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I have seen quite a few shed related books in my time, but it’s always great to see a book featuring a shed aimed at children. Thanks to the author, Ian, for the follow-on Instagram and some info about Albert and the shed. Looks like a great book for youngster who love animal stories and… Continue reading Albert and the shed
We love artist Chris here on shedblog, not just for his amazing allotment paintings, but everything he paints in general. I treated myself to one of his now sold out calendars for Christmas, and Chris kindly sent me one to give away to you sheddies. I will get it to the winner after the Christmas… Continue reading Win a Chris Cyprus 2024 Calendar
Sheds are sometimes seen as the smallest spaces on people’s property, well these “small sheds” take the wossname (literary). They are mostly the littlest rooms, Yes, sheds that are toilets/WC/loos/latrines, whatever you call them! So here are some that have been entered for #shedoftheyear over the years. Take a seat and enjoy 1) The Pilgrims… Continue reading Sit down and admire these toilet sheds
This year 2023 is the 17th year I have run the Shed of the year competition here in the UK. It’s still great, we are getting a lot of shed views of older sheds that entered Shed of the year a few years back (a lot of traffic from my Pinterest boards), but even better… Continue reading The most viewed sheds of 2023
London-based artist beats over 200 entrants to win this year’s Cuprinol Shed of the Year competition with ‘The Frankenshed’ Celebrating its 17th year, Archie will take home Cuprinol Shed of the Year’s biggest prize yet Taking the title as the first winner from the competition’s new ‘Colourful’ category, introduced in 2023 Archie Proudfoot, an independent… Continue reading ‘THE FRANKENSHED’ WINS CUPRINOL SHED OF THE YEAR 2023