Most often we don't pay much attention to our closets. We just stuff them full of junk and close the doors. Usually we complain that we don't have enough of them, or that they're not big enough, but lately I have been thinking about closets in more unconventional ways. It started with a brilliant front-entry closet to mud-room style nook conversion that I saw from House of Smiths and replicated for a client of mine who had a very narrow entryway, and didn't really need a front closet, but did need a place for visitors to sit and shed their coats and shoes. Click here for tutorial The fact of the matter is, sometimes, depending on your needs in a particular space, a closet can be better used for something other than a closet. One of the things that really bothered me when we first moved into our house was the upstairs hallway. It was straight, narrow, dark, and full of doors. 30 years ago the builders of my home sought to try and include everything a family would need into the space available and for the most part I am happy with that, but in the hallway, it just felt like they were trying to cram too many things in. My small hallway contained: 3 bedroom doors, 1 bathroom door, 1 small coat closet, 1 narrow broom closet, and the most ridiculously undersized linen closet I have ever seen. Broom Closet BEFORE Functionally, these 2 skinny little closets just weren't working for me. Sure they existed, which I guess was better than nothing at all, but the narrow size coupled with bi-fold doors limited what could actually be stored in the closet in the first place and made it very difficult to put things in and pull things out. From a design perspective, I had a rectangle full of rectangles. It was too much repetition. It felt crowded. I couldn't stand it. But what to do about it? Kinda-Custom Storage Cabinet First, I needed to create a different storage solution that worked better for my linens and cleaning supplies. This is when I came up with my Kinda-Custom Storage Cabinet which gave me all the storage I needed and more. With my stuff out of the way, I could concentrate on improving the aesthetics of my hallway. I had 3 main goals in mind for my hallway: light, space, and variety. In order to create some more breathing room between all those rectangles crowded together, I took out the broom closet. I dry-walled over the existing closet opening in the hallway, but didn't eliminate the closet all together (because, I do need some closets). (New tutorial coming soon: How-To Drywall) Instead I cut a hole in the side of the closet which then made it a much needed bathroom closet instead of an impractical hall closet. Eliminating this impractical closet from the hallway cut down on the number of rectangles crowding my hallway, and created a little more open wall space for artwork which will bring more variety and balance to the space. Broom closet AFTER Next I replaced the trim and doors with brilliant white, which automatically lightened and expanded the space. I chose a 3 panelled door, instead of the pre-existing flat doors, which brought more lines, shapes and interest into the space creating more variety. (New tutorial coming soon: How-To Replace Doors) Next on my hit-list was the skinny linen closet. Like the broom closet I had considered removing this closet from the hallway as well and using the space to expand my daughter's bedroom closet, but it didn't quite lend itself as well to becoming a closet in a different room like the broom closet did. Besides, I had another problem to solve. We had a fair number of books that had no official home. My children's bedrooms didn't have space for bookshelves, so their books just got tossed into their closets with their toys. My husband and I ended up keeping our books in our nightstands (which we were increasingly running out of space). My empty linen closet was looking more and more like a built-in bookshelf. It was a super-simple conversion. The shelves were already in place. I just removed the doors and hardware, filled the holes, and painted the closet interior white. I could have just re-used the existing shelves by painting them white, but I wanted them to come all the way to the edge of the opening, so I bought some slightly wider shelving material, cut new shelves and put them in. The only part that was a little tricky was the bottom. Without addressing the bottom, it did just kind of look like a closet with the doors removed, and I didn't really want to put my books right on the floor. So, I built a 4" kick out of scrap lumber and custom fit the bottom shelf around the closet opening. I eliminated another blank rectangle from my hall, added variety, and solved my book storage problem. Win, win, win. Love it!
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Im Spätsommer ist Zwetschgenzeit und viele Feinschmecker können es kaum erwarten, bis Sie endlich wieder einen leckeren Blechkuchen mit Zwetschgen oder frische Zwetschgenmarmelade essen können, denn dafür eignet sich die blaue Frucht besonders gut. Doch die Zwetschge ist noch vielseitiger einsetzbar, z.B. eingemacht oder gebraten, süß oder pikant. Woher kommt die Zwetschge? Die Zwetschge ist eine Baumfrucht und stammt ursprünglich aus Asien. Sie ist eine Unterart der Pflaume, weshalb es oft auch zu Verwechslungen der beiden Früchte kommt. Für Laien scheint es keinen großen Unterschied zwischen den beiden Früchten zu geben, doch den gibt es! Die Zwetschge gehört zur Familie der Rosengewächse. Sie ist in Europa weit verbreitet und sehr beliebt. Allein in Deutschland gibt es 13 verschiedene Zwetschgensorten, wie z.B. die Bühler, die Cacaks Beste, die Ortenauer, die Lützelsachser oder die Hauszwetschge. Wann ist die Zwetschge reif? Die Reifezeit der Zwetschge beginnt im August. Eine reife Frucht erkennt man an ihrer Farbe: sie ist blauviolett bis schwarzblau. Die Form der Zwetschge ist oval, sie läuft an beiden Enden eher spitz zu. Sie hat eine kaum ausgeprägte Fruchtnaht und lässt sich leicht von ihrem Kern lösen. Sie schmeckt süß-säuerlich und ist gleichzeitig auch sehr gesund. Das liegt daran, dass Zwetschgen viel Kalium, sowie Vitamin C und B2 enthalten. Welche Wirkung haben Zwetschgen? Getrocknete Zwetschgen sind vor allem für Ihre abführende Wirkung bekannt. Eingeweichte gedörrte Zwetschgen helfen bei Nierenerkrankungen, Gicht und Problemen der Leber. In der Regel wird die Frucht trotz ihrer positiven Nebenwirkungen, eher auf Grund ihres guten Geschmacks verspeist. Wie wird die Zwetschge in der Küche verwendet? Typischerweise wird die Zwetschge im Kuchen verwendet, aber es geht auch anders. Zwetschgen harmonieren beispielsweise hervorragend mit deftigen und herzhaften Speisen, wie z. B. Schweinefleisch, Wild und Geflügel. Hier einige Rezept-Tipps für Sie Hirschragout mit Zwetschgen und Lavendel (Rezept) Pfifferlinge mit Zwetschgen und Rosmarin (Rezept) Zwetschgenknödel (Rezept) Zwetschgen-Crumble mit Cashews (Rezept) Zwetschgenparfait (Rezept) Haselnuss-Zwetschgen-Torte (Rezept) Probieren Sie es doch mal aus! Übrigens: in Nürnberg spielen die Zwetschgen eine besondere Rolle. Denn dort werden die sogenannten „Zwetschgenmännla“ am berühmten Nürnberger Christkindlesmarkt verkauft. Sie sind nach den Bratwürsten und den Lebkuchen ein gern gekauftes Mitbringsel. Der Sage nach soll ein alter lediger ortsansässiger Drahtzieher, der in einem Stadtmauerturm wohnte, diese Kreaturen erfunden haben. Weil er einem Mädchen aus der Nachbarschaft eine Freude machen wollte, die ihn mit ihren Gesang wieder fröhlich und gesund machte. Der Unterschied zwischen Pflaumen und Zwetschgen Doch genug von der Zwetschge. Kommen wir zu den Unterschieden zwischen der Pflaume und ihrer Unterart, der Zwetschge. Die Pflaume ist rund, dick und schmeckt süß bis herb. Ihr Fruchtfleisch ist saftiger als das der Zwetschge. Auch farblich unterscheidet sich das Fruchtfleisch, denn das Fleisch der Zwetschge ist gelb und das der Pflaume geht ins rötliche. Die Schale der Pflaume variiert in ihrer Farbe zwischen schwarz, blauschwarz, blau, blaurot, violett, purpurrot, rot, gelb und gelbgrün. Außerdem hat die Pflaume eine deutlich sichtbare Fruchtnaht. Pflaumen enthalten mehr Wasser als die Zwetschge und eignen sich deswegen weniger ideal für Kuchen. Ein weiterer Unterschied der beiden Früchte ist, dass sich der Kern einer Pflaume schwerer vom Fruchtfleisch trennen lässt, als der einer Zwetschge. Zu guter Letzt ist die Blütezeit der Pflaume schon viel früher (April/Mai). Pflaumen sind nicht so vielseitig in der Küche einsetzbar. Meistens werden sie in Form von Marmelade (Rezept), Kompott (Rezept) oder Likör(Rezept) verwendet. Trotz der Unterschiede, haben sie doch eins gemeinsam: beide Sorten sind gesund und lecker! Suchen Sie doch gleich auf speisekarte.de nach einem Restaurant in Ihrer Nähe, dass Zwetschgen oder Pflaumen auf der Speisekarte stehen hat. Viel Spaß bei der Suche und guten Appetit! Bild2: BSC_0055 von Susannka Quelle: Geolocation
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- Abstrakte Kunstwerke in Grün und Beige Frida Kahlo Posterset-Kollektion in Grün und Beige. Kombiniere Poster und Illustrationen für einen modernen und trendigen Look. Werde kreativ und kombiniere unsere Postersets bei dir Zuhause. 16036-5 Exposition D'Art Gold (30x40) 16352-8 Kahlo in Green Poster (50x70) 15949-8 Rousseau - The Equatorial Jungle (50x70) 14459-5 Painted Arches No1 (30x40)
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Magazine Poster, Vogue Poster, Black Wall Art, Trendy Poster, Hippie Print, Vintage Poster, Psychedelic Art, Y2K Apartment Poster, Party Poster, Preppy Print, High Heels Poster, Trippy Wall Art, 70s Wall Art, Disco Wall Print, Retro Wall Art Decorate your home or office with an easy way. You can print at your home , at your local print shop or upload the files and get your printable 70s inspired wall art easily. I N C L U D E D - F I L E S Included are 5 high res JPG image files at 300 dpi A 4x5 ratio file for printing 4"x5", 8"x10", 16"x20", 40x50cm. A 3x4 ratio file for printing 6"x8", 9"x12", 12"x16", 18"x24" A 2x3 ratio file for printing 4"x6", 6"x9", 8"x12", 10"x15", 12"x18", 16"x24", 20"x30", 24"x36", 60x90cm. An international paper size file for printing 5"x7", A5, A4, A3, A2, A1, 50x70cm. A file for printing 11"x14". K I N D L Y - N O T E This purchase is an instant digital download, no physical product will be shipped and the frame is not included. When printed, colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors and printers. This purchase is for personal use only. Not for resale or distribution. File sharing or commercial sales are prohibited. Any editing to ArtevinaDesign digital downloads are a copyright infringement. © All artwork is copyright of ArtevinaDesign.
How to make Sidewalk Chalk Paint with ingredients you have at home!
Na een leuke dag binnenspelen, ligt er overal speelgoed. In deze bank is daar allemaal plaats voor - gewoon de la opendoen en alles erin stoppen. Da's snel opgeruimd, zowel voor de ouders als voor de kinderen.
I have always found sewing anything round kind of tricky - but I've finally found a formula for sewing bolster cushion covers that works really well! TOOLS & MATERIALS: - 1 Meter of fabric - 1 Meter of piping material (I prefer to use the non-plastic type) - 1 bolster pillow form - 1 zipper (just slightly longer than the length of your pillow form) - Thread - Sewing machine - Scissors - Straight pins - Iron - Seam ripper - Pencil - Carpenter's Square (optional) METHOD: STEP 1: Measure your pillow form Using a soft measuring tape, measure the length of your pillow form from seam to seam and add 1" onto your measurement to determine the length of the body of your pillow cover. (In my case, my bolster pillow was 14" long, so with the added 1" my working measurement for the length of my pillow cover was 15") Now measure the diameter (length across the middle) of the end of the pillow form (again from seam to seam) and add 1" onto that measurement as well. (In my case the diameter of the end of my pillow form was 6", so with the added 1" my working measurement was 7"). To find the appropriate width for the body of your cushion cover, take the diameter of the end of the pillow form + 1" (in my case 7" total) and multiply it by 3.14 (otherwise known as Pi - who knew math had a practical application?). In my case this turned out to be 19.84". STEP 2: Cut your fabric a) Cut the body of your pillow cover according to your measurements (for me: 15" x 19.84") *Tip* I have found that using a carpenter's square to help me measure and mark my fabric has provided me with greater accuracy in cutting, which helps to avoid problems later on. b) Cut 2, 2" strips from your fabric for the piping just slightly longer than the width of your pillow body (in my case I cut them about 21" long), and 2 pieces of piping material the same length as the width of your pillow body (19.84" in my case). c) Cut 2 circular end pieces with a diameter in accordance to the measurement of the diameter of your pillow form + 1" (in my case 7"). *Tip* Use a compass or perfectly round object of some kind that you can trace the circle onto your fabric and then cut it out. In my case I rummaged through my kitchen until I found a pot that I had with a 7" diameter. This is what your pieces should look like: STEP 3: Install zipper a) Take the body of your pillow cover and fold it in half right-side to ride side along the length (15" side in my case). Pin along the edge and sew a basting stitch across the length with a 1/2" seam. *Tip* A basting stitch is just a temporary stitch used to hold things in place for the time being. Use the longest stitch length you have on your machine (in my case 4) and do not secure the beginning or end. b) Open the right-sides of the seam, and iron flat. c) Place the zipper face down across the length of the pillow cover body with the teeth of the zipper right against the edge of the basting-stitch seam. *Tip* Leave the zipper head hanging off the edge of your fabric so it doesn't get in your way. Pin the upper edge of the zipper to the upper edge of the fabric and sew in place using a zipper-foot on your machine (try to get as close to the zipper teeth with your seam as you can). Pin the bottom edge of the zipper to the bottom edge of the seam (make sure you don't go all the way through to the body - just get the seam) and sew in place. d) Zig-zag the edges of the zipper to the edges of the fabric for extra strength. e) Push the zipper-head down so that it sits about 1" away from the edge of the fabric. Secure the end of the zipper about 1/2" away from the edge of the fabric by going back & forth over it with your sewing machine a couple of times. You may need to rip a couple of the basting stitches in order to push the zipper-head down. Secure the end of the zipper by going back & forth over it with your sewing machine a couple of times. Secure the end of the zipper in the same way. e) Trim off the zipper excess and turn the pillow cover body right-side out. Use a seam-ripper to cut the basting stitches and open the zipper. Pull out the basting stitches. STEP 4: Sew the piping a) Fold one end of the piping strip over about 1/2" and iron flat. Fold the strip of fabric in half lengthwise (right-side out) and iron flat. Open the fabric, and place the piping material inside, against the fold, starting just before the folded over edge. Fold the fabric over the piping and pin in place as snug as possible. Sew along the length of the piping using a zipper-foot on your machine, getting the seam as close to the piping as possible. b) Trim off the raw edge of the piping, so that you have about 1/2" of fabric next to the piping. Snip the 1/2" edge of fabric (being careful not to get too close to the piping) at 1cm intervals along the length of the piping. STEP 5: Sew the piping onto the end pieces a) Mark a starting point on the edge of your circular end pieces (right-side up). Starting with the folded end of the piping, pin the piping around the outside edge of the end piece, placing the end of the piping material at the starting point marked on the end piece (the empty, folded over edge should extend past the starting point). Starting point is placed at the first snip. b) Trim the raw end of the piping so that it matches up to the starting point. Tuck the raw end of the piping into the folded end of the piping and pin in place. Sew the piping in place using a zipper-foot on your machine (try to get the seam as close to the piping as possible - this can be a little tricky). Repeat for the other end piece. STEP 6: Attach the end pieces to the body. a) Place the zipper half-way down the length of the body and turn the body inside-out. b) Position the end piece right-side in, and match the zipper seam on the body to the starting point on the end piece. Pin the outside edge of the body to the outside edge of the end piece all along the circumference of the end piece. It should match up precisely (this is why I find using the carpenter's square to measure and mark my fabric before I cut important). Repeat on the other end. Sew the ends to the body using a zipper-foot on your machine, getting the seam as tight to the piping as you possibly can. c) Turn the pillow cover right-side out and check your seams along the piping. If it's not tight enough, turn it inside out again and give it another go (this can be tricky to get right tight on the first go). When you are satisfied, zig-zag the edges for added strength. STEP 7: Stuff the pillow Turn the pillow cover right-side out and hold your breath while you insert the pillow form. It should be snug, but you shouldn't have to struggle to do up the zipper. Fluff and smooth the pillow form inside the cover until you are satisfied with the shape and enjoy your new bolster pillow!
Poster set met vier posters, inclusief een motiverende quote, een vrouwelijk portret, een abstract bloemenschilderij en een ontwerp vol bladeren in tinten groen, wit en roze. Geef je interieur een boost met deze poster set. 18053 Choose a Happy Life Poster 30x40 cm 17613 La Poire - Green Coat Poster 50x70 cm 18158 La Botanique Art No2 Poster 50x70 cm 18326 Botanica Verde Poster 30x40 cm
Description FEATURES 🌊🐾Bring the beauty of the ocean shoreline into your home! Awaken your senses as you feel the paw prints in the grainy sand and the smooth 3D texture of the sea foam. ✨Enjoy running your fingers along the side of the mug while you sip your favorite beverage! This mug is handmade and hand painted to remind you of the waves rolling into your favorite beach. 🥰Each of my mugs is a piece of functional art, they are completely handmade and require many steps and a lot of time to achieve the desired look. I hope you enjoy my creations as much as I enjoy making them! SPECIFICATIONS Material: Painted CeramicSize: 8*9.5cmWeight: 300g PACKAGE CONTENTS 1 x Paw Print Ocean Shoreline Mug NOTE Please allow slight dimension difference due to manual measurement. Due to different monitor and light effect, the actual color of the item might be slightly different from the color showed on the pictures.
Aesthetic Home Decor, Dorm Decor, Aura Poster, Y2k Apartment Decor, Trendy Wall Print, Cute Wall Art, Trippy Wall Art, Psychedelic Wall Art, Printable Art, Gradient Art, Large Aesthetic Art, 70s Retro Print, Gradient Wall Art, 70s Retro Print Decorate your home or office with an easy way. you can print at your home , at your local print shop or upload the files and get your printable Gradient wall art easily. I N C L U D E D - F I L E S Included are 5 high res JPG image files at 300 dpi A 4x5 ratio file for printing 4"x5", 8"x10", 16"x20", 40x50cm. A 3x4 ratio file for printing 6"x8", 9"x12", 12"x16", 18"x24" A 2x3 ratio file for printing 4"x6", 6"x9", 8"x12", 10"x15", 12"x18", 16"x24", 20"x30", 24"x36", 60x90cm. An international paper size file for printing 5"x7", A5, A4, A3, A2, A1, 50x70cm. A file for printing 11"x14". K I N D L Y - N O T E This purchase is an instant digital download, no physical product will be shipped and the frame is not included. When printed, colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors and printers. This purchase is for personal use only. Not for resale or distribution. File sharing or commercial sales are prohibited. Any editing to ArtevinaDesign digital downloads are a copyright infringement. © All artwork is copyright of ArtevinaDesign.
Dromerige posterset met aardse kleuren. Posterset met leuke illustraties in vrolijke kleuren en aardse tinten met vrouwelijke figuren en abstracte kunst. Lively Collection is de ideale posterset om je huis op te fleuren. pre0274 – Arty Guava – Lay Hoon – Gardening Poster (30x40 cm) 18180 – Nuances D'été No2 Poster (30x40 cm) pre0273 – Arty Guava – Lay Hoon – Beach Please Poster (50x70 cm) 18178 – Flower Ornament No2 Poster (50x70 cm)
Making your own headboard can save you money, and help you to achieve a more custom look! Materials Needed: -Large piece of plywood or compressed board -Quilt batting and/or foam -fabric -1x4 piece of lumber -Screws -Staple gun and staples -Measuring tape -Fabric covered buttons (optional) -Bolts and Nuts (optional) Step 1: Measure the width of your mattress, and the height you wish your headboard to be. (In this case 59" long, 30" wide to fit a queen sized mattress.) Step 2: Visit your local building supply store and purchase a piece of plywood, or compressed board no less than 1/4" thick. (tip: take your plywood to the in-store cutting station. Most places will give you 2 free cuts - which is all you need for this project) Step 3: cut quilt batting and fabric slightly larger than plywood (if you want a thicker look, cut foam to fit plywood and glue it on. Cut quilt batting and fabric big enough to wrap around foam to the back of the plywood) (In these photos I am re-covering a previously made headboard) Step 4: Tightly wrap quilt-batting and fabric around to the back of the plywood on both long sides and secure in place with staples. (Make sure to staple secures both the fabric and the quilt-batting to the plywood) Step 5: Fold corners of fabric and quilt-batting on ends into triangles. Tightly pull ends over and secure to plywood with staples. Step 6 (optional): Turn headboard over and staple indentations on front in desired pattern. Cover staples with fabric covered buttons if so desired. Step 7: Measure height from ground to where you want the bottom of the headboard to rest (typically just below the mattress) and add an additional 6 inches or so. Cut 2 lengths of 1x4 lumber according to measurement. Step 8: Drill 3-4 holes in the top end of your 1x4 pieces to accommodate screws which will attach the lumber to your headboard. Step 9 (optional): Drill 2-4 holes in bottom of 1x4 pieces to accommodate bolts which will attatch your headboard to your bed-rails. Step 10: Attach 1x4 pieces with screws on either side of the back of your headboard (make sure they're even) Step 11: Attach headboard to bed-rails with bolts if desired, or if bed is against a wall, simply slip the headboard in between the bed and the wall.
Product description Fly away Graphical illustration of a pink moon and blue sky behind a flock of black birds Graphical illustration of a flock of birds in front of a pink moon and a blue sky. Add some graphical art to your home for a modern and fresh feel! The beautiful colors will make a soft impression and create a mindful feeling in your home. All that is needed in order to make your living space your favorite place.10930-5
Je kan deze kastcombinatie gemakkelijk aan de muur bevestigen met behulp van de meegeleverde wandrails. Het is een oplossing die luchtig aanvoelt en vloerruimte in huis vrijmaakt - en tegelijkertijd praktische opbergruimte biedt.
Een eenvoudige, functionele ladekast die in elk interieur past, in een slaapkamer of waar je hem ook neerzet. Er is ruimte voor je favoriete kleren en extra beddengoed. Psst! Vergeet niet om het aan een muur te verankeren.
How to quickly & easily d.i.y whitewashed floorboards, Scandinavian Nordic white painted floorboards tutorial for a rustic white bedroom
Product description Graphical Sun A graphical print illustrating a sun in orange and yellow against a pink background. Add colour to your home with this vibrant print. This is an exclusive print, originally created by a designer in our Art Studio. This print has a grainy effect.19114-4
Cheap and easy D-I-Y projects can add value to your home. Here are 10 you can accomplish in a weekend that will make the most difference.
Hippie Print, Vintage Poster, Psychedelic Room Decor, 70s Psychedelic, Retro Home Decor, Psychedelic Graphic Print, Trippy Wall Art, 70s Wall Art Print, 60s Poster, Rainbow Art Print, Cosmic Art Print, Vintage Poster, Retro Wall Art Decorate your home or office with an easy way. you can print at your home , at your local print shop or upload the files and get your printable 70s inspired wall art easily. I N C L U D E D - F I L E S Included are 5 high res JPG image files at 300 dpi A 4x5 ratio file for printing 4"x5", 8"x10", 16"x20", 40x50cm. A 3x4 ratio file for printing 6"x8", 9"x12", 12"x16", 18"x24" A 2x3 ratio file for printing 4"x6", 6"x9", 8"x12", 10"x15", 12"x18", 16"x24", 20"x30", 24"x36", 60x90cm. An international paper size file for printing 5"x7", A5, A4, A3, A2, A1, 50x70cm. A file for printing 11"x14". K I N D L Y - N O T E This purchase is an instant digital download, no physical product will be shipped and the frame is not included. When printed, colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors and printers. This purchase is for personal use only. Not for resale or distribution. File sharing or commercial sales are prohibited. Any editing to ArtevinaDesign digital downloads are a copyright infringement. © All artwork is copyright of ArtevinaDesign.
This ceiling light is a contemporary take on a classic flush mount design. The light is white with a yellow cloud accent and is available in three different sizes. The light is made from metal and acrylic and is finished in a glossy white. It includes an LED bulb and has a voltage of 110V-120V or 220V-240V. This light would be perfect for a kid's room or any other room in your home that you want to add a touch of whimsy to.The size of the product is 19.5" x 23.5" x 35.5". The fixture width is 13", 16", or 19". The fixture height is 3". The bulb included is a LED. The number of lights is one. The color is yellow. The style is kids. The material is acrylic. The fixture type is a flushmount. The voltage is 110-240V. The bulb base is SMD. The light type is LED.
This vegan jambalaya recipe is super easy to make with basic pantry staples. Tomato-y rice flavoured with loads of herbs and spices and bulked up with celery, peppers and a selection of mixed beans make a hearty, warming and filling quick weeknight lunch or dinner.
Product description No rain, no flowers poster Retro colourful flower print Colourful poster of a flower in pink and green with rain pouring through with the text "No rain no flowers" in beige. A funky print with an important message. The perfect print for every room in your home. 18059-3
In de bedbakken is voldoende plaats voor kleren, extra dekbedden en mooie dromen - en op het hoofdeinde kan je de plank en bak zo plaatsen dat je je lievelingsboek gemakkelijk kan pakken. Een perfecte combinatie!
Typography Poster, Fun Quote Poster, Fun Text Prints, Hang On Let Me Overthink this, Modern Print, Posters And Prints, Home Decor Prints Hey, welcome to my shop. I’m Mimi, the creator and owner of PRINT'D image. Below I have listed some helpful information about shopping with us. Any questions you would like to ask, please feel free to drop me a message. All prints can be customised. We only use quality paper locally sourced. Size Dimensions: A5 (14.8 x 21cm) A4 (21 x 29.7cm) A3 (29.7 x 42cm) A2 (42 x 59.4cm) Packaging & Delivery: Domestic (UK): Royal Mail 1st Class, print sent within 1 working day of purchase. International: Royal Mail International Standard A2 orders are shipped in a durable mailing tube. A5 to A3 orders are shipped in a durable all-board envelope. PLEASE NOTE THIS LISTING IS FOR A PRINT ONLY - NO FRAME INCLUDED. The image above allows you to experience what my prints look like in a real-life scene. Feel free to get in touch... here's how you can contact me: Email: printdimage [!at] outlook.com Happy shopping! Mimi xx
