Creative Shoe Storage Solutions

We all love shoes, but figuring out where to keep them all can be a bit of a headache! We've found some creative options to help you store, or display, your prized possessions with style.

Box Label Storage

 

This is an ideal solution for those rarely-worn pairs; take a photo and use it to label the boxes!

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Picture Rail Display

 

 A great idea if you wont to show off your collection! Attach painted picture rails to the wall.

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Box Storage

 

Another good option for wardrobe organisation - decorated shoes boxes with a clear window

Crate Display

 These painted crates make a pretty, space-saving display!

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DIY Project: Heart Tote

You need:

Fabric 

Freezer Paper 

Fabric Paint

Iron

Exacto Knife

Foam Paint Brush

Cardboard

For instructions, head over to hrrrtthrrr. 

Have fun! And feel free to share your creations with us x

Join Us on Pinterest!

We've just joined Pinterest, the vision board-style social photo sharing website, and we're just a little bit addicted. It's loads of fun and we'd love to follow your boards and see what pretty things you're finding from around the web! 

Follow us here: Yoma on Pinterest

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Valentine's Style Guide

Whether you're planning a cosy night in or a big night out, Valentine's Day is the perfect excuse to get dressed up and feel pretty.

We've put together a handy style guide to inspire you!

Look One: | Shoes | Bag | Dress |

Look Two: | Shoes | Purse | Dress |

Look Three: | Shoes | Necklace | Dress |

And if you happen to be in Brighton, check out this handy guide to all things Valentine's:

Tasty Treats: Brilliant Brownies

 

 250g unsalted butter

200g dark chocolate, broken up

80g cocoa powder, sifted

65g plain flour, sifted

1 teaspoon baking powder

360g caster sugar

4 large free-range or organic eggs

Optional: White chocolate chips

 

DIY Project: Button Up Shirt to Cushion Cover

We love this cute craft idea from Apartment Therapy! A quick and easy project that should take under an hour to complete, and all you need is an old shirt, a scrap of red material and a needle and thread.

From this...

 

to This!

Instructions

1. Turn the buttoned-up shirt inside-out and lay it on a flat surface.

2. If you have a square cushion cover on hand, place it on the shirt. There should be at least 1" of fabric from the shirt showing all the way around the cushion cover. Place pins 1" away from the edge of the cushion cover. If you don't have a square cushion cover, use pins to mark a square that is about 2" wider than your cushion.

3. Cut the shirt into a square, making sure to cut both layers of fabric.

4. Sew around the square, leaving about 1/2"of fabric all around.

5. Unbutton your new cushion cover and turn inside-out.

6. If you want to make an appliqué, cut out the desired shape from scrap fabric and it stitch on.

7. Stuff with a cushion and button up.

8. Sit back and enjoy your cute new cushion!

Massive Clearance Sale

We're having a clear out! We've been busy making space in the shop for some new additions, and as a result we have made a bunch of reductions, both online and in our Brighton boutique.

Shop the sale now in our online store, or pop in and see us!

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