Kirstie Allsopp creates speedy and easy 1960s-style pop art using a spray can. Will her handiwork be the perfect addition to Amber and Colin's cool living room? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp demonstrates cool tricks for dressing a dining table. She makes a paper napkin rose and a cupcake bouquet, and uses vintage teacups for a gorgeous place setting. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp is tasked with creating a fun bedroom that young girls Daisy-May and Amy can grow into. She uses vintage fabric for a pinboard and the girls help to create jewellery boxes. [S]
Master sculptor and gilder Adam Williamson shows Kirstie Allsopp how easy it is to apply gold leaf to a second-hand picture frame, giving it that luxury look. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp shows how forgotten furniture can be liberated from landfill, as she teams up with furniture maker Simon Bell to revive an old dining room chair. [S]
Paper-cutter extraordinaire Poppy Chancellor helps Kirstie Allsopp to create unique personalised wedding invitations. Kirstie also makes a wonderful craft collage of a newborn baby. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp helps Amber and Colin turn their love-starved bedroom into a vintage haven. With the flat-pack furniture gone, will it be transformed into the peaceful space they crave? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp helps Amber and Colin turn their love-starved bedroom into a vintage haven. With the flat-pack furniture gone, will it be transformed into the peaceful space they crave? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp demonstrates cool tricks for dressing a dining table. She makes a paper napkin rose and a cupcake bouquet, and uses vintage teacups for a gorgeous place setting. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp is tasked with creating a fun bedroom that young girls Daisy-May and Amy can grow into. She uses vintage fabric for a pinboard and the girls help to create jewellery boxes. [S]
Paper-cutter extraordinaire Poppy Chancellor helps Kirstie Allsopp to create unique personalised wedding invitations. Kirstie also makes a wonderful craft collage of a newborn baby. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp helps Amber and Colin turn their love-starved bedroom into a vintage haven. With the flat-pack furniture gone, will it be transformed into the peaceful space they crave? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp brings the swinging 60s to Amber and Colin's seaside pad in Edinburgh's Portobello, with some cool concrete and a class in screen-printing furniture. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp reveals how forgotten furniture can be liberated from landfill, as she teams up with furniture maker Simon Bell to revive an old dining room chair. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp helps single dad Rich to create an original bedroom for his two young daughters, including a fabulous tree mural and some very clever upcycling. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp demonstrates cool tricks for dressing a dining table. She makes a paper napkin rose and a cupcake bouquet, and uses vintage teacups for a gorgeous place setting. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp is tasked with creating a fun bedroom that young girls Daisy-May and Amy can grow into. She uses vintage fabric for a pinboard and the girls help to create jewellery boxes. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp works her home-made magic on Nick and Ellie's neglected Tunbridge Wells home. Can a linocut craft and wicker class help give them the 1930s twist they crave? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp shows how easy it is to create things for our homes and loved ones. This episode features sugarcraft, perfume-making and Victorian-style silhouettes. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp helps Amber and Colin turn their love-starved bedroom into a vintage haven. With the flat-pack furniture gone, will it be transformed into the peaceful space they crave? [S]
In this bite-size episode, Kirstie Allsopp's challenge is to craft a vintage-inspired nursery for parents-to-be Iman and Heather. Can she create the baby bedroom of their dreams? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp is tasked with creating a fun bedroom that young girls Daisy-May and Amy can grow into. She uses vintage fabric for a pinboard and the girls help to create jewellery boxes. [S]
Iman and Heather want to decorate their new house in an opulent 1920s style. Iman likes to buy brand new, but can Kirstie Allsopp convince him that second-hand isn't always second best? [S]
Kirstie Allsopp shows how easy it is to create things for our homes and the people in our lives. This episode features sugarcraft, perfume-making and Victorian-style silhouettes. [S]
In this bite-size episode, Kirstie Allsopp teams up with master potter Richard Miller to help Ellie and Nick create their very own plates to complement their new 1930s dining room.
Neglected due to family and business, Nick and Ellie's Tunbridge Wells home needs the magic of Kirstie Allsopp's linocut craft and wicker class to give it the 1930s twist they want. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp meets Iman and Heather, who want to decorate their new house in 1920s style. Iman only likes to buy brand new; can Kirstie convince him second-hand isn't always second best? [S]
In this bite-size edition, Kirstie Allsopp helps single dad Rich to create an original bedroom for his two young daughters, featuring a fabulous tree mural and some clever upcycling. [S]
Kirstie Allsopp shows how easy it is to make things for both the home and the important people in our lives. This episode features sugarcraft and a masterclass in perfume-making. [S]