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

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OK! is a registered trade mark of Reach Magazines Worldwide Limited and is used under licence by Reach Magazines Publishing Plc. Stacey said the task has become a “bit of a game” for her sons who now separate their washing into the correct bins.

I recently got this book on audible and listened to it over two days. I loved everything about it. I had a couple of stressful days at work this week and it got me through my days and helped me switch off while working. It made me smile and laugh! I genuinely feel like I’ve just been having a right good chinwag with Stacey in my kitchen drinking a nice cuppa ☕️

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. When you mention someone in your story, their username will appear in your story with an underline. Anyone who can see your story can tap it to go to their profile. She said: “It means there’s now a property system in my utility, rather than one overflowing basket that means you have to separate all your colours. 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. Stacey’s new instalment sees the mum-of-three cleaning her lounge before sitting down to watch Love Island.

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. I really hope you love this as much as I have adored making it," she wrote. "It's been my baby for the last year and im so proud of it [sic]."Being best mates with Mrs Hinch has certainly rubbed off on Stacey Solomon who has shared another home organisation tip ahead of the release of her book Tap to Tidy. It’s not only the usual ‘putting the toys away and shoving the old papers in the bin’ type of tidy (though watching her lounge change from toy-laden to adults only is pretty impressive), Stacey is the queen of organising. She regularly transforms everything from her fridge to her utility room into an oasis of calm. Stacey recently revealed that she is channelling her love of tidying into a new book set for release in March.

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! After the washing comes out the machine, Stacey either puts it into the tumble dryer or hangs it up on a rail she has attached to her ceiling. Another tip from Stacey is to make sure all items which are usually hung in wardrobes are put on hangers straight away. Tap the "+" icon in the top left corner and select Story in the bottom right of your screen, or just swipe left to right from anywhere. This pains me to write this review. I am a massive fan of Stacey Solomon, I think she is funny, creative and all-around such an amazing individual. This book, however, was not funny or creative.

I did enjoy the drawing, and they were extremely pretty. In saying that, I missed actual pictures. I thought there would be at least one family picture or even step by step pictures of Stacey making her creations. She also organises a set of shelves with Christmas decorations and it’s so satisfying, as well as decorating her table and doing a ‘tap to make up’ when she has a spot on her chin.