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cross your fingers
You guys…we found one, and it’s almost ours! If it all goes through, I can’t wait to show you. I have so many plans for this place! Until then, here’s a little peak at what may be our new love nest!
the mrs. box
So, I was married in 2014. I still feel like a newlywed, but alas, I know I am old news. BUT, when the MRS box came out, I wanted in! Sure I didn’t need it for my wedding day photos, but it would be such a nice heritage item! But the price…I needed $100 for […]
house hunt episode 3 – the one that got away
Defeat. Its a tough feeling. But, it happens to us all, and I have a feeling we will all experience it while on the house hunt. This beauty went on the market in early December. We had a crazy fun holiday season, but we were also getting ready to go down to Miami to see […]
them spiders
OK-quick post on those spiders! You need: Sculpey Clay Wire you can cut easily into 1″ to 1 1/2″ strips Scissors A round thing, like beads Black silver acrylic paint and paint brush First, take about a quarter-sized ball of clay. Make a ball, then roll it down to more of a tube or 3D […]
shibori love
I’ve been eyeing the yard of white linen I bought to recover my dining chairs. Yes, I always love some good white upholstery against stained wood frames. But I’m at least considering a little tie-dying action using the shibori technique. Yeah, it’s trendy. But I know I will at some point re-upholster with a sweet […]
the engagement box
My best friend just got back from Paris. She brought back a few trinkets, some delicious cookies that had chocolate in the center (thank you, they are so gooood!), and a sparkler on a certain finger. I am so freaking happy for them! I may have had a notion they were getting engaged in Paris, […]
hand written
There is huge skill and artistry involved in hand-painted signage. The scale, colors, precision, composition…often with very little technology involved, other than the painter’s hands. In Arlington, although a city, you still see glimpses of this dying craft. I’ve tried to master this, but I’ve found it’s a whole lot easier when you use technology. […]
