This year I thought I would share with you some of the gorgeous things I have spotted, bought or added to my Christmas list. My selection includes some of my favourite winter wardrobe spots & lots of other gorgeous goodies. I’ve chosen a mix of high street & independent & I’ve spotted them all over the last couple of weeks… some I have added to my list & some I couldn’t resist & have bought them already! Hope you like them… under each photo collection is a list with links to where you can buy them.
Winter Wardrobe
Here are some of my winter wardrobe essentials… lots of layers, knitware & my new favourite boots!
Where to buy them:
1. Boots – Blundstone 2. Black Jump Suit – Hush 3. Oh What Fun T-Shirt – John Lewis 4. Fingerless Mittens – Toast 5. Kanken Backpack – Fjall Raven 6. Stripe Scarf – Zara 7. Crew Jumper – Hush 8. Pom Knitted Hat – Jigsaw 9. Oversized knitted jumper – Zara
Festive Decor & Finishing Touches
Christmas, for me, is all about the little touches and here are some of the gorgeous things I will be ordering or already have ready for the festive season.
Where to buy them:
1. Place Names – Polly & Me 2. Christmas Stocking – The White Company 3. Linen Advent Calendar – The Linen Works 4. Decorative Tree – Maison by Emma Jayne 5. Wooden heart – Maison by Emma Jayne 6. Small Vintage French Metal Letters – Tea & Kate 7. Christmas Tree Candle – Trouva 8. Advent Candle – Plum & Ashby 9. Star Battery Lights – Lights4Fun
Goodies from independent, small businesses
It was so hard to choose, I know so many small, independent businesses making amazing things. I could have easily doubled this selection! I’ve selected a range of goodies perfect for Christmas gifts and stocking fillers.
Where to buy them:
1. Fruit Cake – Tipple Tails 2. Linen Apron – Mon Amie 3. Christmas Banner – Darwin & Gray 4. Cake Topper – The Letter Loft 5. Home Fragrance – The Thomas-Coles 6. Gemstone Ring – Lunar Moth Jewellery 7. Personalised Popcorn Bowl – Sophia Victoria Joy 8. Party Bear – Bowbeaus 9. Letter to Santa – Lotta’s House


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