January 14 2022
Looking back 2022 is underway, and The Weekend Lifestyler this week is a reflection on what has happened in 2021. We’ve chosen some little bites to remind us all of what has been happening. There was so much to look back on, and despite the interruptions of lockdowns, everyone has kept going and achieved some remarkable things. 2022 will be bigger and brighter!
Summer concerts set P3
A love of vintage Annette Vuletich’s love for designing children’s clothes began as a child watching her mother sew. Annette began making her own creations to dress her children and grandchildren, naming her business Lula Upcycled Designs after her granddaughter Lucila. People visiting the Mangawhai Community Market have been able to see first-hand how vintage fabrics, tablecloths and
Life at a boutique vineyard P5
doilies can be made into children’s clothing, including flower girl dresses to give every child a unique outfit. She also gives children like Kaylee and Isla the opportunity to model her clothing, giving them valuable experience in front of the camera. Annette says she loves turning old items into new, and believes everyone should do something every day that brings them joy as that is an important part of life.
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