For all your official Shed of the year news
The Sunday Times has a front page feature on “Sheds for girls” in it’s Home section today – unless you subscribe you can’t read it online. They feature various lady sheddies who are getting in on the act of Shed ownership from their men folk – We have always welcome that on Readersheds – even… Continue reading The Sunday Times – covers Sheds for Girls – Shed Week gets a mention
photo credit: pokpok313 Just checking how people find the shedblog, I get some normal shed stuff in my logs like > how to build a shepherds hut > how to convert a shed into a sauna > where is james may garden > how to build an eco straw house > how to heat shed… Continue reading SHEDBLOG.CO.UK QUESTIONS
Not only did I see a Shepherds hut at Heligan they had great walled gardens including a wonderful stone potting shed. I could not get a great photo of it, but this is what I got [flickr]photo:3518899937[/flickr][flickr]photo:3518880211[/flickr][flickr]photo:3519682412[/flickr][flickr]photo:3519614274[/flickr] The gardens are well worth a visit if you are in Cornwall but not sure how busy it… Continue reading Potting Shed at Lost Gardens of Heligan
From the wonderful old to the amazing new This week I am highlighting two sheds from different sides of the tracks, one is modern and artistic and technowossname, the other is broken down but with a history. The Honeycomb Retreat Made from organic sculptural panels which allow lots of light in but protects from rain… Continue reading Just Sheds Tuesday : Harry & the Honeycomb
Our friends over at Thurgarton Iron Works have got themselves a Sales & Marketing Director to look after their interests in Shed of the year 2008, I wish I could bankroll a expert in that field 😉 His first remit will be to concentrate his Monster marketing efforts on the upcoming Readers Sheds competition and… Continue reading Thurgarton Iron Works new Sales & Marketing Director