Transform your yard into a floral paradise! Find inspiration with these enchanting flower garden designs, perfect for relaxation and beauty.

For fans of the Twilight movie saga, there's a distinct allure to the ethereal atmosphere and moody visuals that captivated our hearts. The Twilight aesthetic is more than just a movie; it's a feeling—an enchanting mix of romance, mystery, and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

The model in the image is wearing a size medium. He is Height 6 feet, Chest 37.5 inch, Waist 30 inch The twilight garden shirt was inspired by the colors of the twilight hours. The deep blues of a stary sky are balanced by the fleeting embers and reds of a setting sun. It's quite a magical time to take a walk in the garden. This casual button-down shirt is a woven true-fit shirt featuring a button-down collar, button front, long sleeves, a curved hem, and a red and blue floral print on a versatile navy background. Poplin & Co. printed button-down shirts are made from a unique 100% Peached Cotton and durable Poplin weave. They are machine washable and pre-shrunk, so you don’t have to worry about color fading or shrinkage. This along with our superior craftsmanship make our products long-lasting. - 100% Cotton. - Casual fit. - Button-down collar. Chest pocket. Long sleeves. - 2 buttons at the cuff for adjustability - Specially treated to stay smooth. - Buttons are securely...

We ALWAYS send continuous yardage when available, or if not available, we will contact you prior to shipping! Twilight Garden is a collection of romantic florals and complementary basics printed on sumptuous 2-ply flannel. Designs in this collection include florals, a border stripe, floral vines, paisleys, small calicos and tossed buttercups. The palette of soft hues gracefully balances this collection. It is reminiscent of an era when life was more tranquil. There are sophisticated tones and muted colors of spa blue, lilac, eggplant and linen that create a truly serene setting. There are 16 prints in this beautiful, versatile collection. 100% cotton fabric. Machine wash warm normal cycle with like colors, use only non-chlorine bleach, tumble dry low, remove promptly, use warm iron. Picture 2 shows this fabric with a ruler for scale, picture 3 shows all the fabrics in this collection, and pictures 4 and 5 show sample quilt projects using this fabric. THE QUILT SHOWN IN PICTURE 4 IS AVAILABLE AS A KIT FROM FABRIC UTOPIA! The "free" pattern for the quilt shown in pictures 5 is available to download and print on our website at: www.fabricutopia.com/product-category/free/ . Take a look at picture 6 as it provides answers to some frequently asked questions! To see other fabrics we have in stock from this collection (INCLUDING THE QUILT KIT), visit our FabricUtopia ETSY shop and type in "Twilight Garden" in the search field. Sometimes our inventory can be slightly off as we sell in our retail shop as well as multiple online venues. You can leave instructions for us including how you want the order shipped in case this happens on low quantity items. Your choices are: ORDERED AMOUNT ONLY - Cancel the order if you do not have the stated amount in continuous yardage. SEND WHAT YOU HAVE - Send the amount you have. We will adjust the prices and shipping accordingly. CONTACT ME - If you do NOT have the exact amount, please contact me for instructions (the default for our shop). SEE NOTE - Leave any instructions in the customers note section. WE OFFER SEVERAL FABRIC LENGTH OPTIONS SO YOU CAN ORDER JUST WHAT YOU NEED: 1/4 yards (9 inches x 44 inches) Fat Quarter (18 inches x 22 inches) 1/3 yards (12 inches x 44 inches) 1/2 yards (18 inches x 44 inches) 2/3 yards (24 inches x 44 inches) 3/4 yards (27 inches x 44 inches) 1 yard (36 inches x 44 inches) 1 1/4 yards (45 inches x 44 inches) 1 1/2 yards (54 inches x 44 inches) The price is listed next to the size in the drop down menu. You can order larger cuts by combining lengths or purchasing multiple lengths of the same fabric (see the "Frequently Asked Questions" picture in our listing for examples on how to order.) Sometimes we have more fabric in stock than what is listed so please feel free to ask by sending us an ETSY message. ALL MULTIPLE LENGTH PURCHASES WILL BE CUT IN CONTINUOUS LENGTH PIECES DIRECT FROM THE BOLT UNLESS YOU REQUEST OTHERWISE! Fabric cut sizes are approximate as the width of cotton fabrics can vary between 43 and 45 inches. Most fabric is cut with a rotary cutter on a ruled mat to provide you with the straightest cuts possible. Shipping is via USPS Ground Advantage for smaller orders. Larger orders may ship via USPS Priority Mail, UPS or FedEx 2 day. We use calculated shipping based on weight, and offer "FREE" domestic shipping on larger orders. Shipping upgrades and international rates are available at check-out. If a significant overcharge in shipping happens due to combined orders or a multiple yard purchase, it will be refunded to you automatically when we package your order.

Queen Victoria launched the craze for glass baubles on Christmas Eve 1832, when her tree featured the ornaments from her husband’s native Germany. Share in the tradition with these beautifully made glass creations. 6"H. Imported.

salvia pratensis 'Twilight Serenade'

What if a step into your garden could feel like stepping into another world? Imagine a space so enchanting and private that it serves as your personal escape from the everyday. Our collection of 29 Secret Garden ideas offers just that—a guide to creating a magical outdoor space that captivates the senses and shelters the soul. From winding pathways lined with lush foliage to hidden alcoves adorned with whimsical decor, these designs are all about crafting a haven that feels both mystical and intimately yours. Let's delve into how you can transform your garden into a secluded paradise, perfect for

I've had three beautiful and startling realisations this week. Number One: It is August. This means 2013 is two thirds complete. And... that doesn't actually feel wrong. Number Two: It's only two months until my 21st birthday, which marks the end of the first project of Scarphelia and the reason I started to blog - to create something remarkable before I turn 21. Number Three: All that has happened since I started this mission... has been beyond any realm of what I could've imagined. * I know that my life will never be the same after this summer. I've always lived in the anticipation of the winter months, counting down the days til I can whack out the luxuriant fur coats, leather clothes and resume my role as ice queen. That along with living so long in confusion and frustration with where my life is going, I've never quite figure out how to function in summer. But since that great dawning epiphany in the Summer of Silver with Florentine and Ariella, my newly-acquired gift of The Clarity and meeting my best friend in the universe Pistol, I think I've finally figured it all out. And this is the first summer I've felt truly alive. And I know that the rest of my life will be forever changed because of it. When I recall the past couple of weeks, I can't help but give a wistful smile as I envision the sunkissed culmination of exuberant memories, weaving and intertwining together in a rose-tinted montage. I'm haplessly in love with everything at the moment. There have been Garden parties in Regents Park with the TWC, coffee dates and storytelling with Pistol, lone wanderings around contemporary art galleries and museums in London, shopping in the hipster backstreets of Shoreditch and dinners out with Ariella, TWC gatherings and drunken salsa dancing with JK, and the sun has just been shining unhindered in the cerulean sky, mirroring my own beaming, barely-concealable glee. Also, I have found a very unexpected kind of happiness, one that I would've anticipated, especially for someone like myself. His name is Oliver. (I don't need to give him a crafty alias as he is yet to discover Scarphelia exists.) The guy I was referring to in the 'Crushing' post. He's a recent Business graduate from my University, and what has grown is a sweet and innocent mutual affection that just makes me smile without realising it. I'm surprised because I'm actually managing to not to be entirely over-analytical, and this affection does not seem to detract from life as I've always thought perhaps something of the kind would. In fact, everything just seems enhanced, an extra layer of happiness that I was never before aware even existed, like suddenly discovering a new colour on the rainbow you'd never seen before. Bloody hell, maybe I truly am growing up. There was one moment when I was with Pistol recently that truly made me realise just how lucky I was. I'd had a job interview in the City at an up and coming fashion label to be their social media manager, and deciding to make the most of the day, I'd called Oliver to see if he was about. We ended up going out for drinks with a some of his friends, one of which turned out to be a rather famous singer, and actually had a pretty mental night resulting in drinking beer on the balcony of a sweet flat in East London owned by a friend of his who was a music agent. The next morning he had to go to work, so leisurely left me a key so I could sleep a bit longer, potter round the flat and leave when I fancied. After he'd graduated last year he'd moved to Camden, and currently resides in an adorable flat in a converted warehouse, that overlooks the canal. So upon waking, I gathered my things, locked up and wandered down to sit by the lock and watch the canal boats for a moment. The air was thrumming with summer, the sun was warm and revitalising on my skin, and as the long slow riverboats slipped by gracefully through the water I just felt a resounding sense of absolute peace. With no other plans for the day, I called Pistol to see if he wanted to go for a coffee, and was delighted to find that he was in the city and free. He'd been working at a trading firm and crashing at his friend's flat above a coffee shop in Shoreditch, and invited me over to have a brief rendez-vous before we had to head home again. So I began what seemed to be the marathon slog from Camden Town to Shoreditch High Street in 35'c heat, hundreds of disgruntled and overheated Brit's shoving from all sides, but finally I made it. The street in which she lived was absolutely adorable, and her flat was equally as impressive. Flagged by Parisian-looking sandstone townhouses on either side, her flat was above an adorable vintage coffeehouse, and across the road from a quirky and modern sushi place. The whole street was adorned with colourful and expansive street art and lined with multi-colour bunting which swayed softly above the street market below. I was exhausted, extremely hot and a still a little bit hungover, but I couldn't help but smile. The interior of her flat was unbelievable too, it looked straight out of the architecture blog I'd put together to plan my perfect future, with whitewashed walls, wood paneled floors and huge sweeping french windows which opened out to look down upon the street market. Pistol and I got drinks, opened the windows and sat together on the windowsill, letting our legs dangle in the summer breeze. "You know how we always talk about the future as if all our dreams are already set in stone? Do you ever stop and consider that we actually might not ever get there?" I looked at him for a moment. Then in one collective clarity-thought moment, I looked around at everything, not just in my life, but the life I had with him too. I was sat in the flat of my dreams on a beautiful summers day with my best friend, after attending an interview for a city job in the fashion industry and hanging out with a guy that makes me happy, and his wonderfully fun friends. And he had just graduated with a 2.1 degree, was working as a trader in the City whilst staying in his friends incredible flat in East London and was about to jet off to Holland for two years to complete his Masters. "Pistol... This is the closest we have ever been. Do you see? Look around you... This is what we have always wanted. And we almost have it." He looked at me for a moment before his face broke into a massive grin. And today I found out I'd go the job. * What had started as the fear of growing older and time passing me by quicker than I can seize it, has blessed me with a foresight I've so long been void of, to be able to appreciate every single day, every single passing moment and see the beauty in every chance moment and strange encounter. This fear of the future has stretched out this year to feel as though it has lasted a millennium. I can barely remember being 15, 16, 17 years old - those years slid past at an alarming rate in a blur of dull routine and lacklustre ambition. But this year stretching from turning 20 in October 2012 and creeping up to my 21st, has seemed the longest year of my entire life, and the only one in my young life which I believe I have been consciously, spiritually and mentally aware, of everything and everyone. This year has allowed me to finally grow up, and I actually now feel ready to be an adult, to take on the world, and, excuse the cheesiness, but make all my dreams come true. And greatest of all, having this year of utter reflection has completely dispelled my fear of the future. It's not that I am no longer afraid of time slipping past me, it's just that I know, from here on out, I never ever let it will again. If there is one thing I have learnt from this journey, it's this. The future need not be your enemy, if you know how to treat the present. Scarlet-Ophelia @KatieOldham