In this post: Time for this year’s version of fall vignettes around the house…on the front porch, on the mantel, and a little taste of fall in the kitchen. A couple of weeks ago, we brought my fall decorating tubs down from the attic. Then I got busy with homeschooling and other projects. So, there…
A simple, yet elegant fall tablescape in earthy neutrals and metallics Sometimes when you are a crafter or a DIY’er, you do strange things. ? My family is pretty accustomed to seeing me create or paint some unusual items. I might be plastering and painting a ceiling fan, shaping sticks into a letter, or adding…
I’m a participant in Jennifer Rizzo’s Holiday Housewalk Linky Party 2019. . . I woke up this morning with Christmas music jingling around in my head. I was packing my daughter’s lunch and making breakfast and cleaning up last night’s dishes….all while singing Feliz Navidad. At first it was just in my head, but it…
I’m not exactly a minimalist. But several years ago, I saw a very minimalist, primitive Christmas wreath online. It wasn’t sold anywhere, so of course, I decided to figure out how to make one. ? I made a set of three for my dining room windows. I used wire coat hangers and a deconstructed preserved…
Today we’re Celebrating Christmas with some wonderful bloggers. Here at The French Blue Cottage, I’m sharing a tablescape with a winter village centerpiece. But before we get to the Christmas dining table decor…. If you’ve just come from visiting Leigh at The Little by Little Home, “Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.” And doesn’t her Christmas…
The other day I mentioned that “Woodland Glam” was the phrase I settled on for the look I was going for with my Christmas decorations this year. I added some new touches to my mantel and tree. The dining room table also got a splash of woodland glam. This deer was my inspiration… (affiliate links…
Woodland glam…is that a thing? I don’t know if it truly is, but it’s the phrase that came to me when I was figuring out my Christmas decor for this year. I know it’s late in the decorating season, but if you see an idea that you like, maybe you can Pin it for next…
In this post: An Easter tablescape with bunnies, gingham, and fresh flowers. Do you ever go through seasons where you feel like you’re perpetually behind schedule on just about everything? That’s where I’ve been for the past few weeks. We’ve had a couple of bouts of sickness around here and that’s the only thing I…
There is currently a huge hole in the ceiling of my sunroom. We had to remove drywall that was water damaged from a leak around the skylight. I asked my husband this evening about when said damage would be repaired because we typically host our extended family for Easter lunch. Then I looked at the…
Is shabby chic still a thing? Because that’s how I think you’d describe my dining room table right now. I don’t really do much “theme” decorating, but I do like to change things up for the seasons. And Valentine’s décor really lends itself to a vintage-y shabby chic look. For the Valentine’s table: In January,…
No, the title is not a metaphor for personal individuality:) I’m talking about literal snowflakes. Well, literal paper and crocheted snowflakes. You see, it’s been freezing cold this winter where I live, but not a snowflake in sight. Bitterly cold…check. Below freezing wind chills…check. Fluffy white snow….hmm, no. On the bright side, our winter precipitation…
Let’s make sure that winter doesn’t get the short end of the home décor stick by trying some more winter decorating ideas. The other day I shared three ways to transition from Christmas to winter decorating. Today, I have five more easy ideas for winter decorating that you can implement in your home: *Affiliate links…