Bridget Bodenham is a young potter based in  rural Victoria. Loving the feel and shape of old cooking utensils has resulted in works that are robust and raw and reflect an unapologetic love of throwing, moulding and creating from clay.

Working recently in the UK has clearly not diminished Elodie's sense of fun or style. She has doubled up her funky pendant designs with assymetrical loops and more hand made glass beads in a mouth watering array of colours.

Opening on Friday 3 April "Little Un's". Ceramic works by three Queensland Potters, Mel Robson, Kenji Uranishi and Shannon Garson. The brief for this group show was 'keep it small'and the artists were only too happy to oblige. On show until 24 April 2009.

"Life's a Cake Walk...far from it she thinks" by Julie Niekamp. These and more will be on show at Frankston Art Centre from 18 March - 26 April 2009. Smaller (similarly quirky) collaged works on paper will be available at Pomme.

Kristina’s work is textural and quite sculptural with patterns and decorative designs that owe much to the furl of a ruffle, the detail of a piece of lace or an ethnic carving.

Valentine's day 2009 saw Saturday's Age feature an article on Flick Pope and Leisa Wharington. You can see Leisa's new project, and more of her work, at The Somers General Store.

Tiny, perfect vessels

New ceramic works by Bridget will delight and confound. Has the Easter Bunny missed a nest? Has an egg fallen from a nest? Neither. You're looking at a morter and pestle. (And a work of art).

Anjila Singh Botanical Impressions range of silver rings and pendants on tourmaline beads. Hand pressed silver with impressions of leaves or flowers, inspired by folds of cloth they retain an organic, quite irregular feel.

Leisa Wharington's rich palate of colour brightens any winter's day. (And let's not forget her most recent work in progress! Somers General Store).

Of course Pomme patrons have good taste but if you had any doubt Pomme's place in the September Home Beautiful Magazine's style hunter book will put your mind at rest!

Winter finally go to me and it's been out with the white and in with Dick "Miffy" Brunaesque colours. I feel warmer already!

Not surprising to find kitty has a solution for wet weather with her umbrella stud earrings.

Fresh in from the creator of Kiity Came Home purses a "super clutch" for those who need to take just that little bit extra out with them.

Madeleine Beatty has a jewellery label called "Madz Has Runaway". I would probably have stocked her work for the name alone, don't you love it? Her resin bangles and brooches are, happily, now available at Pomme.

All the way from St Kilda Pip Fizpatrick produces small, but perfectly formed, canvases that you will have no trouble finding a place for both in your home and in your heart.

We don't know where she's been but it looks like it involved a horse, Japan and autumn leaves. Wherever it was Kitty Came Home is back and we have her purses available to prove it.

Introducing "te." a Melbourne based design team that creates hand stitched, hand crafted, beautifully designed leather bags, wallets and accessories.

Adventures of the Curious produce this piece, there's also a "best friends". (Just don't ruin a beautiful friendship arguing over who gets to wear "best"!) $160 for the pair.

Plenty of interest in Neil William's landscapes since this picture was widely seen. More images of new works available on his page.

This week's Sunday Life Magazine, published in Sydney and Melbourne, feaures a profile on my home that includes this picture of me perched in immaculate surroundings. To friends and family all I can say is thank heavens for stylists!

This Month's U.S edition of Elle Magazine features a page of interesting items from around the world one sourced from none other than Pomme. Prepare to fight your way through a throng of Americans!