why hello there. Hello and welcome to the first publication of the dream riders mag! Alot of thought and wonderfulness has gone into the online pages of this issue. We have some awesome features and stories in this mag, and also some great home decor and inspiration for you. As head editors of the dream riders mag, we have employed an assistant editor and stylist, Charlotte. She wrote one of the articles of this issue and helped out behind with web design, hair. Makeup and wardrobe, and photography. We love having Charlotte on our team!! Hope you enjoy this issue. From, The Dream Team xxx
meet the dream team. Grace Editor and Writer Hey guys! We are all so excited to be posting our first ever dream riders magazine.
Jess
Editor, Writer and Photographer. hey! welcome to the first edition of the dream riders mag. I hope you enjoy this special issue, we have spent lots of time on it. i am very excited to be able to make a magazine like this!!
Charlotte Assistant Editor and Stylist I am really amazed at the content in our autumn issue. It has been sooo fun creating the stories.
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This issue dedicated to everyone that likes watermelon :) 2. a hello. 4. this issue. 6. bits and bobs. 8. story. 10. spaces. 12. grace. 14. home style. 16. how to host. 18. pinterest finds. 20. la dee da 22. reads and quotes 24. editorial. 28. until next time
bits and bobs. what's caught our eye. Jess: records!!! Records are coming back into style and are just plain awesome!! Once you have a record player, purchasing records is simple and cheap. Almost all op-shops have a vast variety of records at miniscule prices- you will probably become as crazy as I am!!! Image:https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/68/52/35/6852351adb5798da100b67cef0f9d5 b0.jpg
Grace: Converse [Who doesn't love them?]
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Charlotte: Cats!!!! Again, who doesn't love them! I am obsessed with the little fur balls!
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terrarium building.
Step 1. Find a glass container, jar, fishbowl or vase with a wide opening. Collect your materials. These could include stones, moss, dirt, mini grasses, cacti, succulents and baby ferns. Also, collect any little decorations to put inside your finished terrarium. Rat and bird skulls look snazzy, or gemstones and crystals, and even little kid’s toy dinosaurs look great!!
Step 2.. Layer you terrarium. Begin with a layer of stones or charcoal, then some moss, then your dirt, and then plant your plants. Adding more moss to the finished product looks neat too. Step 3. Add your decorations and you’re finished! These are great addition to any space, and they look amazing!!
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spaces The dream riders office!!
This is the place all the ideas come from. We have spent a heap of time making this space cosy and happy, because who would want to hang out in a spider-infested dusty cave? (certainly not Charlotte!!) This for us, is the perfect example that you can make a cosy, likeable space with a little budget, using things from around your home.
grace. How well do you know editor, Grace? Interview and photos by Jess. How would you describe the perfect day? At the beach, just chillin with my friends. Who would your favourite artist be? I like the inspirational art by Kristina Webb, but I also like other artist pieces but don't know their names. Do you have any pets? I have a cat named Zoe, a dog called Meg, a rabbit and some chickens.
Whats your style? Quirky and colourful.
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? To France, and visit Paris. I would say I’d eat frogs but I’d probably chicken out. If you could be any animal, what would it be? A sea turtle as then I could explore the beautiful ocean. How would you describe yourself? Crazy, Blonde, Stupidly Funny, Quirky.
home style: minimalist vs. cluttered
The chunky clutter shelf is full of knick knacks lined up across it. The random objects usually have a quirky aspect. This is easy to recreate with simple decorations from op-shops.
The Minimalist Style: Minimal Objects on one shelf. Usually following a colour scheme with lots of white, with accents of pink and grey. To vote for you style go to ​ http://dreamridersmag.blogspot.co.nz/​ on the page Minmalist vs. Cluttered
how to host. a sophisticated get-together. There are a few key tricks hosting a slick sophisticated gathering. Whether it’s a dinner party, a housewarming or just a plain get-together- everyone wants to impress. How can you be a great hostess for the mostest? Quite simply, actually. Tip #1. Clean Up, but don’t CLEAN UP. Guests want to feel at home at your venue, so they can relax and not have an awkward evening trying to keep the place spotless. Tip #2. Make sure any food that can possibly be prepared is prepared before the guests arrival. This gives you time to sit down and talk with your guests. You don’t want to make the situation more awkward by being in the kitchen the whole night. Tip #3. Have a loose schedule planned, but don’t freak out if it is not exactly followed or done properly. You know the guests better than we do, so if they would be happy just to sit down and catch up then do just that. Tip #4. Light a scented candle, and be proud of your space. We are sure you will all be able to have an awesome time.
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pinterest loves. our top pick photos (all found on pinterest- we don't own any of these)
la dee da. I love my business, Mr Wolf. It’s a crafty little job with lots of dinky things that creators love. Some of the products I sell include; Paper Notes: Teeny notebooks with quirky covers and a stitched spine. Every page is hand stamped using stamps that I make myself. Prices range from $1- $5 NZD. B rooches: Wicked little badges made to fit anyone’s needs. Made out of fabric and/or paper. Price range from 50 c-$3 NZD. Birthday bash in a box: Cardboard boxes filled with everything needed to throw the perfect birthday. They make fantabulous prezzies. 1 Birthday bash in a box includes things like: a 1 meter handmade paper bunting , confetti sticks, party hats, 2x paper notes, mugs with hand-drawn detail filled with hot chocolate and marshmallows, candles, soaps, and a layer of mini balloons on top. Prices range from $10-$20 NZD. Terrariums: A new addition to the Mr Wolf range. I custom make them to fit the buyers need. I have created mini ones in jars also, and you can view some on the page on how to build a terrarium. Prices are dependent on how big and expensive the glass container is. Yeah! So there’s a little looksies at my business. To contact me, simply comment on this post with the title Mr Wolf and your email or name and we will get in touch!!
quotes.
grace:
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jess:
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charlotte:
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between the trees. model: grace.
photos by: jess.
until ​
next time‌.
thanks for reading our first issue! if you have any articles/pressing issues you want to express in our mag, leave a comment message under this issue. keep an eye on our website for any updates or available job spaces. ta ta,
the dream team xxx