magnolia homes
Before I get into today’s post, I just want to share how encouraging it is to hear how many you are going to pull out your china and silver and start using it regularly in response to my spurring yesterday! I started to chuckle at the thought of all of the families who came home […]
a fresh way to organize
I’ve been working on organization for the past year or two, off and on when I have the time. And I’ve been getting better and more proficient at decluttering and organizing with every pass. I started with getting rid of the obvious items. Then, I took it further and got serious and asked myself why I […]
children's book bunting
We launched our line of MMS German Glass Glitter just before Lucketts and, in such a busy time, I didn’t get to announce it until after the fair. Now that I’ve had the chance to catch my breath and get back into a bit of a routine, I’m ready to start giving you some ideas for […]
FURNITURE FEATURE FRIDAY | favorites & link party
Oh my word, ladies! I was looking for favorites and I had a ridiculous number of tabs open. There were so many amazing makeovers, finds, rooms, projects…it was really tough to narrow it down. So, I had way more than three favorites this week, but these are the three I decided to share… Kristi from […]
primitive hutch
About a week before Lucketts this year, I picked up a beautiful primitive hutch off Craig’s List. The lovely lady I bought it from was moving and needed to sell it. It seemed meant to be. I got a good price for it and she gets to pay virtual visits to the hutch whenever she […]
blooming & bringing an umbrella
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately. I’m sure you know what I mean. Sometimes you just plow through life and other times you stop and take stock. Lately, I’ve been examining things a bit harder. What am I pushing towards? How do I want to spend my time? What do I really feel […]
more skytop & shopping
As I shared a few days ago, Jeff took me to the Poconos for a couple of days. We stayed at a beautiful stone lodge that was built on 5500 acres in the 1920’s – Skytop. I loved getting to know a bit about the history of the place. The architecture and intact original details […]
Jeff's top three workshop tools
Jeff, my other half who is famous for his photobombing, has been working on the blog behind the scenes for a long time…shipping things, fixing things, building things, hanging things, carrying things… but now he’s stepping front and center. He has written a post sharing his top three indispensable workshop tools. Enjoy… Everybody has their favorite […]