After never finding that perfect place to store my clutch bags, I made it my mission to find an attractive [and affordable] clutch bag holder. I only had to look as far as Ikea.
I found this wine glass rack holder that attaches to a rail mounted to the wall. The pegs hold the bags by opening the zip slightly and pushing the bag onto the peg.
These pots are also available to attach onto the rail. These would make good product, make up brushes holders.
After being asked so many times where my oyster card holder and matching phone sticker was from, I thought it was only right i showed you how to do it your self. Its so easy, takes 5 minute, and cost you less then a pound! Using marble sticky back plastic brought from eBay [£6.49] per meter. 1| draw round phone and oyster card holder with pencil onto plastic 2| use craft knife and a ruler to cut the plastic to size 3| pill plastic and stick down being sure there is no air bubbles
Whist on holiday in Ibiza with just a few [24!] friends, I decided to wear my beloved watch in the sea. [After accidentally swimming with it on in the pool and being shocked that it was still working] Two weeks later whist back in London it broke.
As it is unfixable and to me buying a watch is a pretty big decision [its on your wrist everyday and you look at it a lot] I thought why not get a cheap alternative to buy me a bit of time.
I found this minimal mate on ASOS in the sale for £8.00.
1| measure the Birkenstocks straps, length and width 2| cut fur 3| place sticky pads along the sides of the Birkenstocks straps [they don't damage the shoe] 4| stick the fur onto the shoes placing pressure on each pad for a few seconds
Using marble sticky back plastic brought from eBay [£6.49] 1| measure the light switch 2| with a pencil draw the measurements on the back of the plastic 3| use craft knife and a ruler to cut the plastic to size 4| unscrew the switch from the wall 5| stick the plastic on the switch being sure there is no air bubbles 6| pierce the plastic using the screws to create the holes and screw it back on to the wall
Remove the labels and wash out your used jars, they make good storage pots and don't cost you a penny. I added a Opening Ceremony sticker I got from them after making a purchase.