(I also love the smell of coffee beans for candle holders, although I don't always splurge on these.)
And leave it to Martha to come up with bigger and better ways to decorate with beans by using them to jazz up these frames:
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love the frames and the coffee idea. i don't drink it. but i love the smell in the morning when my mom and sister are here.
ReplyDeleteOooo! Loving this! Might try something like this in the next day or so. Especially the frame idea on my gallery wall of solid-colored frames. Thanks, Emily!
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If I saw those frames with the bean trim I probably wouldn't have noticed what exactly the trim was. These are beautiful, what a great idea! Janell
ReplyDeleteI hate beans, but now that I see them used for decorative purposes and not for eating, they're growing on me! They look great in your vase, and the frame idea is very cute.
ReplyDeleteBeans beans they're good for your heart....love this! The frames are actually cute!
ReplyDeleteI have a glass vase with sticks just yours that I use split peas in for spring and summer. I almost posted about it today. I love those frames what a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteVery cool idea. Love the smell of coffee beans.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Looks like I have to add this project to the list!
ReplyDeleteOk, so I've stalked your blog for some time now:) and i absolutely LOVE your daughters room!Would you mind telling me what size polka dots you used for her pink wall? i want to try and do the same(Pink wall) in my daughters room... Love all your posts!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use coffee beans with your candles. That's one I'm going to adapt!
ReplyDeleteawesome ideas!
ReplyDeleteI've never really thought about using beans in my hurricane lamps (right now I have seaglass and marbles) but this is a fun natural looking design!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful ideas. The frames are so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI get MSL (I think after blueprint got cancelled? or maybe it was something more recent...) and I'm always amazed at her craft ideas. I always tag them but unfortunately never seem to get around to doing any of them....
ReplyDeleteMaybe in my next life?!
I love your bean idea. I bet the coffee beans with the candle holders do smell terrific. I'll definitely have to try this. We've bought some coffee that ended up being not so great so this will be a guilt-free way of getting rid of it :) Marija
ReplyDeleteOh, those frames are so cool! Great idea (leave it to Martha!)!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Word. Isn't that such a creative, smart idea? And coffee beans (cha-ching!) would smell PERFECT in winter...
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