Build a town from paper

This house has been our family’s home for 60 years, and it’s lovely to have that continuity. My mum was born here on the living room floor, and it used to belong to my late grandparents. It’s set over

Note Unless otherwise specified, use a regular knitted cast on for all pieces. HOUSE COVER (MAKE 1) Cast on 58 sts using 4mm needles and Yarn A. Start at the bottom edge of the tiled roof. Row 1 (RS)

EASY You Will Need • Quilling papers: 10 mmstrips in Pink (3), Lightpurple (7), Sky blue (9),Light green (22), Lightyellow (38) and Apricot(52) (our selectionavailable fromtillyviktor.com) • Your choi

I was pregnant with our second child when we started house hunting during Covid, taking advantage of the stamp duty freeze. We’d outgrown our small house and the layout didn’t work for a young family.

Although the gardens at Crook Hall in the city of Durham date back to the 13th century, under the care of Ann Tulloch they are constantly evolving. Now consisting of a series of fascinating rooms, the

In pursuit of a sleek, light-drenched and thoroughly modern home, Sara Mungeam radically remodelled and extended a 1950s house