Strike up a conversation after Vinyasa flow and invite someone out for a matcha latte. Finding like-minded people who enjoy the same activities and interests that you do is a great way to start. Or become a regular at a workout or yoga class. Join a local book club or gardening club (man that makes me sound old) or newcomers group for your town/neighborhood. Based on my experience and countless conversations with my blog readers about this topic, here are my tips. Over the last few years, I’ve made a really solid group of core girlfriends, something I never imagined would happen to me once I moved to the ‘burbs.
Everything in my life had changed and phone calls weren’t cutting it.īut making good friends as an adult (especially in a new place) is hard. When I quit my job to work for myself and moved to the suburbs, it got really dicey there for a while. My financial priorities shifted from mid-week martinis to retinol and face masks.Īs a natural introvert, I had trouble making new friends outside of work. My priorities shifted from socializing with friends to spending time with my husband and growing my family and hustling for work. We all got jobs and got busy and eventually started moving in with partners and out of the one-bedroom apartments shared with 2 roommates. They were always nearby when I need to chat or cry or laugh or study or have a few cocktails (out of red solo cups, of course).īut then we graduated and dispersed around the country. I lived with many of my best friends and saw them constantly, daily. In my college days, I was surrounded by friends and classmates all day every day so friendships were easy to maintain. When I moved to New York City in my early 20’s, I expected my life to look a lot like Sex & The City… and it definitely did not. But in reality, groups of women like this aren’t as omnipresent as the rom-coms might lead us to believe.
LEMON STRIPES PLANNING FACEBOOK POSTS FREE
In movies, we often see a female lead surrounded by her girl crew…a group of women who always seem to be free (do they have jobs?) for a drink to discuss a breakup or for brunch on the weekends (do they have kids?). When you click and shop the links, we receive a commission.īy Julia Dzafic, founder of the blog Lemon Stripes There will be no refunds on digital products.The following content may contain affiliate links. This pattern has been tested so you can feel confident in your purchase! Please note this is a digital file and not a finished product. Thread and needle to match your button for sewing.
1 button (optional) (button in photo is 28mm).The purple colourways used for photos within this pattern are called “Lilac Mist” and “Eggplant”.Please note making your strap wider or longer will require more yardage beyond what is mentioned in the materials The yardage for the strap measuring 37 inches long is included in the total yardage. I used WeCrochet Dishie worsted in 2 colours which will be referred to as Colour A (approx.Required tools, approximate yardage required*.Special stitch tutorials (with direct links for detailed walk throughs).The finished bag measures approximately 9 inches x 7 inches. The handle is easily adjustable and can be styled to your preference with either a crochet strap or a cute store bought one. Named for the use of the lemon peel stitch, this bag is a fun project to make for any season! This design would be a great introduction to working with colour changes and seams.
LEMON STRIPES PLANNING FACEBOOK POSTS PDF
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