops and creative projects before the school year starts.

If you enjoy interiors, upcycling, making things, creative problem-solving or simply cheering on small businesses, I'd be incredibly grateful if you'd give the page a follow either here on on Instagram… (TikTok is still in progress)

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Every like, follow, share and comment genuinely helps a small business grow. (Work in progress below) 👇

Thank you for supporting. 🌿

19/07/2026

WORKSHOP UPDATE: Part 3! 🛠️✨officially making moves! The flooring is going down… it’s so heavy 😥 and the rest of the walls are finally getting painted. It’s starting to look like a proper workspace.Here’s the lowdown on the floor: I went with reclaimed rubber matting.🧼 It’s incredibly easy to clean up sawdust and upholstery clippings.👟 It is SO much softer on my feet for those long days standing at the bench.Next job on the list? I need to get some heavy-duty wheels on the workbench so I can easily spin it around and move it when I’m working on big pieces. 🔄The dream is slowly coming together, one square foot at a time!👇 Tradies/DIYers: Give me your best caster wheel recommendations! Do I go for locking ones on all four corners? Let me know below!
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16/07/2026

🌿 Hi, I’m the person behind The Little Daisy Shed. I’m a millennial who somehow turned a bottom drawer full of “that might come in handy one day” treasures into a shed... then into a home... and now into a workshop.

I’ve never believed a home should just follow trends.

I think it should tell a story.

I’m the person who notices the little things...
The colours.
The textures.
The worn edges.
The pieces others walks past.

Where others see something ready for the skip...
I see possibility. A solution.

By day, I’m a secondary Design & Technology teacher.

Outside of school, I’m happiest making, restoring, creating and moving!

You’ll usually find me...
🤍 painting furniture
🤍 styling forgotten corners
🤍 collecting vintage finds
🤍with my dog
🤍 planning a project

The Little Daisy Shed first began back in 2015.

Life changed.
Teaching became my career.
The business became something I quietly tucked away.

But I’ve learnt that careers aren’t always linear.

We’re allowed to have passions outside the main job.

Sometimes those passions are the things that make us feel most like ourselves.

So this doesn’t feel like starting over...

It feels like coming home. 🌼

Welcome to my little corner of the internet...
A place for restored furniture, vintage finds, creative projects and design solutions.

(Although, if you stick around long enough, don’t be surprised if I restyle this little corner a few times too. 😉)

16/07/2026

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da1IGH5ohVa/?igsh=ajFqeHR1NGFvbGVp

31/03/2026

31/03/2026

Mission 1: Clean the workshop 🛠️
Step one of reopening for business: figure out why I own this much random stuff in the first place.
Today’s achievement: made a dent… and uncovered tools I forgot I had (so basically like Christmas, but dusty).
Daily updates incoming—let’s see how long the motivation lasts.