Say hello to team Fe-line

I have loved running Fe-line for the last couple of years, but I have to say that two and half years all alone at Fe-line HQ has become quite a lonely affair. So I am very very pleased to announce that my years of solitude are over and I have taken on not one, not two, but three lovely colleagues to help me run the blog and relaunch the Fe-line events around Oxfordshire from September.

I realised after having Frankie and still trying to run Fe-line and The Wandering Kitchen that something had to give. I can’t do everything myself and I want Fe-line to develop and blossom not slowly fade away under a pile of dirty nappies and In the night garden toys. Also Fe-line is all about the female collective, so really it should be run by a female collective, right?

So who are these mysterious new women? Well they aren’t really mysterious, you may remember them from such Fe-line blog posts as Love Oxford: Knitting Clubs, Bridget Jones: Who we love, just as she is and Nature notes. Yes my wonderful new team mates are Anaïs Higgins, Debs Wardle and Rosie Jacobs.

Anaïs has been blogging for Fe-line for the past 7 months but has been on board with the brand since day one. She was one of the traders at the very first Frock ‘N’ Roll event and has also been a keen shoe phoner in the past. Anaïs brings with her a wealth of marketing experience and can organise the socks off any event.

Debs has also been blogging for Fe-line for the last 7 months and was the first person I told about my idea for Fe-line. On a work trip to Munster in 2010 I told her I wanted to leave the 9-5 and start my own business, I wasn’t really sure of what it consisted of at the time but pink and grey would be involved. Rather than thinking I was totally insane, Debs is now on board and I super excited to be working with her again. Debs will continue to be the voice of the and take control of all things post it note related.

Rosie has been blogging for Fe-line for 2 months and when I met her for coffee I instantly knew she was Fe-line. It was something about the amazing dress with little black boots combo that she was rocking. Rosie runs pop-up shop Kinship of Oxford and has been running her own craft fairs in East Oxford. She has great style and excellent taste and adds an edge of sophistication to Fe-line.

So please give my new team a big massive welcome, WOOOO, go Team Fe-line!!

If you would like to meet the new team we will be having brunch in The Royal Oak on Woodstock Road after the Race for Life on Sunday 13th July at 12:00pm or if that’s a little early for you then we will be having drinks in The Jam Factory on Thursday 24th July at 8pm.

For all of you non-Oxford residents fear not, come and say hi over on Twitter during #felinehour, 8-9pm GMT on Tuesday evenings.

Love and awesome female collectives,

 

 

Thank you for the photos, Little Miss Joey