How to avoid the “room in a can” look.
My post on Oreck’s blog about how to dress up (and customize) inexpensive window treatments.
Latest goodness from Milk & Honey Home.
Found this “how to” on Pinterest for making sour patch grapes. I’m going to give it a try, even though I’m a little hesitant after the gummy worm experience. . .
Julie gives step by step directions on how to replicate this Anthropologie vase by melting and painting plastic spoons. Honestly, I just think it would be fun to melt some spoons.
(By the way, this was one of the submissions for the Working With What You Have link party. I’m working my way through reading every single one of them. Keep them coming! Link up ends on Thursday.)
The recovered green ottomans are coming in very handy as baby gates these days. It’s getting harder and harder to keep up with my little fuzzy heads. (Something about this picture reminds me of Bert and Ernie.)
Have a great weekend,
Love these 6, great as I go window treatment shopping today!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Emily, for including my vase! Great ideas here!
ReplyDeleteLove that vase- what a neat idea! Great list! And love those little fuzzy heads peeking out, so sweet!
ReplyDeleteLove that first room! It's one of my favorites! Have a great weekend! XOXO
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is the best! Love those fuzzy heads!
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Your fuzzy heads are so adorable! That made me laugh. Have a great weekend Emily,
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Aww, those fuzzy heads are too cute! I also think melting plastic spoons would be fun - but I'll probably end up burning myself...
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So glad you shared Julie's vase! I went through most of the submissions on the link party and hers was my favorite,too. I can't believe those are plastic spoons!
ReplyDeleteThose fuzzy little heads just crack me up! And yes, Bert and Ernie seem to be a perfect reference! Love your Saturday Six!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThat fuzzy hair is so sweet and adorable! That made my day! :) I can't believe that was melted spoons on that vase! I thought it was a real flower petal.
ReplyDeleteHahaha..That last photo is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteAll 6 are great tips! Fuzzy heads and all! Nice way to begin a weekend.
ReplyDeleteAwww, love the Bert and Ernie anology - perfect! I also can't believe those are melted spoons. I think if I attempted that, they would look like melted spoons instead of a flower :(
ReplyDeleteWe use our ottomans as baby gates too! They come in so handy :)
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ReplyDeleteFuzzy heads!! ha ha!! Love!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh those fuzzy little heads are adorable!
ReplyDeleteMake the grapes! They are impossible to mess up and my kids go crazy for them!
ReplyDeleteLove the Saturday 6.
ReplyDeleteFuzzy heads are darling. Bert and Ernette. ;)
LOve number 6 too! So freakin cute and FUNNY!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw pic #5, I thought, "Hey! How funny--I totally pinned the same project earlier this week." And THEN I remembered I pinned it via your link-up party and realized that what I orginally thought was an amazing coincidence actually made perfect sense. : D
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a blogging inspiration!
I just love those fuzzy heads. I have a 12.5 month old with very similar wispy hair and she refuses to keep a clip
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Those fuzzy heads are the cutest! Thanks for the shout out Emily!
ReplyDeleteOh that last pic is the sweetest. Reminds me of two bear ears!
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Those 2 little fuzzy heads are so adorable, even the tops of their little heads. lol
ReplyDelete#1 is so perfect. I agree with all her points completely. In our 20s my husband and I were so excited to buy nice quality furniture suites for our living room and bedroom. In my 30s I was so happy to replace them with mix and match pieces purchased from various places, of various styles, and of various eras. So much better!
ReplyDeleteLove that first photo! beautiful soft and cozy living room :)
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ReplyDeleteomgoodness i luv that last picture!! my son never had the fuzzy head, i just luv that! he was as bald as bald cud be and then bam! a full head of curly hair. and i'm seriously digging that vase!
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