With my Camino just completed I thought it would be a good time to share my thoughts on gear selection with future pilgrims. The most important advice I have is pack light. The less you carry the m…
Nora Dunn explores the fascinating ins and outs of trekking Europe's 800km Camino de Santiago de Compostela.
I am an American woman living in France who from 2004 through 2015 has walked the Camino Frances eleven times often alone in autumn and w...
Combining a beautiful and rustic decor with glamorous style and world class vendors, Marcella and Joseph's Tuscan wedding by Divine Day Photography is gorgeous
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I recently took part in a creative day with some other brilliant weddings suppliers, it was a wonderful way to spend a cold winter day and allowed us to have a creative play and experiment with ideas. Our goal was to create some winter wedding inspiration to share. Inspired by winter and its ether
Caminos of Spain and Portugal Map. There are over 40 Camino walks on this map starting from all over Spain and Portugal, all waiting to be discovered.
These examples of simple summer decor will inspire you to get creative when it comes to utilizing every day household items in your design. The Cliff Notes version is this: lemons reign supreme when it comes to simple summer decor and immediately elevate any interior or tablescape to the next level.
Again! Ta da! My Seashell Runner is tout fini. And I couldn't be happier, because it fits absolutely perfectly on our coffee table! I had not planned that when I bought the pattern and some of the batiks in oh, 2008. I had envisioned it perhaps on a dresser if we ever did buy a home in Florida. Which we did. Later that year. It was fun to make, even though the directions were fairly ambiguous. The back, which looks pretty cool too - I need to sign and date it It took over an hour to tack all the shells together in various small overlap spots. I started to do it by hand, and then said, nope, ain't gonna happen, and slightly overlapped them here and there to hold it all together. Each shell is double-sided, and has warm 'n natural batting between the layers. Lots of satin-stitching was done on each shell. No satin-stitching on the sharks' teeth, which I made all black, as that is how they look, that or a dark grey. The pattern had them grey tips with black roots. I have found a couple of real ones on Manasota Key, not far from here. They are fossils, don't get excited. Trying to get some more daylight on it, as well as a straight-on shot. This is another of my goals for the first quarter finish-along at On the Windy Side. Of the 8 on my list, I now have just 2 left! One last one, just because. Quilt Stats: Size: 48" X 19" approximately Pattern: Shell Runner by Cracker Country Creations Fabric: batiks plus one marbled fabric for the sharks' teeth Warm 'n Natural batting scraps Threads: pieced with Gutermann and Aurifil, satin-stitched with Sulky rayons and one Mettler polyester, oh, and one Sulky Blendables Linking up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict and TGIFF.
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Ah, autumn. The season that whispers poetic […]
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