It was my birthday last week. I’m still a couple of years off the big four-oh but that didn’t stop my dad from bringing up its proximity. And consoling me about it. Truth is that before that message I hadn’t given my age much thought. With a birthday sandwiched between our school fete and a number of other projects I hadn’t given my birthday much thought at all.
How to organise your wardrobe
I love the term “shop your wardrobe”. The idea of taking what you have and mixing it up in new and creative ways. Whether you are inspired by a magazine, a pin, an Instagram pic or someone’s awesome street style, it’s refreshing to find a new outfit and not spend a cent.
So if your wardrobe was a shop, what kind of shop would it be? A well-designed, easy to navigate boutique? Or a trash and treasure sale? I must admit my wardrobe goes to trash and treasure pretty quickly if I don’t keep on top of it. But if I want to effectively shop my own wardrobe,things need to be well organised.
Here are my tips for a beautifully organised wardrobe, worthy of shopping in.
Craft Stall: The real story
Last weekend we had our school fete. If you have been to a school fete you will know that they are pretty fun. If you have ever organised a school fete you will know that they are a LOT of hard work (and the after party is pretty fun). This year I helped organise the fete and I co-convened the craft stall. I am always up for a challenge.
Last year I shared how to run a successful craft stall. This year, I’m going to let you in on the real story about what it takes: Read more