Creativity
We believe in embracing creativity, however that looks for you. Our Creativity chapter offers soothing colour-in puzzle pages as well as engaging articles on creative pursuits – from the familiar to the quirky. Read about fascinating creatives and find inspiration in their enthusiasm for life. There’s no better way to slow down and awaken your mind.
Edith Head’s iconic designs in classic Hollywood
In the golden era of Hollywood, where glamour and elegance adorned the silver screen, one name stood out among the stars, albeit not in front of...
Personalised Stationery: Crafting Elegance with Paper
Imagine the pleasure of sending a note on stationery that bears the unique imprint of your own handiwork.
Craft Paper Mosaic Art: Creating a Tapestry of Colour
Delve into the intricate world of mosaic art using craft paper, a medium both versatile and vibrant.
Best blooms for dried arrangements
Dried flowers are a colourful and easy way of bringing nature into your home. Here are the best flowers for growing and drying.
Agatha Christie’s Greenway: a writer’s garden
Nestled near the serene banks of the River Dart in Devon, England, lies Greenway, the beloved home and garden of the iconic mystery novelist,...
Guiding light: Craft your own paper lantern
Used for decoration, religious ceremony, or simply to light the way, paper lanterns have been used for centuries and across many cultures. Make...
Sealed with a kiss: An origami seal tutorial
These naturally curious, semiaquatic marine mammals can be found in habitats all over the world, with species that span from the Hawaiian Islands...
Make your own indulgent candle
Bees, soy, paraffin? Start your chandlery here with Mindful Puzzles guide to creating your own luxurious sensory experience.
Karina Dias Pires spotlights 32 Australian artists
In her new book Artists at Home, Brazilian-born Australian writer, photographer, and creative director Karina Dias Pires explores the art of 32...
Remaining an artist once you grow up
Pablo Picasso said that ‘every child is an artist.’ When we’re young, we draw with carefree abandon, and escape into whimsical realities...
