Hey, lovelies of the interweb! So since my last post I managed to visit Bangkok, fly home to the UK, reunite with my family and friends and FINALLY send my online shop and clothing brand to LIVE. Woo it has been a busy week I feel like I have not stopped, but it does feel really good to be back home and around all my favourite people and things! Tonight I thought I would put together a post introducing my new brand Warm and The Wild, and also a little Hello I'm still here and hopefully will be back into the Internet swing very shortly.

So here it is Warm & The Wild a knitwear brand supplying you with fashionable and reasonably priced knits, from crochet crop tops, sassy bikinis, to chunky jumpers and cardigans. My aim is to produce desirable knitwear with a unique edge, but all at an amazing high-street price.  I would love hear your thoughts on my website, brand name and products available so please don't hesitate to leave me comment or query. I also plan to add new style every week, so to keep posted make sure you follow us over on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Well I think it is pretty obvious that crochet is this summers biggest trend and one that will most likely stick around for a while, and with me opening my handmade shop of wonders I have been testing and trialling design out for the last couple of months. Constantly on the hunt for some fresh, cute and original I came across the really pretty idea of barefoot sandals. 

You will need: Either an old top or dress making sure it is a fairly big size, also something that has some sort of pretty pattern or print on will make for a better turban, I used an old maxi dress I no longer wear. Oh and a pair of scissors.

Step 1: Laying the piece of clothing on a flat surface, you want to cut along the bottom hem line removing the seamed edged. Then once you have removed the hem, cut again about 25cm up from there straight along the width of the piece of clothing.

Step 3: Once you have created the twist in the centre you will need to bring the right side over the the left side. Fitting the right side into the left, so the material is now overlapping each other and both seamed edges are now with each other on the same side. 

Step 4: Now you should have one round circumference where your head will go, instead of two left and right sides. 

Step 5: All you simply do now is take both hands and pull either side, exposing the twisted knot we created in step 2. 

Step 6: Place on your head, tucking away any raw edges that are exposed and et voila, you have a sassy turban.

Going to make this a short n sweet blog post today two reason really one being Flickr is being a pain in the bottom and taking so long to upload photos and two I'm not really that happy with the picture outcomes therefore don't want to spend to long looking at them.

Sharing with you my latest make, this super cute 60s inspired shorts and crop combo. Now that it is finished I am not sure on the colour Red, but I think it would look really nice in Black or maybe a more neutral colour like Cream or White even with the different coloured flowers still. What do you think? I cannot help but feel super sassy when prancing around wearing it, whilst wishing I was a sassy pin up girl.

Not sure whether this style will feature in my soon to be online shop, so all opinions and thoughts would be very much appreciated please, to help me decide?

Oh and I'll outfit post this soon too, so you can see it on. Speak soon homies!

Hello from me and my big hair *inserts hand emoji. I would just like to point out that my hair is currently not on the same planet as me,  and I have completely no control what is saids, does or do's. I feel like a cartoon character with square like hair, but I also feel totally fabulous and super sassy as it is just so super BIG, therefore I am trying my best to Wurk It Gurl! So lets all pretend that I am.

Today I'm teaming another crochet of mine with my favourite pair of culottes EVER (ok my only pair but still the greatest). These HM babies are simply possibly the best purchase I made before setting off the Thailand, they're so damn comfortable and just look great with everything. If I do say so myself (yup and I most definitely said that in my best Jay Z voice).  Yet again I am clearly taking myself very seriously on my blog and in front of the camera as always. Well Chao for now homies! 

Crochet Pineapple Top - Made By Me (Shop coming soon)

Culottes - HM

Sandals - Primark

Sunglasses - Faux Rayban Thailand special

Necklace - ℅ Venus With Love

Shop some culottes just like mine here:

So I have been dying to style up my latest crochet project and after a long old 10 weeks it was finally finish and wearable, however now the whether is 30+ degrees within seconds of putting it on I was sweating my chin off. So I guess the moral of the story is I probably won't get much wear out of my beloved new friend until I return to the UK (which will also be in the summer, however UK summer cardigans are acceptable). But how amazing does it look, yes I'm blowing my own trumpet here and patting oneself on the back, I'm so proud of this little number and am so happy it looks awesome on. The worse thing you can do is spend weeks making something then eventually hating everything about it, so it was a big relief. You probably could only really style this with black, white, or even grey it being so bold and brightly coloured, but that's ok I can see it being a statement piece in my wardrobe anywhoo.

Would love to read your thoughts on this style of cardigan and whether I should make more things of this style? Speak soon Amigos.  

Cardigan - Made By Me 

Shorts and White Cami - HM 

Sandals - Primark 

Necklace - Topshop

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