Seasonal floral designs from my farm studio in County Tyrone, grown on our own patch and made by hand.
Wreaths
Fresh and dried, for the door and for remembering.
Bouquets, buttonholes and ceremony flowers.
Hand-tied with whatever is best that week.
Low, abundant flowers for gatherings.
Arches and frames, built in the shed.
Gift vouchers
From £25, sent by email.
Workshops
Planned with you from the first chat to the morning itself, in colours and stems that suit you, your venue and the season.
Love is patient, love is kind.1 Corinthians 13:4
Fresh wreaths of foliage and garden flowers, or everlasting dried wreaths of pampas, hydrangea and seed heads, finished with ribbon.
A relaxed few hours among the flowers. Everything is provided, and you take home what you make.
A door wreath on moss with seasonal foliage, seed heads and dried flowers.
Choose, condition and spiral stems straight from the patch.
For birthdays, hen parties and get-togethers, on a date that suits you.
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Choose any amount from £25, in steps of £5. Add their name and yours, pay securely, and we'll email the voucher to you or straight to them.
Every good and perfect gift is from above.James 1:17
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Grown on our family farm. Created in the Cow Shed.
My flowers grow in raised beds beside an old farm shed: sweet peas, cosmos, sunflowers, snapdragons and dahlias. Every stem is cut, conditioned and arranged by hand, and because I'm small, every order gets my full attention.
With love, from The Cow Shed
Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow.Matthew 6:28
How a working farm building on Mullintor Farm became a home for flowers, one stage at a time.
Where it all began: an old calf shed, not in the best of shape. But God gave us a vision for it.
Finding just the right shade of blue for the door.
A fresh coat of white brings the old walls back to life.
New window panes, with frames painted to match. It's all in the details.
From the outside, it's starting to look the part.
Then the real work began inside.
Dust mask on, drill in hand: demolition day.
Out with the old stalls.
The digger clears the rubble, with the farm dogs supervising.
A new level floor goes down.
Back to the bare stone walls.
The first worktable takes its place.
Cutting timber for the fit-out.
Clearing the last of the rubble, with a little help.
Load after load of rubble carried away.
The old stone wall, ready for new wiring.
Nothing wasted: old pallets saved for a new life.
Learning new skills, one cut at a time.
Cladding the wall with the old pallet wood.
Up on the roof to take off the old.
Stripping the roof back from the platform.
Off with the old roof…
…and on with the new, with the farm dog keeping watch.
New lighting brings the shed to life.
Tables and chairs ready for workshops and gatherings.
The kitchen goes in.
Finished with a traditional Belfast sink.
“Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it”PSALM 127:1
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I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.1 Corinthians 3:6