She instantly knew that I was grieving. I lost my loved family dog 'Harry' a week ago and was…read moreencouraged to take a rest near the ocean and I started sobbing because we normally holiday in pet-friendly accommodation, but this time my husband booked a luxury apartment and I broke down because it made me realize Harry was gone and was never coming back. I followed Vine's breath introduction and she seemed to know I was going through a difficult time. She was sensitive all the way through the reading and told me one day I will have a dream (when I am better) and know he's in heaven and I'll be at peace. Thank you Vine. God bless.

I rang Vine to have a relationship reading because I was apprehensive talking to my ex. Vine…read moreimmediately picked up what I was feeling without having any information from me. She then tuned into my ex-partner and described he would not be receptive to getting back together. Vine was accurate. My ex-partner wanted to talk to me, but didn't want to continue our relationship. This is exactly what I was told in my phone reading with Vine. I was grateful that she prepared me to accept his feelings had changed and it allowed me to be more in control when I met up with him. I would recommend Vine because she took my feelings into account and didn't tell me what I wanted to hear.

Emma was great. Quite spot on with many things…read more I'm re capping now if any of it came true.. My Father has since passed away- she said he was not well.. I'm expected to have a son and daughter- thankfully that is yet to happen. umm lets see what else... i did go on a holiday though i didn't frollick on the beach naked.. no true love either. She said i wouldn't lose weight- true again babe, lol.. She said my boyfriend wanted to be the one but was not, this was indeed true. Overall pretty good reading. this is like 2 yrs later.

Amazingly accurate destiny readings. Brilliant free healing in at J11 Dandenong Market as well.read more

What a bloody great idea! I first stumbled across something pretty similar to this down Prahran way…read morea few years back and was enamoured with the concept. As it turns out, the Incube8r woman won some kind of business model award for this place because the concepts are so sound and the place just took off. It's the sort of thing you expect in Tokyo where space is at the biggest premium. But rather than people sleeping in drawers here, people show their art and craft wares in various sized boxes and booths. You get so much crammed in to the space that shopping becomes this little exploration mission and you can spend hours rifling through clever people's creations. The prices are reasonable also (for both goods and space), so it's a must-go for birthday/Christmas shopping if you're a bit in the dark for ideas. There are so many variants in terms of style and aesthetic here, you really can't go far wrong.

I was looking for a birthday present for C and I was thinking of getting her a piece of locally…read moremade jewelery. I like to support local jewelers and a get a really unique piece rather than mass-produced jewelery. And so I stopped at Incube8r Gallery because I knew that they specialize in the work of local jewelers, designers and crafts people. Incube8r Gallery is meant to be a bit of a business incubator for local designers, hence the name of the gallery. There are all these little cabinets and other display areas where each designer features their work and I'm looking at each of them trying to find something that would suit C's style. No, good but not C's style, oh! I like those cuff-links, not for C but for me. And it kept on happening, lots of good jewelery but nothing that was just right for C. and so many items that I really liked. I had to keep on reminding myself that I was shopping for C's birthday present and not for me. It was totally unexpected and in the end I couldn't resisted and bought myself a badge. It wasn't expensive so I can still afford to buy something C really nice for birthday.

Lock up the credit cards! You're going to want just about everything in this store to make your…read morebathroom smell better, your kitchen look pretty, your bedroom feel cosy and your loungeroom more achingly hip. From the rafters adorned with leather bunting down to the floors that hold baskets overflowing with nic-nacs and gorgeous items you simply can't live without, The Shelley Panton Store is an absolute delight to explore. I love the tables filled with colour co-ordinated items, the book selection (food, design and travel genres all well represented), hand-made ceramics and the items dangling from the roof (THAT bunting, light fixtures and even feather dusters!). There's complimentary gift wrapping too, which is perfect if you're in the market for a special gift. They'll offer a variety of papers and twines to match your purchase and the vast gift card selection makes this a one-stop-shop for all your gift giving needs.

Quick! Hide your credit card when you come here! It has an amazing array of home wares and art for…read moreevery single room of the house, and every occasion you can think of. This is my idea of heaven. Seriously. OK, I admit it. Sometimes it feels like us Southsiders are a little hard done by with a lot of cool crafty places north of the river. Shelley Panton helps to fix this with an eclectic range of products - whether you're looking to buy for yourself or for a gift, you're bound to find something here that tickles your fancy. The shop is beautifully decked out - visualise baskets of good overflowing with cute little pieces, colour coordinated products lovingly laid out on tables and also friendly service. Leading into Christmas and special occasions, they will have late night trading (complete with glasses of prosecco and a cheese platter - for real) and special dinners for events such as the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. Best of all? Shelley who own the place also has her own pottery for sale (visualise gorgeous plates and kitchen goods) and Jess the resident rescue dog is a beautiful black lab that often wanders around for a little bit of customer love. OK, I admit it. I want to work here. I want to be surrounded by beautiful things, play with Jess all day and lovingly wrap presents and adorn them with ribbons

A quaint little shop with a broad take on its theme, Alice & Co is a self-proclaimed "purveyor of…read morelanguage and other wonders". Locally themed and published books, prints of classical illustrations, postcards, notebooks and other literary themed art are all displayed on dark wood tables and bookshelves. There's a whole shelf of different Alice in Wonderland illustrations on postcards in pigeon holes for $2.50 each, but not everything in the shop is directly associated with Lewis Carrol novel. Small prints of fairy tale stills and tarot deck illustrations go for between $15 and $30 each, it's a good place to stock up on things for your walls that aren't just band posters stripped from poles around Melbourne. Alice & Co also plays host to exhibits from illustrators, readings and book launches, as well as classes in humanities and languages. It's also been known to host puppet theatre. The proprietor is friendly and obliging, and lovers of literature will enjoy the general feel of the place.

As i have said before, i enjoy a colourful window display. Alice & Co is an Art space that focuses…read moreon language arts, book arts. illustration and is the street front for Littlefox Press. The window display right now is quite epic. There's variety of art all themed from Alice in Wonderland (I guess they wanted the window art to match the name of the gallery). The last time i managed to swing past Alice & Co was when they had an exhibition from a much admired photographer Ari Fainchtein. The small space is quaint and cosy but after a while in Alice & Co, it was time to move on, a coffee just around the corner finished off the visual feast. Alice & Co host a range of Book Launches / Openings, Exhibitions and even runs some classes for languages and social sciences.

I love the Signed & Numbered concept. A huge array of art prints that regular people can afford…read more And actually want. Signed and numbered by the local and international artists that created them. These are not knock off prints and you won't find dodgy rip offs of the art spotted at The Cullen down the road that contestants of reality TV series seem to favour (not cool). This is a Melbourne art lovers paradise. With many of the works we've come to know and love adorned on our street walls and pasted up in laneways, Signed & Numbered is one of the few places you can actually find printed works from these local street artists. Ghostpatol, Kaffiene et al. All prints are available as-is or framed. Buying a framed print from here is the most affordable option with prices very reasonable compared to taking it to a separate framer. But it's always nice to have the option. Awesome spot for putting the finishing touches on your living space or finding a really unique gift.

Just around the corner from Greville st opposite Babble is the part retail part gallery concept…read more'Signed and Numbered'. This is a cool place to visit and flick through high quality street art at a relatively affordable price. The majority of the works are limited edition prints that come with a signed certificate of authenticity from the artist. The editions usually run to 10 prints per image therefore maintaining a high level of exclusivity. Signed and Numbered currently display 10 - 15 different artists that are related by their medium (illustration, print, etchings) and their works have a distinct surreal street vibe that wouldn't be out of place in a Frankie magazine. Unique etchings can be bought for as little as $35 or $70 framed. The larger prints range from $150-$400 dependant upon framing.

Yeah, this place is all sorts of cool. It is the perfect place to go when searching for a gift for…read moresomeone who may just have everything. The Cool Hunter stocks products from around the globe that you don't usually see in stores in Australia. From books to cold dripped coffee, iPhone cases, Tom Dixon candles, Sunglasses and amazing pieces of art. Bare in mind these products are not just the run of the mill products, they are from the high end scale. When you are next in Prahran you really need to check The Cool Hunter out.