Tim Burton's playful "Burtonesque" gothic style and the Tim Burton production design aesthetic are uncovered and visually showcased.
Meandering pathways and an evolving palette of unexpected blooms form the basis of this low-maintenance, colourful cottage garden in Macedon.
Tim and D’arcy’s backyard makeover is a great example to keep in the back of your mind when buying a house without landscaping. It is a case of turning “nothing into something” illustrating looking beyond what’s there and the potential of an outdoor space…We took a tour of the inside of Tim & D’Arcy’s Modern Eclectic in The Junction and now we’re back to see what they’ve done with their backyard.
All of Tim's Printables in one convenient location.
Image 19 of 24 from gallery of The Fortified Cavern / Clara Copiglia + Benjamin Lagarde + Tim Cousin. Site Plan
Using corten steel for landscape and garden applications is an effective way to define space, create borders and privacy, and add style to an outdoor space.
An easy, quick-fix recipe for perfectly cooked oven-roasted okra seasoned with salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
How to grow and harvest Muscari
A popular paint colour for a reason, get garden inspired!
Free planting templatesI often find getting started is the hardest part of many projects. I was recently reminded how true that is for gardening when a Master Gardener from Newport News wrote to me about a fantastic project she is working on with her fellow gardeners: a "Getting Started" kit tailored specifically to Virginia coastal gardens. This sounds like a terrific idea and I hope to be able to share it when it is ready for prime time. In the meantime, her note jogged my memory about anoth
When it comes to cooking, the Barefoot Contessa can do no wrong and trust me when I say that her Summer Garden Pasta is no exception. All you have here is simple ingredients brought together
Name: Liz and Tim Hoad Location: Worth Matravers, Dorset, United Kingdom Size: 750 square feet Years lived in: 16 years; Owned In the heart of a picturesque Dorset village on the Purbeck coast, this former shoemaker’s shop has been home to Liz and Tim for 16 years. For many years, Liz, with her love of gardens and the countryside, and Tim, with his love of the sailing and the sea, enjoyed family holidays here.
Home from a creative week in Sisters, Oregon at the oldest (30+ years) and the biggest outdoor quilt festival in the world. The week started with Quilters Affair and 5 days full of classes from 30 teachers from all over the world. Every quilting technique imaginable was represented from the Modern Quilt movement to tradition hand quilting. Truly something for everyone. Below are pictures from my classes. I taught Hibiscus as a 2 day class, Bird of Paradise (1 day) and my new pattern, Hidden Beach (2 days), which was a hit. Look at the beautiful hand-dyed fabrics this student made before she came to class. This is Tim with his beautiful flower. When the class is making a big mess you know they are in the zone. In the Hidden Beach class I tried something new. No paint by numbers this time. It was all improvisational free cutting to make this beachscape. I was a little concerned about changing my teaching style without the students knowing what they were getting into but the students loved it. This technique gave them more creative freedom and they embraced it. We used a lot of free cutting with the rotary cutter which is the technique I used for the water in my Monterey and beach quilts. Monterey We started with the beach, water, and sky for the first layer. Then we made the rolling hill and path. Then they did the tree layer. About half of the class did there own interpretation of there Hidden Beach or lake or river. It was so exciting. Candi finishing her beach. This is one of the hazards of the job: fabric sticking in places you don't want. Isn't this wonderful? She brought a picture for inspiration. She is now adding her trees. This student is making cypress trees at her beach. Here they are. Wonderful interpretation of cypress trees. Best part is that the NEW Steam A Seam 2 arrived in time for me to bring to Sisters for these classes. It is new and improved and I think you are going to like it. I haven't sewn through it yet but I will blog about that in a few weeks. Here she added more rocks and dirt showing on the rolling hill. Love it! Now layer 3, the limbs of the trees. I told them to add a punch of color as you make your trees. All right! Her Hidden Beach is a beautiful lake in Oregon. This was so much fun and I can't wait to teach Hidden Beach again! This is my class sample.
Hello friends! I hope your week is off to a great start. We had a fun weekend away camping and are now jumping back into the week full force. Today I wanted to share with you some inspiration from one of my favorites social platforms, Pinterest. I have some of my favorite pins that are inspiring me ... Read More about 10 pins: pinterest inspiration
Want to learn how to build a raised bed in your garden? Here's a list of the best free DIY raised garden beds plans & ideas for inspirations.
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I was very pleased when Vice-President Harris chose Tim Walz as her running-mate. A veteran high school educator! Tonight, I was even more pleased to learn that he had been an ESL teacher in…
Feed the masses with this tried and true party grub
There are a thousand rock garden ideas out there, we’ll be presenting a few of them here, so you’re definitely going to find a design that suits your taste.
Check out this hIllside slide natural playground construction which creates a wonderful play area for kids of all ages. DIY instructions to build your own!
If you're wondering whether you can dry green loofah off the vine before they're brown, follow these step by step instructions.
