As mentioned in our Instagram Posts and Mailouts, Our #STAYHOME19 Care Pack includes an 19% off the entire online store at checkout, even on already discounted items! Plus we've just uploaded 'Work from home Tips' on the Blog to help you stay in the rhythm! Check out the helpful iso-tips on money, mental health and fitness while you're on the Blog.
And don't forget there you'll also find a FREE Flu-Mask sewing pattern here on the DVNT Blog. Just Print and follow the instructions.
Stay tuned because we have more coming your way! 🖤
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Working From Home Tips: Click Here.
This is a bunch of 'Work from home' tips, compiled by someone currently working from home! So if you find this article useful, then I have managed to resist the dark temptress of procrastination, and in a few easy steps, you could too!
Isolation Life tips: Click Here.
There was once an inspirational quote I saw on Pinterest that read, "Find three hobbies you love: One to make you money. One to keep you in shape. One to be creative." It spoke to me and you best believe I was #Inspired. But how can you achieve this power trifecta the midst of an apocalyptic pandemic?
Free Flu-Mask Pattern: Click Here.
So, In the wake of all of this crazy stuff happening on planet earth (Re: COVID-19) And the confronting images that we see & hear on the news, about a lack of clinical-style face masks. We decided we would help. This is our free Flu Mask Sewing Pattern..
Ease into the weekend with Manu Crooks 'Different League.' Labelled as a rapper with enormous crossover potential, Australian artist and producer hailing from Sydney, Manu Crooks, does not confine himself to the set sounds of Australian hip-hop, instead expresses his art in his own way.
Driving us home this Friday is Eagles of Death Metals cover of Duran Duran's, 'Save a Prayer'. Considered by some as better than the original, it oozes a classic rock sound that can't date.
Taking you on the journey into the weekend is the classic hit, 'Paranoid Android' from Radiohead's 1997 album, 'OK Computer'. The film clip is a must see while listening to the track.
