I have longed to put a chalkboard wall in my home for quite sometime now but am now thinking of doing one in the studio. Maybe with some whimsical chalk drawings of ferns & botanicals...
Monday, May 25, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Kindergarten Crush
My oldest daughter has been smitten with this boy 'Nate' from her Kindergarten class since just about the first day. She has already informed me that she is going to marry him someday. The papers below were in her backpack last night when I unpacked it.
The child is going to give me gray hair before I turn '30'. How about you? Have any stories to share about a "kindergarten crush"?
The child is going to give me gray hair before I turn '30'. How about you? Have any stories to share about a "kindergarten crush"?
Monday, May 18, 2009
Ideas for Leftover Wallpaper
Came across these lovely uses for leftover wallpaper at realsimple.com and wanted to share them with you.
My favorite is the scroll hung with a ribbon, read more and get instructions at real simple online.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Feather Down Farm Days
We are talking about taking the girls camping for the first time this summer and I came across this lovely camping concept by Feather Down Farms and am smitten. What a magical camping experience this would be, wish we had something like this around here...
Friday, May 8, 2009
Delightful Crafts for Mother's Day
"My mother is a poem I'll never be able to write,
though everything I write is a poem to my mother."
—Sharon Doubiago
—Sharon Doubiago
Love these simple Mother's Day craft ideas from Country Living; heart-shaped sachets, peony wreath, rosette pin, and Mother's Day place setting. Especially loving the peony wreath (which I would so do if my peonies were in bloom right now) and the printed menu on napkin. Click here to get instructions for these and other delightful crafts for Mom.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Villa Augustus
Villa Augustus is located in the southern Netherlands in the city of Dordrecht, the oldest city in the Netherlands. Villa Augustus, an old water tower and pumping station, now converted into a one-of-a-kind hotel, restaurant and market-café, has become the latest hotspot in the area. Around the hotel, where the large water basins were originally situated, a magnificent garden park has been laid-out, with romantic nooks and crannies and a bounteous fruit and vegetable garden that supplies the restaurant with much of the delicious produce that are used and sold. The old pumping station now works as a café-cum-market, where you can buy almost anything they produce, including fresh bread, jams, pies, and wine. The entire place is very creatively decorated in a style that mixes the grandiose with the simple and the modern in a way that respects the site's history and previous function. Love the large open concept rooms, retro furniture and the giant crystal chandeliers.
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