Hello dear friends! We interrupt the series on my travels to France to celebrate Sweet Guy who turns 17 this Sunday. He had his official Eagle Scout ceremony on August 25th. I thought I would share a step by step process of How To Create Rustic Eagle Scout Centerpieces. The goal was to create centerpieces that felt "masculine" since this ceremony was for my son. I began with a plan to create something rustic which to me translated into wood, twine, and other outdoor elements. Twelve ... View the Post
Transitional Fall Wreath Made With Dollar Store Supplies
It is really hot here in Texas. Fall is still another 6 weeks away, at the least. But blogland says its time to break out the autumnal decor. I am so thankful to Amber from Follow The Yellow Brick Home for inspiring me. Here is a Transitional Fall Wreath Made With Dollar Store Supplies. Transitional Fall Wreath Made With Dollar Store Supplies If you are coming over from Common Ground may I say "Welcome!" Debra always has some of the cutest fall displays. Our front door at Storybook ... View the Post
Saturday Smiles Lazy Days of Summer
It's hard to believe that Sweet Guy will start his junior year of high school next week. I haven't blogged much this summer because I made the intentional decision to live each day, love each moment and create many long-lasting memories. Tomorrow his crew of friends is coming over for an end of summer movie party. I think I'll create an ice cream shake bar. Here are a few other great Saturday Smiles Lazy Days of Summer ideas. Saturday Smiles Lazy Days of Summer I keep forgetting that I ... View the Post
Saturday Smiles Like A Rainbow
Château de Villette is now on my "must see" list. Built in the 17th century it has been lovingly renovated by French decorator Jacques Garcia. The château recently set the scene for a Monique Lhuillier fashion shoot. Which led to Saturday Smiles Like A Rainbow. Saturday Smiles Like A Rainbow Elsie has done it again with her magical rainbow-hued bookcase. I love her thoughts on buying and displaying vintage. Taste the Rainbow I try to eat a wide variety of foods. I'm drawn to the ... View the Post
UNDERWEAR, Bonnet and Construction Details of the 1880’s Traveling Suit
Thank you for all the lovely comments on Tuesday's costume reveal post. As promised today's post is all about the UNDERWEAR and Construction Details of the 1880's Traveling Suit. The Bonnet I'll start with the bonnet because it's one of my favorite elements. I found the circa 1950's child's bonnet with daisies for $2.00 at Round Top. I carefully removed the flowers, gave it a rinse in my kitchen sink and let it air dry. While it was drying I folded the straw into the shape I was seeking. ... View the Post
An 1880’s Traveling Suit For Prairie Days
The second Saturday in June I headed towards Independence, Kansas to celebrate the reconstruction of The Little House on the Prairie cabin. I packed up An 1880's Traveling Suit For Prairie Days. An 1880's Traveling Suit For Prairie Days With each costume or piece of modern clothing that I make I try to learn a new dressmaking skill. All of the previous skills have led up to making a customized 1880's traveling suit with simple bustle. This costume was couture meaning that it was ... View the Post
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