The shoes of shame-April 2010

Check out these great new colour of trainer/plimsol that is for trekking across the bar floor or streets of London, Primark £4.

What I love-April 28th

I never noticed the pockets on my shirts, until now. My Jaegar chambray summer beauty is in full use to throw over anything, and that pocket is my new chum, notes, lighters, the odd coin. I am loving this revelation. Salvation Army, Upper St, £6.

The Sweatshirt-April 2010

This old Silas sweatshirt has been my comforting friend for the past few weeks, with a message everyone can relate to and read. Gift.

The Summer purse-April 2010

I found this beauty in my seasonal change of wallets, and sick of my over loaded purse full of cards, coins and notes. It has a lovely peach/pink lining, a secret pocket and a sturdy zip to contain all this important information. It has a lovely shiny weaved body with a pacific feel.Archive.

The end for my new sunglasses-April 2010

Sadly my new friend has had an accident and is now wearing a crack down one side, so we say goodbye with a cup of tea and the memories of the short time we had together. Sunglasses seem to never stay for long. Ebay, £6.

My new bag-March 2010

As I am in exile in the Pacific getting a much needed tan and peeling skin, I do have the opportunity as I convalesce in New Zealand to check out the old familiar Op shops, as we call them. Today's pick, after an avoided stripe bag and sadly a nice red anorak that would have been ideal for my Summer Festival going, if I was going. But all I left with was my dangling Rastafarian knit bag just in time for the Summer in the wee Isles. $5, Salvation Army, NZ.

The little Bag-March 2010

As I am currently on the other side of the world where its sunny I found this tiny bag that could carry the bare necessities and is the style of some stuff I have been working on. Loving the stamping and wood look, like the tourist key rings and hippy bags of old. Free.