Earth Things
Frances Glory CostelloeA newsletter from Frances Costelloe. EARTH: Someone who is relatively new to gardening Frances hopes to bring a fresh perspective to her learnings. THINGS: everything in between be it tips, tricks, shopping, DIY, art and culture.
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The Gardens That Made Me
Aged 2 in my Camden garden
Simplicity versus Chaos
A moment of calm in the chaos of home. Wearing my new Earth Things cap and my teddy t-shirt which was one of the first things I got after not buying clothes for a year
Small Joys
I made a promise when I created Earth Things to deliver these articles as a biannual affair. I am sitting here writing while my daughter is trying to complete the Disney + Channel as she recovers from a night-time tummy bug. Luckily for me,...
A Year of Not Buying Clothes
In 2023 I followed an excellent Instagram account called The Broke Generation where the founder Emma Edwards challenged herself to not buy clothes for a year. She was sick of emotional spending and decided to take a break; shop her own clot...
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Frances Costelloe is a London-based artist, brand consultant & garden designer. Known for her expressive line drawings & nature-inspired ceramics. Her work explores the intersection of art, design & the natural world.
A newsletter by Frances Costelloe. EARTH: As someone who is relatively new to gardening she hopes to bring a fresh perspective to her learnings. THINGS: everything in between be it tips, tricks, shopping, DIY, art and culture.
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