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You may have remembers the call out from Sarah McManus ages ago, she was after a shed and a shedload of sequins to cover the shed, it was for art or something, well she has finished the shed and it’s on show in Swansea. Sarah kindly invited me to the opening but I was unable… Continue reading Remember that Shed covered in sequins? Well its now on show
A new show on the BBC last night, High Street Dreams with Jo Malone and Nick Leslau who help eight individuals as they try to launch new products. I missed it but thanks to @awv for giving me a heads up The Singh family from East London hand-produce their own recipe for chilli sauce within… Continue reading High Street Dreams – Chilli Sauce in the Shed
Dylan (who is 4) is lucky enough to have had a great shed makeover for his birthday. I will let Dad rob explain. Started as wendy house for my two daughters Caitlin and Bethan, which they loved when they were young. As they both got older they used it less and less and it started… Continue reading They start those sheddies young in Wales- Dylan’s Army Base Shed
We have some great sheds on readersheds that are used for Museums! Colne Valley Postal History Museum Steve Knight Halstead, Essex Museum Shed mary Leahy Rear of Garden Sanctuary Nigel Pettyfer Bishops Sutton, Hants The Bygones Museum Darren Stride GT Yarmouth, Norfolk The Ariel 3 Motorcycle Museum Andrew Mulcahy Brislington, Bristol Museum Shed Andy Brighton
A great unique “garden office” from one of our American sheddies. Its a multi-functional, portable (on wheels), AND built from salvaged materials-shed structure. The goal was to make it as small and simple (to construct) as possible, and as multi- faceted, as I could. “The Hickshaw” was designed to serve as a micro- shed, sauna,… Continue reading Weird but great shed : The Hickshaw (a rickshaw shed, for hicks)
see more There I Fixed It The site that it’s on seems to show things that was done on the cheap and not very well, but I think this is a great shed?
John “Grizz” Deal wants to put a nuclear reactor in your shed in your back garden According to the Times. photo credit: TravOC As nuclear plants go, these are tiny, about the size of a shed. They will be buried 6ft underground, can run virtually unmanned for a decade and provide enough power for 20,000… Continue reading Would you want a nuclear reactor in your shed – dont worry It’s not going to happen anytime soon
Further to our “first in there” post about triming up your shed this Christmas. Shed Judge Sarah Beeny has launched a competition to find the most insanely decorated house and after comfirmation sheds are allowed to enter. Everyone knows that adding a bit of glamour and originality to your house makes it more desirable to… Continue reading Trim up your shed (or house) for Christmas and win DIY vouchers from the Beeny @tepilo
After the positive Xmas post yesterday today is a Warning to sheddiesd this yuletide. photo credit: Unhindered by Talent I am member of the cardifffreecycle group and their admin sent this timely email out last night. The police are reporting a high number of shed break-ins. Two days after receiving a letter from the police… Continue reading Warning to Sheddies this Christmas
Sheddie pj slim is featured in this months edition of home cinema choice magazine You can see more pictures of his shed over at readersheds.co.uk of course.