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Tuesday, 5 May 2026

Summer Buys

 And #TuesdayTwirl 

Gail Hanlon from Is This Mutton in Terracotta Orange Darla jacket from Kettlewell and white jeans


Dear friends.  I'm sharing a couple of new season buys today. I didn't need very much for summer and I haven't seen very much that grabs me. That's one of the drawbacks with having had colour analysis. You search for particular colours and sometimes they're just not in the shops.

My new orange jacket is from Kettlewell,  who specialise in colours for those who have been seasonally or tonally analysed. 

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Sunday, 3 May 2026

Finished, Reading, New Arrivals

 



Dear friends. Today sees my occasional update on what I've finished reading, am currently reading, and the new arrivals.  If you click on the titles of those I've read you'll be taken to my review on Goodreads.  Reviews will be published here on the 3rd Friday of the month.

An asterisk indicates a book bought myself. The rest are digital advance copies,  courtesy of NetGalley and the publishers. 

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Saturday, 2 May 2026

Ideal Home Show, Schiaparelli, Tulip Fever

 April in Review {2026}


Bluebells in Epping Forest, April 2026

Dear friends. Spring is getting into its stride as you can see from my joyful pictures of bluebells, tulips and blue skies. 

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Tuesday, 28 April 2026

The Most Colourful Bag Collection Ever!

 And #TuesdayTwirl

Is This Mutton presents her collection of colourful tote and cross-body bags

Dear friends. Let me introduce you to my rainbow bag collection. I'll tell you a bit about them, a few tips I have as a multi bag user, and I'll style my latest acquisition.

You may be asking: why so many bags? As you may know, I've had colour analysis and am a Spring, and I just love the warm, bright colours of this season.  I have so much fun building outfits around my bags or shoes. Not for me a restrained black, navy or white bag.

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