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I dig out two summer dresses and winterise them with layers and boots.
Could you go a year without buying any new clothes? With the credit crunch biting Jane Gallagher, a mum of four from north Liverpool, tried to do just that and kept a blog to chart her progress
One top priority for Edinburgh Direct Aid workers, such as Alan Witcutt, will be to "winterise" buildings in preparation for the harsh Balkan winter, when temperatures can drop as low as minus 20C.
From the ruins of Kosovo all your cash will build a new tomorrow; Sunday Mail Appeal
Here's the easy way to 'winterise' your favourite clothing: JEANS Field names the denim wonder as her top transitional piece: "They have no season and you wear them all the time," she says.
A TIME FOR CHANGE; Is it summer or is it winter? How you can cope with those inbetween days Although the sun''s still shining, the high street''s already bursting with wintry fashions. LISA HAYNES asks Sex And The City stylist Patricia Field how to make your summer wardrobe last longer
"WINTERISE" your grass with an autumn lawn food which will encourage a stronger, deeper root system to help it withstand severe weather.
Do it! Jobs for the week
And to winterise, Britain in February is sometimes quite cold.
Victor Lewis-Smith column: Raining Champions
So I'm planning a series of working parties soon in which we'll begin to winterise everything.
GARDENING LIFE; It's the silly lily season
Be prepared and "winterise" your garden now...then when you draw the curtains on a dank November day, your spirits will be immediately lifted by a sea of colour.
Your garden: Order that border; ADD COLOUR FOR WINTER
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