Hello 2014, We are going to make this Cup Of Daisies year!

Happy New Year! 2014 has well and truly began and what better time of year to make a change to not only your life but another life too. This year the Cup Of Daisies team have lots of exciting plans, and we want you to become part of them!

Before the Christmas holidays, the PR team, creator and owner of the label and videoing and photographing team met up for the final time of 2013 to get a kick start on the 2014 plans. On our Instagrams, we showed you a sneak peak of a behind the scene's tutorial video for our scarves. Myself and J, used our imagination, along with our different styles to come up with 5 different ways that you can style our scarves. A little help from one fashion lover to another.

The scarf above is called "Blue Pineapple" and is designed for a purpose. 10% of the sale price goes to the charity, Merlin. The print was inspired by the Merlin Charity. The charity develop projects in Asia and Africa delivering medical expertise in countries shattered by war, earthquake or floods from emergency to recovery. The illustration brings together national symbols of all the countries where Merlin currently operates. Each country is represented by either a flower, an animal or a fruit.

Not only will this scarf look beautiful with an every day outfit, you are also representing peace and love towards those who suffer from natural disasters and the hatred of others.

To buy this scarf please visit http://cupofdaisies.co.uk/

LETS STOP HOPING & LETS START HELPING THIS YEAR!

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