Hi everyone! I decided I wanted a new wreath for Valentine's Day and really couldn't see spending any money on one as I have a small plastic bin of Valentine decorations already (it's one day - how many decorations do you need :)! So I decided to remake that wreath above which I made last year. I had a bunch of cupcake liners that I got from Michael's and decided to incorporate them ... Read More about DIY Cupcake Liner Heart Wreath
Home Makeover
A few months ago I decided that I'm o.v.e.r the cluttered cottage look and that I want a home that's still warm, still me, but just a bit....calmer. Not quite so much going on all at once. More simple, not fussy, pretty but not every surface stuffed with things. As you know I like color. Actually as much as I admire those Nordic blogs and all their beautiful white rooms and furniture, I ... Read More about Home Makeover
Indoor Winter Blooming Garden
Outside it may be cold and wet, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying a lovely little spring tabletop garden right inside my home. I do some version of this every year (click here to see another). This year two things are different: I happened upon a clearance sale on indoor plants at Lowe's right before they started bringing in their Christmas decorations. So I've added those (good for ... Read More about Indoor Winter Blooming Garden
Sowing Seeds: Ideas to Help You Cultivate Your Nest
I have some cute DIY projects that I've found in my internet travels to share with you today: All the photos are linked to their sources. I love that the inside of the door is wallpapered (maybe stenciled?). I paint almost all the insides of my doors yellow and it's always such a happy surprise to open a door. Look at these cute and cottagey decoupaged votives From Fellow ... Read More about Sowing Seeds: Ideas to Help You Cultivate Your Nest
Saying “Yes” To A Winter Vegetable Garden
One of the reasons we chose to relocate to Georgia from NJ was the fabulously long growing season (and the lovely weather in general). Look how lovely this camellia is right now. But I was never really able to take advantage of the mild winters as far as growing vegetables was concerned. I had tried many times and failed each time. My cabbages always got eaten by cabbage worms. My broccoli ... Read More about Saying “Yes” To A Winter Vegetable Garden
The Hope of A New Year
I'm glad 2011 is over. It was not a good year for me. Actually I think it was one of the worst years I've had in a long time. New Year's Day is a little bit like looking at a beautifully wrapped gift you haven't opened yet. You have hope and anticipation. Hope that just what you want will be in that package. So once again I start a New Year filled with anticipation at getting a fresh ... Read More about The Hope of A New Year
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