APRIL 2016 No. 430 RSA R42,90 (VAT included) Foreign countries R45,40 Namibia N$45,40

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1 APRIL 2016 No. 430 RSA R42,90 (VAT included) Foreign countries R45,40 Namibia N$45,40 ISSU E NO

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6 EDITOR CREATIVE DIRECTOR MANAGING EDITOR Cape Town Office Manager Reception and General Queries Johannesburg Office Syndication manager ART DIRECTOR CHIEF COPY EDITOR Terena le Roux Dala Watts Marweya Smal Natalie Herman 18th Floor Absa Centre, 4 Adderley Street, Cape Town 8001 Box 1802, Cape Town Media Park, 69 Kingsway Auckland Park, Johannesburg Lucille van der Berg Enid de Beer Diana Procter DEPARTMENT EDITORS STITCHCRAFT FASHION AND DÉCOR CONTRIBUTING EDITORS FOOD STYLING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER Office Assistant and Driver Retoucher WOMEN S INTEREST DIVISION Publisher ADVERTISING SALES Head: Advertising Sales (CPT) Key Account Manager (CPT) Sales Manager (JHB) Sales Manager (KZN) HEAD OF CIRCULATION Circulation Manager Subscriptions and Queries CEO: Media24 GM: Media24 Lifestyle CFO: Media24 Lifestyle Dala Watts Carin Smith Louisa Holst Hannes Koegelenberg Lizette Stulting Ed O Riley Fuad Fritz Katherine Clulow Marianne Erasmus Sarah Curtis-Bowles Charlene Meyer Susan Pienaar Gina van de Wall Gadija Gamieldien Adele Minnaar ideassubs@media24.com Esmaré Weideman Charlene Beukes Raj Lalbahadur Published by Media24, a division of Naspers. 40 Heerengracht, Foreshore, Cape Town Copyright Media24. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the prior permission in writing from the publisher. While reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure the accuracy of advice and information given to readers, the editor, proprietors and publishers cannot accept responsibility for any damages or inconvenience that may arise therefrom. The editorial staff have the right to make alterations to any material submitted, and cannot be held responsible for the loss of or damage to any material submitted for publication. All prices quoted were correct at the time of going to press, and may vary from shop to shop. Accessorize Ackermans Arbor Designs CNA Cotton Candi Creative Kwizeen DIY Shop Exclusive Books Langkloof Roses Lulu Belle , Mango MRP Home My Pretty Vintage Nerf-af Old Khaki Onsite Gallery Peter Osborn Furniture Pichulik Pick n Pay Clothing Plan B Vintage Southern Ropes Starke Ayres The Deckle Edge The Pause Room The Space , Trenery Typo Woolworths IDEAS April 2016

7 YOUR MONTH OF IDEAS AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SPECIAL DESIGNS ON HAND FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS. For a monthly debit order of R39.73, you will receive your printed copy of Ideas monthly. BUY APRIL NOW! Each monthly parcel costs R15. If you missed January, February and/or March you can still order them. If you subscribe for the year at R120, you will receive January to April and the rest will arrive monthly until December GO TO ideasmarket.co.za to click through to our online shop. USE ANY OF THESE METHODS TO SUBSCRIBE Call (Lines open Monday to Friday 8am 5pm.) For Idees call your name and contact details to ideassubs@media24.com.* SMS Subscribe Ideas to (R1 per SMS).* Subscribe to the digital edition for only R32 per month. HOW TO SUBSCRIBE 1 Register an account at OR log in to your account. 2 Go to the page of the item you would like to purchase and select your subscription option. 3 Click on add to cart and then checkout. 4 On the checkout page, follow the prompts to complete your address details then click on pay now. 5 Select your method of payment and your order will be confirmed. 6 Download the MySubs+ app from the relevant app store and log in with your MySubs details to read your publication on your tablet or cellphone. 7 Your magazine will appear in your library. Simply download and enjoy! For digital queries, call or support@mysubs.co.za. Terms and conditions apply: This offer is valid until 17 April 2016 and is available to South African residents only. For other countries, call Free SMSes do not apply. * By providing these details, you give Ideas permission to communicate with you via or SMS. No discount on postage and VAT. Your subscription is provided on a pre-paid basis. To ensure uninterrupted service your subscription will automatically renew and billing will take place monthly. The cost of an annual subscription is R Subscription fees may be subject to cover price and postage increases which will be announced in the publication. We may alter the payment instruction to correspond with any changes in your fees.

8 HAVE YOU HEARD OF A MUST-ATTEND EVENT OR MARKET THAT WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT? IF SO, US AND WE WILL CONSIDER FEATURING IT ON THESE PAGES. compiled by LARA FOREMAN creativecalendarideas@gmail.com 30 April 2 May: South African Cheese Festival, Sandringham, Stellenbosch (cheesefestival.co.za) Visit the market in Brill Street, Westdene in Bloemfontein for tasty food, good music, gently used finds, quality food, stylish clothing, unique décor and gifts, and vintage fashions and collectables every first Saturday of the month from 9am until 1pm. It s perfect entertainment for the whole family. Entrance is free. For more information, go to westdeneparkmarket.co.za. takes place every Saturday from 9am to 3pm in the Company s Garden Paddocks area next to the National Gallery in Cape Town. There s live music, craft beer, bubbly and wine, food stalls and food trucks, and crafts for sale. There is plenty of shady seating and lots of room for children and dogs to run around. Shop for coffee, fresh juices, pancakes, Banting breakfasts, Cape Malay cuisine, boerie rolls and artisan pizzas. For more information, search for Good Company Farmers Market on Facebook. 27 April 15 May Burn the Floor: Fire in the Ballroom is on at the SA State Theatre in Pretoria. The company of 12 dancers, two singers and two guitarists put on a high-energy show that aims to revolutionise the image of ballroom dancing. Tickets are available at Computicket. 27 April 3 May The Tierlantyn kies Kuier- en KoopFees takes place in Zwavelpoort in Pretoria East. This celebration of creativity features more than 60 exhibitors selling jewellery, clothing, gifts, toys and décor items. There will also be food and deli stands, live entertainment and kids activities such as creative workshops and cupcake decorating. Entrance costs R30 and is valid for seven days. For more information, go to tierlantynkies.co.za. 30 April 2 May The Harvest Festival Die Oesfees wine festival at Leriba Hotel & Spa in Centurion features 60 South African wineries together with a selection of cheeses, olives and herbs. There will be food available. Tickets are available at Computicket. 7-8 April The FNB Mpumalanga Wine Show takes place at the Emnotweni Arena Conference Centre in Nelspruit. More than 250 of South Africa s best wines will be available for sampling and purchase. Open from 5pm to 9pm. Tickets are available at Computicket and cost R April The Wakkerstroom Natural Fibre Handcraft Fair takes place at the NG Kerk s church hall in Wakkerstroom. Crafters from quilters and embroiderers to spinners and weavers will be selling products made from silk, alpaca, cotton, angora rabbit, bamboo and kapok, to name a few. No man-made fibres are permitted. Starter kits will also be on sale if you want to get crafting. Open from 8.30am to 3pm, entrance costs R15. For details, go to wakkerstroom.co.za. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED 8 IDEAS April 2016

9 31 March 3 April The South African Eco Film Festival is on at the Labia Theatre in Orange Street, Cape Town. For each ticket sold, R5 will be donated to Greenpop. For details, go to southafricanecofilmfestival.com. 3 April Attend a calligraphy open day at Die Letterhuis in Prince Albert in the Karoo. The open days are held in aid of the local youth group. For more information, go to letterhuis.wix.com/ letterhuis or heleen@calligraphy. za.net. For workshops in Cape Town, go to capecalligraphy.org.za. 29 April 1 May The Kreef Fees takes place at Lambert s Bay on the West Coast. There will be crayfish diving competitions, and deli and craft stalls. For details, go to kreeffees.co.za. 30 April 1 May The Elgin Cool Wine & Country Food Festival takes place at several of the wineries in the Elgin area. For details, go to elginvalley.co.za April Come and celebrate the cooler weather and browse the interesting stalls with winter fashion and décor, vintage finds and tasty food. Open from 10am to 6pm, but closing at 4pm on the last day. Look for Markgoed on Facebook, or call Sonette Barnardt on or Jean den Heijer on for more information. SUNDAY MONDAY 16 April Attend The Grand White in Durban where the idea is simply to spend an extraordinary afternoon and evening together with friends and family at a secret location. Dress all in white with a touch of green. It takes place from 2pm to 10pm. For more information, go to thegrandwhite.com. 29 April Enjoy local food, drink, arts and crafts, live music and much more at the Litchi Orchard Night Market in Umhlali. Open from 5pm to 10pm. Entrance is free. For more information, go to litchiorchard.co.za. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7-10 April Taste of Cape Town (tasteofcapetown.com) Start of school term May IDEAS on sale Freedom Day 29 April 2 May Decorex Cape Town 29 April 2 May Vintage Ideas (see page 106)

10 CHOOSE FRESH PRODUCE IN SEASON TO ENSURE THE BEST IN NUTRITION AND FLAVOUR, AS WELL AS THE BEST PRICE, AND REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT AT THE SAME TIME. IN SEASON IN APRIL Herbs: bay leaves, chives, marjoram, mint, origanum, parsley, rosemary, sage, thyme. Vegetables: beetroot, brinjal, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, courgette, Jerusalem artichoke, leeks, mealies, mushrooms, onion, parsnips, potatoes, pumpkin, radish, spinach, squash, sweet peppers, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, turnips. Fruit: apples, avocados, bananas, gooseberries, grapes, lemons, pears, pineapples, pomegranates, winter melons. IN FLOWER IN APRIL Alstroemeria, anthiriums, Asiatic lilies, bells-of-ireland, carnations, celosia, chinks, chrysanthemums, gerbera daisies, golden rod, gypsophila, heliconia, hypericum, kangaroo paw, lace flower, latefolia, liatris, lisianthus, nerine, red leucadendron, roses, sea holly, statice, St Joseph s lily, strelitzia, sunflowers, tuberose, veronica. STYLING: CARIN SMITH PHOTO: ED O RILEY