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Use any piece of woven fabric to make a beautiful tassel keyring. This DIY is perfect for making use of something you might otherwise throw away like an old scarf you no longer wear or leftover fabric from another project and the instructions can easily be adapted to make all sorts of tassels in all sorts of sizes. What you need 1 x piece of woven fabric (such as linen or cotton) measuring approx 26cm x 9cm1 x 60cm piece of embroidery thread in contrasting / complimentary colour1 x 2.5cm wide lobster clasp or split ring1 x yarn needle1 x pair...

Fight off any winter dreariness with these rich and colourful ideas from my 'Winter Marmalade' style board - no winter blues around here!! See more over in Pinterest My style boards feature a mix of independent brands - local and international, alongside larger brands to show how well you can mix the small guys with the big ones. I make a habit of checking the Good on You app to do my best to only promote ethical brands.  Tote bag - Clare Mazitelli Designs, Jacket - Elm, Bracelet - Middle Child, Sneakers - Veja, Jumper - Ravelry

There's no denying it (especially in Canberra recently) - winter is definitely on it's way but hopefully these style ideas will help you look forward to rugging up!! This might actually be my favourite style board so far - I desperately want it all but especially the sneakers - swoon!!! See more over in Pinterest.   Tote bag - Clare Mazitelli Designs, Necklace - Middle Child, Jumper - Alessandra, Sneakers - Rollie Nation, Jacket - Well Made

With only a month left of Autumn (and temperatures definitely dropping now!) here are some final highlights from my Autumn style boards before I move on to winter ones. See more over in Pinterest. Skirt - The Fifth, Tote bag and scrunchie - Clare Mazitelli Designs, Jumper - Elka Collective, Boots - Witchery

Here's another Australian native flora DIY to pretty up your walls! What you will need Eucalyptus leaves/branches  Stick or length of dowel (I used a stick about 15cm long) String Step 1 Separate your sticks and leaves into seperate lengths and lay them out to see how they look together and trim as you like. Obviously your wall hanging can be as big or small as you like but for mine I used 5 branches of small leaves, each about 20cm long. Step 2 Tie some string around the end of the branch and then loop and tie around the hanging...