I recently participated in a lovely teacup exchange hosted by Stephanie of The Enchanting Rose. A Lovely Teacup Exchange This is the second time I have participated in the exchange and it is a true delight to not just create a lovely gift for someone but also receive a sweet package. I was paired with the delightful Debbie Harris of She Graces Her Home. Mrs. Harris is a true kindred spirit who loves pink. I sent her a handsewn tea cozy, a pink rose teacup and other goodies. A Sweet ... View the Post
Fabulous Inspiration For Fall Decorating
Fall officially begins this Friday, September 22. I thought you might enjoy a bit of fabulous inspiration for fall decorating from the recent Fall Home Tours. I have organized the inspiration under various categories. Fabulous Inspiration For Fall Decorating Bring A Bit Of The Outdoors In It's All About The Pumpkin Add Interest Through A Variety Of Textures Use Unexpected Colors This fall dining room by April of House By Hoff hit all the right notes for fabulous fall ... View the Post
Fine Art In The Kitchen
There is something so wonderful in this image that it truly resonates with me. It may be the darling children, the subway tile or perhaps the happy use Fine Art In The Kitchen. Fine Art In The Kitchen We are finally getting underway with ripping out the old carpet and broken tile in the family room, kitchen and pantry to install new flooring. To prepare for all the dust I am removing everything from the walls and open shelves. That includes this gallery wall. I have enjoyed this gallery ... View the Post
An Unfinished Easter Dress
I was planning to wear such a cute dress this Sunday. Instead, I have an unfinished Easter dress. I had found three yards of a sweet pink and blue vintage fabric at an estate sale for $3. I bought it thinking I was going to make a midi skirt. Then I went to the fabric store and they had the most darling pattern ever on display… It was on sale for $2. Option “B” was my favorite. It needed just three yards for the main part of the dress and half a yard for the collar and belt tabs. I just ... View the Post
I Made A Tiered Tray
I have wanted a tiered tray for quite some time. I Made A Tiered Tray This tiered tray was created for under $15. The Supplies For this project, you will need two trays of graduated sizes (HomeGoods), a wooden candlestick (Michaels) and 3 small mini wooden candleholders (Hobby Lobby). Remember to use your coupons! Remove any embellishments that you don’t want off of the tiered tray with scissors. Pull out the metal insert of the candlestick using a pair of pliers. Simply ... View the Post
The Easiest Patriotic Party Bunting DIY
Are you ready to celebrate the long fourth of July weekend? Several of our neighbors have happily decorated their homes.Their festive spirit was contagious and a bit of a patriotic punch was added to Storybook Cottage. Here's how you can create the easiest patriot party bunting DIY. Inspiration You can always find such great ideas on Pinterest. I was inspired by antique bunting and found a few tutorials. Normally I don’t try to reinvent the wheel unless I see an idea that perhaps can be ... View the Post
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