I am not sure how many flowers in vintage bottles I can present you with, but really there is no limit to what you can do with them, hence this little display on my deck yesterday evening.
And I have to say that I wasn’t quite sure how it was gonna fit in here, I mean, holding my hands up, purple really ain’t my thang, but still, somehow I loved it.
The funny thing is, that in the general post-Christmas cleansing of this place whereupon most things, including very nearly a child or two, have made their way in some shape or form to Vinnies, this was on the maybe pile. I was being ruthless with anything stashed in the back of a cupboard or wardrobe without any purpose in life. And this purple bottle surely was in that category.
But for some reason I hung onto it.
And then yesterday buying veggies, there from the flower aisle, calling my name, were beautiful floppy, papery, soft Lisanthus…which have become such a favourite that I can hardly walk past a flower stall without slipping a bunch into my basket…I love their delicate ruffles, tall thin stems and oval leaves…and even more I love the other name they go by Texas Blue-Bells…
…they just seem to fit the bill ’round here…
So at home with my delicate ruffles, the pinks and the purples that old bottle came to mind & so instead of cooking dinner for my family, I cleared a path through the debris that grows hourly via the BC Crew because it is the school holidays and headed out to the deck.
There I soothed myself by playing with vintage bottles, shells and Texas Blue-Bells. This past-time has just about everything going for it…low-cost, pretty things and more about the most effort required is filling bottles with water, snipping therapeutically the stems and then the ceremonious stuffing of the delicacies into vintage glass…
The white and purple work so well together. Gorgeous flowers, I wouldn’t be able to resist them either. (Had a chuckle to myself yesterday, and thought of you – after an awesome garage sale haul, my daughter asked if we should hide the stuff around the place, and maybe dad wont notice – gotta love that in an 11 year old, she’s well on her way.
Cheers,
Lisa x
P.S. – Glad you kept that bottle, and congrats to the other Lisa. She’ll have toasty toes.
I love the purple bottle Sarah, I have one very similar which I found on a remote part of our property….I don’t know the history of your bottle but the one I have started out as being a clear glass bottle….left outside and exposed to the sun over a period of years turned the bottle into a gorgeous amethyst colour.
Manganese Oxide was used in the manufacturing process to make glass clear, the Manganese ionizes due to exposure to ultra violet light from the sun and turns the glass amethyst or purple. The colour is determined by the amount of Manganese used in the process which, in your case, would have been a considerable amount to make the bottle such a deep purple.
Manganese was used in glass making in Australia from the late 1870′s to 1915, it ceased after that due to WW1 and the fact that 90% of Manganese came from Germany.
What a gorgeous floral display, and I am personally glad you kept that purple bottle because, well, its a keeper for sure! Looks so lovely with the pinks and greens and whites, and yes, purples of the flowers!
Congratulations to Lisa, winner of the UGG boots! I’ve never owned a pair, but they seem to me to be the most comfortable shoes on Earth. I fear if I did have a pair, no one would ever be able to pry them off my feet!
Can I please have that purple bottle??? Oh I love it. It is surely unique – what a great find. The clear ones are quite irresistable, too. Your photos are divine. I am intrigued by what Elizabeth commented on above – pretty cool to have a clear bottle change color due to the magnesium oxide.
It’s such an interesting bottle…love the shape..you better keep it or since we all love it so make it a giveway ! Think you need to do this with all your cast offs ! I went around doing some plundering of shops over the weekend. I did find two bottles for 2.00 each…but the very pale green ones I like were over 15.00 each ! I refuse to pay that !
It looks really nice with all your white things. Isn’t it fun when you find a little something that calls out to you. You would have regretted it if you hadn’t snatched it up.
Beautiful flowers Sarah… as always! I post a Friday Flower each week with a link up… I would be honored if you had a chance to share your post there… no harm in trying right? Lx
Gorgeous, Sarah. You know if it’s an old purple bottle, they say they turn that color. I was over at 52 Flea blog and she had shown her purple bottles and someone commented how they used to leave them on the roof to darken the colors. It’s so pretty here with your collection. And the flowers are beautiful. I love the vintage quilt or table cloth they’re on. xoxo tami
hey sarah, love the sweet shape of your purple bottle! just toss it into the ocean when you’re ready to part with it and I’ll hope it reaches me at my beach cottage on the east coast of the usa! xo Roberta
Sarah you are in good company with the relaxation benefits of flower arranging. Apparently in Japan many wealthy men are taking to flower arranging due to its stress relieving potential!
Nice job of it too!
Oh what a pretty display! I am so envious of your bottle collection – that purple bottle is a wonderful find! I collect jadeite, and just about anything green.
I too cannot walk by a flower shop or stall without some hopping into my basket! I only wish we had some Lisianthus at this time of year. Last week I picked up this amazing orchid (I actually just blogged about it!) and its so beautiful – I already can’t wait for for it to bloom again.
Your Lisianthus are so beautiful, you are making me yearn for spring!
My mother got some pale pink Lisanthus for her wedding anniversary bouquet last summer. In Swedish we call them “praire roses”, which they really look like. Such beautiful flowers, especially in your arrangement of them.
Hang on to the purple bottle. Thanks Elizabeth for the clear glass exposed to sun turning purple explanation. I’d never heard of that before and I like learning something new. Lisianthus are such pretty papery pastel looking flowers. Love their color and texture.
Thank you for the beautiful post. I love those vintage medicine bottles, the Lisianthus look amazing in them, so delicate. Now I have inspiration for the floral table centerpiece that I need to work on! Thank you so much!
I love lisianthus! I buy flowers every week and whenever lisianthus are available, they are the one I pick. I love how slightly wrinkled their petals are, plus they seem to last forever! Very nice pictures with your bottles… Looks like a page from a magazine!
Sarah, how pretty! It’s one of those warm winter days here in Florida and these photos make me feel like spring is here! I love the pink and purple flowers together and the purple bottle is a jewel, for sure! Thanks for brightening my day!
this website has certainly brightened my day – (I live up in Mackay and getting ready for a cyclone to hit later today) – this certainly inspsires me. I’ll be rummaging through garage sales and the op shops that’s for sure!!
Wow I love the pictures on your site! You have a fantastic eye for colour and arrangement! Thanks for the comment and hope you will come visit across the ditch to NZ some day soon!
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Beach Cottage ladies, we have some vintage linen and some wood/twig washed up on the beach today here in Beach Cottage Land….don’t say I don’t keep you entertained now will you . Come on in. So, yep I have posted about colanders on this blog, about things sourced from the side of the road, about [...]
G'day ladies, let's have a Too Easy Beach Cottage recipe yeah? The original place for Too Easy Recipes on the web ;-)
So, after my last salad went down a storm in my inbox, that's here if you missed it, I had to do this one seeing as I make it most weeks.
There is a problem with this salad and kiddos though...it looks, well, it looks, kinda yucky...but once they try it, they'll ask if and when they are next having it....at least that's what happens in this ratty old cottage...but I must interject here that my kiddos are 'good eaters'? ...they didn't get a choice in that ;-)
Now, stop, don't start running and hitting that next on your blog reading list, pulses are your best friend in the Too Easy Dump & Go kitchen for the busy mum, or busy anyone for that matter...that reminds me I must blog the garlic canneloni Go To for when you forgot to do dinner, feel like a bath but have three ravenous young Beach Cottage Kiddos on your hands...another day.
I am almost embarrassed to tell you how easy this is, we have it so much that I always have a couple, make that six, cans of lentils around and a jar of goat's cheese in the fridge...the great thing about this is that it's all too easy to get ready in just a few minutes, but it looks, tastes and seems like you did oh so very much more than that.
You can obviously too change it up a bit depending on what you have to hand in your kitchen, and I must say that is how I settled on this version...because one day when I made it I didn't have enough Parsley in the garden and so I chucked in some basil too, and liked the Summer feel it added.
I think of this as being a rather posh salad, not sure why, because it couldn't really be further from the truth...the great thing is that it works so well for an average run of the mill day, (when I did this for this blog post, it was a hot Sydney Sunday and I did it just simply to go with Rosemary & Garlic stuffed pork, you can see that pork here),
...but just as easily it works on a regular old Wednesday night when you have lost all enthusiasm for rustling up yet another meal, or indeed on Saturday night, when your friends are on their way over for dinner and you my friend, are in your new vintage inspired clawfoot bathtub (that's me in a few weeks time, k?) without any clothes on, a tipple and no idea what to cook for dinner...
I have a complicated and ever-changing relationship with goat's cheese...it never fails me in its performance and it never fails to impress me (you can find out a bit more on what I like in food here if you like) and I kinda collect it...because it's very easy to collect and has a fairly long fridge-life, I love trying out different ones and there's not many things I love more than goat's cheese on sourdough...but I think the best thing about it is not thinking about it exclusively in the toast/salad department...I've stuffed it in chicken and all sorts of things as a last minute and it's been fab.
But let's get down to the nitty gritty of this super salad that makes you look like an angel who has been on her knees all day scrubbing the front step when really you are in the digital world and spent most of ...
G'day Beach Cottage ladies, howdy, howdy howdy today for a Beach Cottage Too Easy recipe.
If you like cake, cream, sugar and chocolate, make this.
This is, rather than a recipe, a putting it together...as you know I am no dessert maker, but, I do make quite a few sweet things, because, somehow I have ended up with kiddos, who in their roles as offspring, believe that part of the deal, is that not only do I feed them a home-cooked meal with a few homegrown ingredients in there, yes, they also believe that dessert and not the kind that comes out of a packet is included too in this All-Inclusive Deal they call Parenthood.
So, this, for sure, is no culinary masterpiece, but if you are looking for something that is so very easy, dump-able, uses everyday ingredients and at the same time makes you look like you spent hours pulling things together plus tastes good....well, then this is for you.
Best though, you don't make this for yourself, if you have spent the most part of your week sitting on your derriere reading blogs...this my friend ain't low in the calories department...if, however, you are treating yourself to a delight in a mason jar, this is so for you.
I first had a version of this when at dinner back in Old Blighty with a girl, I once, in another life, caught the train up from our village to London with...she was a funny thing really...I am not quite sure how we got on...she was kinda prissy and a bit bothered by too much...I would run to the train flustered, having got up late, and she would have a spreadsheet on the train times, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, a few years later when we both had bambinos, I bumped into her again and we met up for playdates and dinner sometimes....this particular night, after a lovely meal she served up little bowls of creamy, cakey fruity stuff topped off with chocolate flake...it was delicious!
She didn't serve hers in little jars like this, hers were in a champagne glass and not quite so layered as these ones, plus she used tinned fruit not fresh or frozen.
Years later when said offspring kept requesting dessert, one day I wangled together somehow these from what was around in the fridge and they've been with us ever since.
Most likely, if you ever come here for dinner, and shock horror, you dont' bring the dessert with you, this, if you are lucky, will be what you will get.
Throw it all together, sprinkle a lil bit of chocolate on the top and the blog reading past-time you so rudely left in order to make this, is my friend, your oyster.
Beach Cottage Too Easy Layered Raspberry, Cream & Sponge Dessert
1 small maderia or butter cake or a pack of cupcakes (or of course make your own)
1/2 cup whipping cream
1/2 cup cream cheese
1/4 cup sugar
8 tbsp fruit
1 x chocolate Flake or chocolate bar for grating
1. beat the cream cheese until it is soft
2. whip the cream until soft peaks form
3. combine & add the sugar through
4. cut your cake into portions
& layer into the bottom of your jar
5. add a tablespoon of fruit
6. layer on top the cream combo
7. repeat
8. grate chocolate or Flake on top
*Beach Cottage Recipe Notes : this is just a guide really, you can use any cream that you have on hand...I have made this with clotted cream (don't even go there unless you want to seriously get these babies on your thighs), with double cream and I have even, in desperate times squirted in that, ...
G'day Beach Cottage ladies, well I thought it was time for some blogging tips here today, alongside a few nice flowers and shells ;-)
I was recently part of a blogger discussion group over at Kidspot and a couple of hours later had a few questions from girls who couldn't make it to the live chat, one was on my Facebook page and one via email, the Facebook one I will deal with in another Real Girl Blogging Tips post...the email one asked me what essentials do I think every blog needs?
Well I have been around here for a while now doing the blogging thing, so I should know this, yeah and I mused this on my walk by the sea this morning I thought well what do you only need?
...I think it is really very easy when blogging, whether or not you are blogging up there in the lofty heights of the Super Bloggers or you are just dipping your toe in the water, to get side-tracked by 101 million different things that are 'essential' to your blog and if you are someone like me who actually gets a thrill from reading blogging tips then you are in an even worse place because you will find yourself literally buzzing with these essential things to add/do/implement on your blog.
However, walking along, gulping down that brisk sea air today (no sunshine & clouds) I thought you actually don't need any of that professional blogging stuff to be successful...but there are a few things that are pretty much crucial ...and once I started to think about it I got it down to about 5 - these are the only things that you need to concentrate on...once you have read through take a look at some of the big girl's blogs...you'll see that actually they don't have bundles of stuff on their blogs...but they do have all of these...
So here are my top things that your blog must have
1. About Page
There are all sorts of About Pages out there, and if you search on it there are many different tips and ideas for what to have on yours
Whatever blogging platform you use, adding an About Me Page is easy, quick and simple and will do everything to grow your blog.
I like a long-ish About Page, I am inherently nosy and I like to know a bit more about the person but at the least you should have on it your name and where you are located. I also think a photo is good too...over the last year or so I think this has become more important in blogging - if you are hesitant about that as I was, you can try using sunglasses or a behind shot until you get comfortable.
There is nothing worse than stumbling upon a new blog and going to find out more to only be faced with a piddly little one liner About Me Page...well there is something worse, not having one at all!
2. Contact Page
The chances are someone, somewhere will want to contact you and you will be surprised what lands in your inbox once you put yourself out there on the world wide web with a blog.
Many bloggers also use this page to include details for PR's/brands that may want to contact them and some bloggers put their stats on there too.
A short, to the point and simple Contact Page works really well...whenever I have wanted to contact another blogger I am often very busy and have limited time so I don't want to hang around sifting through information looking for an email address, so concise and clear ...
G'day lovely Beach Cottage lovelies.
So, yeah, so on a roll people, so on a roll.
I feel kinda home accessory wired right now.
I am always telling people, if anyone ever listens, that blogging is all about passion, not that sort of passion, but about passion that makes one tick.
Things like this make me tick tick boom.
I love finding things that suit my budget and let me treat my home but look amazing too.
So without further adieu I introduce you, ladies of the beach, to the blue vintage glasses that I have been stroking for about a week or two now...
These glasses are from a little boutique I sometimes happen upon, this boutique sells also pet accessories, carpet cleaner, bras and compost...it's quite unique though.
And, thanks to my friend Marnie (she blogs over here, go take a look at her praying position, interesting), who just so happens to be one day having me over for a lil' Greek dinner, has let me in on the fact that we call Kmart....The KMart...with an accent ....as in 'I love The KMart'...just like her MIL does. Oh yeah. Love that.
So I have had my eye on reproduction vintage glass blue wine glasses and being trying to find real true vintage blue glasses for like ever.
Oh yes I have spied them in Frenchy boutiques, I have lusted after them in stores that I shouldn't even enter and I have put them back pretty quickly in those shops with the hand-written price tags. C'mon, you know the ones.
And, though all of the above have tempted me, muchly, really, even with my wardrobe stashing skills I just thought that, actually, I'd rather be saving that casherooni for our next trip overseas..
Hello The KMart.
Tick Tick Boom
Vintage style blue wine glasses.
Do not come to my old place and think you might pick up one of these and smile with pleasure at their handblown quality, their weight, and be secretly jealous that my wine glasses cost more than your car...friend, that would not happen...these do not feel like that...indeed these in a funny way reminded me of my baby girl, she was a tiny little thing, with stick legs, the tinsssssssiest ankles and wrists you ever did see, she slept sideways in her cot wedged in between rolled up blankets and would only settle attached to Mr Beach Cottage or I or a (dirty) pj top of mine scrunched up under her nose...the first few times I picked her up to cuddle, being used to Honeymoon Baby who weighed in at 9lbs at birth and has never really stopped growing, I nearly threw her little bird-cum-rat down covered body over my shoulder.
These glasses are like that...be careful or you might lose your wine down the front of your shirt.
But oh baby, we are not talking picking up here, we are not talking quality, we are not talking house accessory snobbery.
Beach Cottage ladies, we are talking aesthetics.
And this is what I need in my cottage.
Blue vintage style glass, paired with coastal / nautical / beach stuff on my deck.
It's The KMart.
Tune in tomorrow, tomorrow, I have more budget foofing for your home, or maybe it will be the dress that wraps me up in supermarket-chic and makes me feel like me again.
Good Day to you my friends, wanna come hang out on my deck, talk house accessories, The KMart and drink some wine from blue glasses?
Sarah
The white and purple work so well together. Gorgeous flowers, I wouldn’t be able to resist them either. (Had a chuckle to myself yesterday, and thought of you – after an awesome garage sale haul, my daughter asked if we should hide the stuff around the place, and maybe dad wont notice – gotta love that in an 11 year old, she’s well on her way.
Cheers,
Lisa x
P.S. – Glad you kept that bottle, and congrats to the other Lisa. She’ll have toasty toes.
you have taught her well lol!
I love purple, especially the dark shades, and your bottle really stands out against the clear ones. Is that a bit of purple on the tablecloth I see?
actually it is putty coloured…x
Gorgeous photos and gorgeous flowers and bottles! Such beautiful colors
I love the purple bottle Sarah, I have one very similar which I found on a remote part of our property….I don’t know the history of your bottle but the one I have started out as being a clear glass bottle….left outside and exposed to the sun over a period of years turned the bottle into a gorgeous amethyst colour.
Manganese Oxide was used in the manufacturing process to make glass clear, the Manganese ionizes due to exposure to ultra violet light from the sun and turns the glass amethyst or purple. The colour is determined by the amount of Manganese used in the process which, in your case, would have been a considerable amount to make the bottle such a deep purple.
Manganese was used in glass making in Australia from the late 1870′s to 1915, it ceased after that due to WW1 and the fact that 90% of Manganese came from Germany.
Interesting isn’t it?
I was just going to bring up about the purple isnt that very interesting….also they are VERY expensive to purchase here in Florida !
Thanks for explaining that. It is fascinating. Now I’m off to place some old bottles in a sunny spot
yes it is fascinating, thanks so much for taking the time to leave that information…I am going to get the bottle and look into it on the net cheers xx
What a gorgeous floral display, and I am personally glad you kept that purple bottle because, well, its a keeper for sure! Looks so lovely with the pinks and greens and whites, and yes, purples of the flowers!
Congratulations to Lisa, winner of the UGG boots! I’ve never owned a pair, but they seem to me to be the most comfortable shoes on Earth. I fear if I did have a pair, no one would ever be able to pry them off my feet!
Kimberly
Your pretty flowers are just what I needed to see today!!
I love the purple bottle….but i’d be more happy with an aqua blue one:):):)
Congrats to the winner of the UGG boots!! I know I sure could use a pair! It just won’t stop snowing here!!!
Hi Sarah-
Can I please have that purple bottle??? Oh I love it. It is surely unique – what a great find. The clear ones are quite irresistable, too. Your photos are divine. I am intrigued by what Elizabeth commented on above – pretty cool to have a clear bottle change color due to the magnesium oxide.
My best- Diane
It’s such an interesting bottle…love the shape..you better keep it or since we all love it so make it a giveway ! Think you need to do this with all your cast offs ! I went around doing some plundering of shops over the weekend. I did find two bottles for 2.00 each…but the very pale green ones I like were over 15.00 each ! I refuse to pay that !
Just discovered your site.. can’t wait to have a little bit of quiet time to look back at some of your older postings…. ..Jennifer
It’s so interesting that every time I buy Lisanthus, I get them home and in two days they start to wilt ……. any help ?
well I keep them in the cooler rooms and try to change the water…but they don’t last that long…tho I kinda like them when they droop too!
Congratulations, Lisa!! Enjoy the fun in the UGGS!!!
Love the purple– so February amethyst!
It looks really nice with all your white things. Isn’t it fun when you find a little something that calls out to you. You would have regretted it if you hadn’t snatched it up.
So lovely!!!
Beautiful flowers Sarah… as always! I post a Friday Flower each week with a link up… I would be honored if you had a chance to share your post there… no harm in trying right? Lx
Congrats Lisa;-)
Love these flowers Sarah, may have to find me some at my local flower shop also known as Costco ((*_*))
Now, if I only had a purple vintage bottle…..off to Etsy and Ebay;)
**smiles**
Wow these photos are amazing Sarah! Very very nicely done!
Gorgeous, Sarah. You know if it’s an old purple bottle, they say they turn that color. I was over at 52 Flea blog and she had shown her purple bottles and someone commented how they used to leave them on the roof to darken the colors. It’s so pretty here with your collection. And the flowers are beautiful. I love the vintage quilt or table cloth they’re on. xoxo tami
Beautiful.
hey sarah, love the sweet shape of your purple bottle! just toss it into the ocean when you’re ready to part with it and I’ll hope it reaches me at my beach cottage on the east coast of the usa! xo Roberta
The purple bottle is just so sweet, a keeper for sure. and paired with the pink and purple of the flowers its just so pretty.
Sarah you are in good company with the relaxation benefits of flower arranging. Apparently in Japan many wealthy men are taking to flower arranging due to its stress relieving potential!
Nice job of it too!
Well, if you ever change your mind and decide that purple bottle has to go, you know where to reach me……….
Oh what a pretty display! I am so envious of your bottle collection – that purple bottle is a wonderful find! I collect jadeite, and just about anything green.
I too cannot walk by a flower shop or stall without some hopping into my basket! I only wish we had some Lisianthus at this time of year. Last week I picked up this amazing orchid (I actually just blogged about it!) and its so beautiful – I already can’t wait for for it to bloom again.
Your Lisianthus are so beautiful, you are making me yearn for spring!
Love Lisanthus! There is something about that purple bottle that begs to be kept. It’s that special. Can’t wait for warmer weather here too!
My mother got some pale pink Lisanthus for her wedding anniversary bouquet last summer. In Swedish we call them “praire roses”, which they really look like. Such beautiful flowers, especially in your arrangement of them.
Hang on to the purple bottle. Thanks Elizabeth for the clear glass exposed to sun turning purple explanation. I’d never heard of that before and I like learning something new. Lisianthus are such pretty papery pastel looking flowers. Love their color and texture.
flowers and colours
colours and flowers
so pretty
especially on a cold dark winterday in Germany!
Salut!
*Tasiaa
Love this idea! We’re looking for some ideas for my friends wedding..and this might be great inspiration!
thanks Michelle…this would be lovely for a wedding…and if you go to a flower market super budget too…and easy!
That purple bottle is stunning!
Thank you for the beautiful post. I love those vintage medicine bottles, the Lisianthus look amazing in them, so delicate. Now I have inspiration for the floral table centerpiece that I need to work on! Thank you so much!
Gorgeous! Lovely! Congrats to Lisa too!
I love lisianthus! I buy flowers every week and whenever lisianthus are available, they are the one I pick. I love how slightly wrinkled their petals are, plus they seem to last forever! Very nice pictures with your bottles… Looks like a page from a magazine!
I love purple! That purple bottle is fabulous!
Sarah, these are gorgeous. As usual. I’m just going to go ahead and move into your house and soak up the awesomeness, ok? Cool.
Beautiful flowers and glad you kept the bottle because it looks great, of course I am a lover of purple so I may be biased… (smile)
That top photo should be a painting! I HEART that purple bottle – it looks so lovely with the whites, pinks and purple flowers. Just beautiful!
thanks!
i’m so glad i discovered this place thanks to a comment you left on my blog.
i love this place. it’s beautiful!!
Sarah, how pretty! It’s one of those warm winter days here in Florida and these photos make me feel like spring is here! I love the pink and purple flowers together and the purple bottle is a jewel, for sure! Thanks for brightening my day!
Sarah,
this website has certainly brightened my day – (I live up in Mackay and getting ready for a cyclone to hit later today) – this certainly inspsires me. I’ll be rummaging through garage sales and the op shops that’s for sure!!
Thank you!!
love lizzies – my fav and the look fab seperated out in your wee bottles – best le xox
I’m so so so glad you kept the purple bottle! It is gorgeous! The flowers look so sweet in the bottles.
I don’t think you can have too many vintage bottles…..
Wow I love the pictures on your site! You have a fantastic eye for colour and arrangement! Thanks for the comment and hope you will come visit across the ditch to NZ some day soon!
The purple pop is magic1 Fiona
Love those flowers! You have me longing for Spring to arrive….{sigh}.
I love love love that purple vase! How sweet is that!
i know…purple, especially eggplant and plum, have been creeping into my decor lately too. so pretty. make it a great week!
karen
Such a lovely collection of bottles, the flowers are the perfect touch!