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Monday, 12 November 2012
Birds on a Wire!
I have a soft spot in my heart for birds. Do you too?With that in mind, I painted a curvy end table to look a bit French and well, you'll see!Now you see why I call this table Birds on a Wire! Top color is Annie Sloan Old White Chalk Paint, legs and skirting are painted AS Paris Gray! Off to the mall booth with this so someone can fall in love and have it for their home.&nb...
Friday, 9 November 2012
Meet Jax!
I have a friend that just had her third baby...a boy named Jax. He is beautiful as are his siblings. Jax has a five year old brother and a 3 year old sister. Every time my friend has had a baby, I go over about two weeks later to take new baby pictures for her birth announcements. I just have a normal digital camera that is not fancy so these pictures are very amateur, but I have so much fun...
Fall Mesh Wreath & Stool Cover
Just a couple of things that I whipped up today... A Fall wreath made with a base of green mesh. And I made a slip-cover for an old stool with various fabrics and trims...That will do for one day!These parties I love to link up to or check out my Blog Parties tabMondayParty Time @ It's So Very CheriMetamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps On The Porch Motivate Me...
Diwali Craft & Home Decor Inspiration- III
What you do with dried plants. I had a dried Basil (Tulsi) plant for quite some time and recently I gave it a new life. I turned it into a 'Jewel Tree'. Diwali is a festival when we add lot of bling to our decor and this jewel tree is looking just perfect to give any corner or nook an instant cheer.Under...
"My Favorite Room"
Happy Friday, everyone! I'm happy to have been asked by sweet Kim of her famous "Savvy Southern Style" to be a part of her wonderful series, "My Favorite Room." I hope to see you over there ... have a fabulous weeke...
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Spreading light and happiness...
I have a little ritual of picking up new diyas every Diwali. A pair of whatever catches my fancy. So when I saw these ceramic sunflower diyas flooding the markets in Bangalore last year, I bought a few.They sat snug in one of the cartons that transported them to Minnesota, until I rediscovered...