Here at Pretty Odd, we love a mascot - Whether it's the butterfly in our logo (and our 'points' system when you shop with us!); Donnie our newsletter-carrying pigeon who wings his way to your inbox every month; or Winnie our witchy familiar who adorns our mugs and visits us every Halloween - but an Easter bunny who leaves eggs every Easter? How did that begin?!
Hello everyone! How are you all? We're just popping on to let you all know that our heartwarming collection of festive treats has hit the website and our Christmas Shop is now open! Not one to rush the season's arrival (we never want to say goodbye to Autumn!) there is something lovely in embracing the changing seasons... tavern food, frosty walks and comfort tv! So whether it's our warming gingerbread latte fudge, our herbals for cold nights and mornings, or the glow of one of our gorgeous seasonal candles - we hope you find something that you love, or that makes that perfect token gift. After all, it's the thought that counts (and I'm JUST as excited about a bag of...
Hello! I hope you're all well and enjoying the first signs of Spring! (We know the UK weather can be a little temperamental this time of year, but we'd like to think full time Spring is just around the corner!) and with the clocks going forward this Sunday, it marks a shift into what we hope are brighter days ahead, both physically and mentally (Autumn is my forever fave time of year, but there is a special place in my heart for Spring. Daffodils, pastels, lighter nights...) and obviously for those of you among us who are Religious, this time of year is about way more than the Easter Bunny! We never really got on board with the whole New...
"Deep sleeps the Winter, Cold, wet and grey; Surely all the world is dead; Spring is far away. Wait! the world shall waken; It is not dead, for lo, The Fair Maids of February Stand in the snow!" ‘The Snowdrop Fairy’ - Cicely Mary Barker. They're here! The first signs of Spring. Traditionally a symbol of less positive omens (the Victorians didn't like them in the house, their worst-case scenario was death!) we've spotted our first snowdrops on our walks! Now often seen as a symbol of hope due to the fact that it is often the first to flower at the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring, we can't help but appreciate a sign that there are...
