This table is made from a vintage piece of computing history. Today, the smallest modern version of it is just a bit bigger than a Chiclet! Can you tell me what it's made from?
I asked you once what you thought of the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster and you all responded with a resounding "Love it!" Now, I'd like to know whether you adore the design enough to lay it across your floor. Someone must have noticed that the poster, which was originally hung around Britain during World War II, is making waves in the blogosphere, and decided to milk it for all it's worth: Pedlars is selling Keep Calm and Carry On Rugs ($638).
My brother, who lives in the Midwest, is definitely done with his garden, since snow is on the ground. Like many other Midwestern garden enthusiasts, he's busy plotting out next year's veggie patch. While my garden has definitely slowed down thanks to the cold and rainy weather, that doesn't mean nothing's growing. This morning, I took a photo of what I'd harvested before heading to work. Figs are still ripening, and my Easter egg radishes are coming in — though oddly, it's primarily the white-colored ones that are mature. And, of course, mint, which is nearly impossible to deter or kill, is keeping my mornings filled with fresh herbal tea.
What's happening with your garden? Is it hibernating under a dusting of snow? Or are you still harvesting some vegetables and fruits?
Craftynest recently gave a makeover to her antique wooden bookcase, and the topping on the cake was a frosted stencil on its glass doors. If you've got a glass cabinet, vase, or even a mirror in need of a little facelift, you can easily recreate this look with a few supplies. All you'll need to repeat this project is glass cleaner, paper towels, a craft knife, a wet erase marker, contact paper, a large stencil, and Krylon Frosted Glass Finish in white. To learn the steps, read more
Today is the last day of Ballard Designs' Buy More Save More Sale. As the name suggests, the more you spend, the more you save; spend $50-199, save 10 percent, spend $200-299, save 15 percent, etc. This discount applies to all inventory in the shop, including furniture, accessories, textiles, rugs, lighting, wall décor, tableware, custom, office, holiday, and gift items. To see a few things I wouldn't mind saving on, read more
While some families go whole-hog when it comes to lighting up the night around the holidays, others see it as a waste of time and energy. Where do you stand?Source
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