Tap to Tidy: Organising, Crafting & Creating Happiness in a Messy World

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A third added: "I think @staceysolomon has started a country wide craze with this," and a fourth added: "You make my day @staceysolomon, you're great x" First, add a caption to your content and decorate per usual. Then, tap the "Save" arrow in the corner of the screen and tap the "Your Story" icon to add it to your story. Next, select the photo you saved from your camera roll to add to your story. Add - or layer - a second caption over the first, and repeat until you've reached your desired effect. You're essentially saving your photos and re-uploading them to layer your captions. I have to admit, I started this book as a Stacey Solomon / Squash supporter and was a little disappointed initially. The ideology of what Stacey was saying just is not possible for all working parents with kids. She mentioned that she works Thursday and Fridays and on those days she was unable to do the special things she would otherwise do. There’s also the fact that Stacey is so joyful about it all. She just loves it. She geeks out on it. It’s catching – and unashamed. Stacey recently revealed that she is channelling her love of tidying into a new book set for release in March.

Craft projects include how to make a pumpkin flower pot, cladding walls, flower wall decorations, coconut shell bird feeder, a feature wall and LED rose light, to name just a few. After moving into their country home, Stacey has turned her attention to updating the house, showing her followers the details as she overhauled the kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms and even a cute Wendy house in the garden. We aren’t fully finished yet, these things take time and hard work but I’m so so proud of how far it’s come along. I’ve loved every single second of it. Cheesy as it sounds I’ve learned so much along the way and things I wished I’d know before I started, but most importantly doing as much as I could myself has given me the most strong sense of self & made me feel like I can achieve anything I put my mind to.Stacey’s new instalment sees the mum-of-three cleaning her lounge before sitting down to watch Love Island.

Listen, we're not filthy slobs, but the idea of reading a whole book about tidying and then spending one of our designated days off work clearing out a wardrobe because Marie Kondo told us to… no thanks. Stacey described tidying and organising her house as ‘me time’ early on in the book so I can safely say that we are very different kinds of people! I hope this book helps you to lose yourself for a moment, too - and that you enjoy reading it and even, maybe, having a go at some of the bits inside. She then uses a handheld steamer “if worst comes to worst” and she has to iron something for the children or herself.

Such a light hearted read. Really enjoyed this. So many good ideas for organising and crafting and loved reading it. Only taken me a day to get through it but was nice to take it easy and follow the book easily. The Loose Women panellist and host of BBC One's Sort Your Life Out, who recently tied the knot to Joe Swash with a ceremony in their garden, says: 'This book is for you to use as a guide, as inspiration, or even just to read without any pressure to do anything at all! Grab a cuppa and dip in and out of it at leisure. Discover Stacey's Tap to Tidy DIY Method - with steps on how to get started. Each chapter takes readers round a room in Stacey's dream home, and how she transformed each room herself.