1ST EDITION EVERTHE GARDEN ISSUE

IN THIS ISSUE: a new lazybones store location | make your own terrarium | win a set of ceramics

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WE’VE LONG THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT WE COULD DO TO SHOW OUR WONDERFUL CUSTOMERS A LITTLE TASTE OF WHAT HAPPENS INSIDE THE LAZYBONES WORLD... As the company is growing, the product range expanding and our locations spreading all over the world, we thought a little newspaper would be the perfect way for you to keep in touch with everything that is going on.

Introducing lazybones street, available 3 times a year. We will feature what’s new in our world, recipes of food we love to eat, interviews with people we think are interesting (and hope you do too), how-to guides and “LAZYBONES EVERYDAY” featuring women from all around and how they style their lazybones! And best of all, it’s free! So go on, take a look, have a read, pass it on to a friend and enjoy!x lazybones

AN INTRODUCTION TO LAZYBONES STREET

SO WHAT’S NEW?We’re so excited to announce the opening of our first store in America! Located on Main Street, Santa Monica LA, the store will showcase all things lazybones as well as a collection of local and vintage finds. The space also features a vacant lot next door which will be converted into an edible urban garden thanks to the

help of our friends at Farmscape (see article on next page). The garden features our own range of outdoor furniture using recycled and repurposed materials and will be a lovely haven to sit in and relax. The store is scheduled to open December 5th, 2014.

Our range of ceramics was released a few months ago with a great response

so far! We plan on growing the range to include more favourite servingware and dinnerware items in fun vintage patterns.

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“we’re so excited to announce the

opening of our first store in America!”

TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOURSELF As the Sales Director for our LA Office, I am responsible for all initial client communication from inquiry through project installation. My education is in Environmental Science and my work experience is primarily in business management. I have been an avid home gardener for about 20 years and am currently pursuing a Certificate in Landscape Architecture.

WHAT DOES A TYPICAL DAY INVOLVE FOR YOU? A typical day can involve many things from corresponding with potential and existing clients, doing site visits, overseeing installations, and working on special projects with my colleagues at Farmscape. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVOURITE PROJECT SO FAR? A couple of months ago we did an installation of a 48-vine front yard Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard near our office in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles. The best part has been returning to the site and seeing the progress of the grapes over the summer season. In about 4 years this little vine-yard will be producing some very fine wine.

WHAT WOULD BE YOUR DREAM PROJECT? Honestly a project like the upcoming lazybones installation in Santa Monica, as it is a nice combination of good old-fashioned vegetable growing combined with elements of landscape design all set within a unique urban setting. It is so rewarding to be involved in projects that are pushing the envelope on what a unique urban space can be with a company like lazybones that

is passionate about sustainability and demonstrating to the public and its customers how we can bring the farm back to the city.

FAVOURITE PLANT? This is a tough question as I seem to have a favorite plant with each season. I am currently propagating some Kalanchoe baharensis plants at home and absolutely love them. As for vegetables, we grew a variety of tomato called “Carbon” this summer in our office garden. It was one of the best tomatoes I have ever tried and had an interesting reddish black color.

ANY TIPS FOR HOW PEOPLE CAN START THEIR OWN EDIBLE GARDEN IN A SMALL SPACE? Yes, first thing to do is make certain that you have adequate sunlight exposure. A viable edible garden should get at least 6 hours of direct sunlight to be productive. Once that is established, a good rich soil (raised beds work great), and a consistent watering schedule are keys to good yields.

CAN YOU GIVE US A LITTLE INSIGHT INTO WHAT PEOPLE CAN EXPECT FROM THE FARMSCAPE/LAZYBONES SPACE? I envision an inviting space where people can enjoy a tranquil garden setting while at the same time be inspired to grow something at home. The design of the space is not set in stone yet but it will feature an interesting mix of native and drought tolerant plantings, raised bed vegetable production, herbs, flowers, and a variety of seating areas to take it all in.farmscapegardens.com

INTERVIEW WITH: SEAN FROM FARMSCAPE

INTRODUCING LAZYBONES CERAMICS

- For many years we have dreamed of the day we could drink a coffee out of a lazybones mug, and, after much research and trying to find you the best quality servingware, we’re so excited

to show you our very own ceramics!

This distinctive range includes dinner and side plates, bowls, mugs and café au lait bowls (for

your dips, icecream or nuts!) in a variety of vintage-inspired prints.

// Bowl: $15.95 // Dinner Plate: $19.95 // Side Plate: $12.95 // Mug: $14.95

// Cafe Au Lait bowl: $12.95AVAILABLE IN LAZYBONES STORES, ONLINE AND AT

SELECTED STOCKISTS.

BANANA & QUINOA PANCAKES WITH VANILLA BEAN YOGHURT, BERRIES AND MAPLE SYRUP.SERVES 4These pancakes are the perfect quick and healthy start to the day.

FOR THE PANCAKES: 1 cup quinoa flakes1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder1/4 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract2/3 cup almond (or other non-dairy milk)1 egg, lightly beaten1 slightly overripe banana1 teaspoon ground flaxseed2 tbsp macadamia or coconut oil

TOPPING:1 cup raspberries Vanilla Bean yoghurt for dollopingMaple SyrupYour favourite chopped nuts & coconut flakes

METHOD: Mix the ground flaxseed, quinoa flakes, baking powder and salt in a medium bowl. In another bowl, mash the banana, add the vanilla extract, almond milk and beaten egg and mix together. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and stir until well combined. Heat the oil in a non-stick pan on medium heat, add in small scoops of the pancake mix, leaving enough room to allow each pancake to be flipped, and making sure they are small enough to flip easily with a spatula. Cook for about 3 minutes on each side (don’t be tempted to flip too early!) or until each side is nice and golden. Divide pancakes onto each plate, top with a dollop of Vanilla Bean yoghurt, a good handful of raspberries, drizzle with maple syrup and sprinkle some chopped nuts and coconut flakes on top..

PECAN, RICOTTA, HONEY & CINNAMON TOAST

SERVES 2This is the best breakfast when you feel like something not

super savoury but not sickly sweet, the creamy ricotta topped with crunch of the toasted pecans is delicious.

INGREDIENTS:4 slices of your favourite sourdough bread

1/3 cup fresh ricotta1/4 cup pecans, chopped in half

4 tbsp honey1 tsp cinnamon powder

METHOD: Place your slices of bread under a grill and toast until slightly golden. Spread ricotta evenly over slices of

bread, be generous! Sprinkle some cinnamon over each slice of bread and top with pecan slices. Drizzle over honey

evenly and place the slices under the grill for another 2-3 minutes until pecans are nicely toasted, keeping a close

eye so they don’t burn. Enjoy straight away!

RECIPES WE LOVE

SWEET BREAKFASTS

WIN A SET OF LAZYBONES CERAMICS! ONE LUCKY PERSON WILL WIN A LAZYBONES CERAMICS GIFT SET INCLUDING: 4 x dinner plates 4 x side plates 4 x bowls and 4 x mugs. Winner can choose their preferred print and can mix and match the set! Prints: Daisy, Atomic or Picnic. HOW TO ENTER: To go into the draw, simply hashtag your favourite food memory on our Instagram: #lazybonesceramics

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Instagram – ‘Ceramics Giveaway’ Terms & Conditions The promoter is Lazybones & Homebodies Pty Ltd, PO BOX 12346 Clunes NSW 2480 (ABN 12 098 076 709) The promotion commences at 9am Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) on 01/11/14 and closes at 5pm AEST on 29/12/14. The promotion is open to Australian residents only. You must operate a public Instagram account in order to be eligible to enter. Employees of the Promoter, their immediate families and their associated agencies and companies are ineligible to enter. To be eligible to win the prize you must hashtag your favourite food memory via Lazybones Instagram: #lazybonesceramics. You may enter the competition as many times as you like but only one prize will be awarded. The Promoter does not accept any responsibility for late, lost or misdirected entries or submissions and reserve the right to distribute and share the content we receive. The winner will be decided the Promoter in its absolute discretion. Chance plays no part in the selection of the winner. The Promoter’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the result.The winner will be advised by the Promoter via their Instagram account and be required to submit a valid email address to the Promoter within 48 hours of notification. If you do not respond within 48 hours of being notified you will forfeit your prize and the Promoter reserves the right to select another winner. We also reserve the right to select another winner in the event that you are ineligible for entry to this promotion. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for undelivered or incorrectly provided email information. There will be one prize pack on offer valued at $255.20. One winner will receive a Lazybones ceramics prize package including 4 x dinner plates (RRP $19.95 each), 4 x side plates (RRP $12.95 each), 4 x bowls (RRP $15.95 each) and 4 x mugs (RRP $14.95 each). The winner will get to choose their preferred print and can mix and match the set. Prints are: Daisy, Atomic or Picnic. The prize, or any unused portion of the prize, is not transferable or exchangeable and cannot be taken as cash. If for some reason the advertised prize is not available, the Promoter reserves the right to offer an alternative prize of equal or greater value. The Promoter will endeavour to send the prize within a month of the competition end date but cannot guarantee this delivery time. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for lost or undelivered items or incorrectly provided address details. The Promoter and each of its related bodies corporate, their officers, employees and agents will not be liable for any loss, damage or personal injury (including but not limited to indirect or consequential loss) what-soever that is suffered or sustained in connection with this promotion, the promotion of this promotion or the receipt or use of the prize, except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law. If for any reason this promotion is not capable of running as planned, including due to infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorised intervention, fraud, technical failures or any other causes beyond the control of the Promoter, which corrupt or affect the administration security, fairness or integrity or proper conduct of this promotion, the Promoter reserves the right in its sole and absolute discretion to disqualify any individual or entrant who tampers with the entry process, to take any action that may be available, and to cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the competition. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram. By participating you hereby release

and hold Instagram harmless from any and all actions, claims, demands, damages or costs arising or resulting from this promotion.

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HOW TO: MAKE A TERRARIUM

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YOU WILL NEED: Glass container Activated charcoal pieces Succulent potting soilExtra container to mix inGlovesTerrarium plantsPebbles Watering can

1. Place around 1-2 inches of charcoal in the base of your glass container. In a separate container, mix equal amounts of extra charcoal and soil together.

2. Fill your container a third full with the charcoal and soil mix. Ensure the soil is packed tightly to avoid big air pockets.

3. Carefully remove the plants from their containers and place them on top of the soil.

4. Start with the smaller plants at the front and the taller ones around the back. Use your hands to pack extra soil in and around plants.

5. Sprinkle pebbles on top of the soil and between the plants.

6. Water your plants. Future watering depends on the types of plants you have and your environment. Check the soil for moisture before you water them again.

7. And there you have it, your own terrarium! Your terrarium thrives best in a well-lit area with indirect light.

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EVERYDAY LAZYBONES

WITH: KIRBEE LAWLER

TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOUR BACKGROUND?I am an Illustrator and Graphic Designer from Sydney. I am vintage obsessed and you can quite often find me exploring vintage and antique markets for everything cute and kitsch! I collect lots of things, from vintage Bakelite jewellery and celluloid brooches to woodland animal figurines and cameras. When I am not vintage hunting (with gelato rest stops in between) you can usually find me working on a new drawing. I love to draw animals and I am heavily influenced by the Victorian era in illustration.

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HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR PERSONAL STYLE?I would say that my personal style is mostly influenced by the 1940’s and 50’s. I love those eras for their amazing hair styles and the dresses! For me an outfit isn’t complete without a brooch - it is a rare day that I don’t pop on a brooch from my collection. I think it is so much fun to play mix and match with the dresses and cardigans in my wardrobe. There are just so many combinations to be had!

WHERE DO YOU DRAW INSPIRATION FROM?I draw inspiration for my outfits from lots of different places, my friends, people I see around me and probably most of all from seeing people’s amazing outfits on instagram! I follow so many amazing girls from all around the world, it is always so fun to see how people put things together and look like they have stepped out from another time. When I began dressing in a more vintage style I used to worry that people would think that I was heading to a fancy dress party, but then I started thinking ‘well every day should be a fancy dress party if you get to wear clothes like this!’. I don’t think you should save wearing pretty dresses for a special occasion (although don’t get me wrong, I love a special occasion dress!), it is just so much more fun to wear fun clothes everyday!

IF YOU COULD GO BACK IN TIME AND LIVE IN ANY ERA, WHICH WOULD IT BE?I would have to choose the 1950’s. I would spend my days sipping on milkshakes (vanilla malt of course) at the perfectly pastel local milkbar with my sketch book drawing bunnies and my dream sky blue mustang would be parked out the front. In saying that though I do very much appreciate our modern day mod-cons and I don’t know if I had to go back in time if I would be so willing to give up my mobile phone. I guess an endless supply of Fifties Dresses might be a good pay off?

TIPS FOR LAYERING VINTAGE CLOTHING?I think it is great to mix modern and vintage pieces, especially when there are so many amazing pieces of clothing being made that are vintage inspired. I love pairing a vintage dress with a new cardigan and flipped around with a modern dress and vintage cardi! I think the key is to pick out colours from your main piece of clothing and just match it back with something else. From a belt to a brooch to a cute nylon head scarf (my

personal favourite) it is fun to put together an outfit that is a mix of new and old. YOUR FAVOURITE THING TO DO IN SYDNEY?My perfect day out in Sydney would be starting the day off either at a weekend vintage market to look for new treasures with by best friend, or popping into some opshops then stopping off at Daisy’s Milkbar for a Vanilla Malt milkshake to re-fuel. I think the vintage markets in Sydney are amazing, there always seems to be something

on! It is also so nice to just jump in the car and explore, I love tak-ing day trips out to places with my camera to take pictures along the way. IF YOU COUD LEARN TO DO ANYTHING, WHAT WOULD IT BE?I can actually say that something I have wanted to do for a long time is learn how to Swing Dance and I can finally tick it off my list! I started taking lessons a couple of months ago and I am having so much fun! I figured since I love the fashion of the era so much that I should learn to dance too. It’s a perfect excuse to twirl around in pretty dresses. The Swing Dance community in Sydney is really great, with so many lessons and events being held around the place. I don’t know what I would add to my list of things to learn now, but I am sure to think of something else I would like to learn soon.

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“ it is just so much more

fun to wear fun clothes

everyday!”

from left to right: Kirbee wears Laura dress in Tin Can Bay, Lara dress in Aloha and Alice dress in Paradise

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