Posted by Blue Mae on June 13th, 2009
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I recently have been collecting many trinket necklaces. Odds and sods have been an obsession of mine for quite a while, but now to my delight I realise there are so many more pieces I can find to make quirky accessories!
Spoons – now who really thought one year ago a teaspoon would be even remotely cool. Well, they are now! After pondering around Brick Lane market I found the jewellery stand "Never" and it’s my best find of the year (so far)! Everything they sell is beautifully wonderful and whimsical that you could put on a chain – from broken watch faces, spoons and more. NEVER sells beautiful one-off vintage jewellery pieces. So I have began collecting their pieces.


The teaspoons are my favourite but there’s anchors, bullets – something for everyone’s quirky side. I found they make really great gifts; my friend was thrilled with his.

As much as I would like to hate Lady Gaga she is helping bring back the quirky side in everyone’s lives. So she likes teacups, I like teaspoons! It’s a weird and wonderful world! Check out Never on http://www.myspace.com/wearenever or head over and find them at the BACKYARD MARKET, Brick Lane, every Saturday and Sunday. Also they are at the boutique shop BLUE MUKET, 188 Brick Lane, every day.
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Posted by Blue Mae on June 4th, 2009

Escapades and rainy days – Festival season has arrived! I’m so excited my favourite time of the year is here, and I’m so ready for it! Festival Season is the central 3 months of my year from June – September and it couldn’t look any better. With pretty much every festival having an incredible line-up to fulfill everybody’s music needs, you must start getting your tickets! Tickets are the hardest part of the whole adventure: the prices and the availability of the tickets. Most of the festivals sell out almost straight away, which leaves most people begging friends to buy tickets and getting on e-bay. I am lucky enough to now have tickets to pretty much every festival so that I can tell you all what is going on and keeping you all abreast of the festival gossip.
I will be posting pre-festival blogs with the line-ups and best festivals to go to and then after-festival sneaky pics and videos. Everybody from Grace Jones, Blur and The Maccabees are playing this year! It doesn’t matter which festival you go to, you know it’s going to be worth it!
I thought I would put together 10 Must Haves to take to a festival. I always pack pretty much the same every year – cute clothes practical shoes (wellies) jumpers, coats and plenty of baby wipes.

Top 10 Festival Must Haves!
1 – Vaseline – The wind is just not kind to faces, if like me you spend pretty much all summer out in the bizarre weather conditions you’ll need vaseline.
2 – Baby Wipes – Cleanliness is at the bottom of everybody’s list during a festival but baby wipes are easy!
3 – Berocca – Rock and Roll it may not be, but Berocca will keep you going through the all the summer drinking!
4 – Hoodies – They are so warm and practical, wear it when it rains and you don’t look like a dweeb who wears a rain coat.
5 – Hunter Wellies – My favourite they’re comfy and cool and I never take mine off! You don’t know when it’s going to rain after all!
6 – A long necklace - You put your keys and any valuables on a necklace so you have them with you at all time and you can tuck in side clothes for extra security! (my geeky friend’s suggestion)
7 – A pair of wicked Ray Bans -We all know you are not going to be looking hot to trot everyday! So hide the hangover with some ace sun glasses!
8- Bumbag – Only if you buy correctly. They can be cool and totally practical!
9- Fully charged Blackberry – I have to post everyday so its important I have one of the super cool battery chargers! It’s great for anyone else who wants to be twitter updating while away!
10 – Cool statement pieces – You want to look cool and be memorable so get a cool purple fringed swede jacket or a sparkly pair of leggings: at festivals you can either look super embarrassing or uber cool!
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Posted by Blue Mae on May 24th, 2009
I ventured out of my side of town and I headed over to Camden Last to see Singer/Songwriter Sam Loaker. Sam is one of those true old fashioned singers, but with a quirky edge. He was amazing and funny – plus he gave me a free CD as I think mine was going to die after over listening to it! So yay I can sway to his crooning at home. He seemed confident enough up on stage, his humour led him through and with not only clever and witty lyrics but with entertaining anecdotes and funny stories to match. He says its “Music for your mum, sister and girlfriend” and its so true. It was a truly wonderful set, with a pianist who also matched with occasional backing vocals. Quote of the night from Sam has to be – “ it’s like a little piece of heaven… water” ok so rock and roll he might not be but there’s more to him than being a youth worker. With an old-fashioned persona and gentle personality, Sam is warm and kind hearted this pours through his lyrics and stage presence. At a glance Sam is very pretty, with a simple style including plimsolls, skinny jeans, hoodies and basic T’s he’s got the indie clad look down. It was such a pleasure to see him play, he’s one to watch so check out his MySpace.
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