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Steal of the Day: Hable Sand-Dollar Quilt and Sham

Sep 2 2008 - 12:00pm by casasugar
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Steal of the Day: Hable Sand-Dollar Quilt and Sham One surefire way to hold onto Summer, even after it's bid you adieu, is to introduce accents with a subtle, beachy motif into your home. Just because the leaves may be turning, and you're keeping an extra layer handy when you leave the house, doesn't mean you can't have a reminder of Summer close to home. The Hable Sand Dollar Quilt ($128 -$134) and Sham ($14) will prolong the season with their cheerful, but muted, turquoise and green tones and sand-dollar motif, whilst keeping you warm.
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Roundup: The Best of Endless Summer

Sep 1 2008 - 7:30am by casasugar
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Roundup: The Best of Endless Summer So long sweet August. Your time has come. But, I won't bid you adieu without a little reminiscing.
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Etsy Find: Wish You Were Here

Aug 22 2008 - 3:30am by casasugar
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Etsy Find:  Wish You Were Here Since Summer definitely isn't endless, capture its essence with this limited edition print by artist Danna Ray. When you have Wish You Were Here ($25) on your kitchen wall, you'll get a reminder of sunshine and lake dreams, even if snow is madly falling outside your window. This archival print is produced with high-quality pigment-based inks on heavyweight paper, and is seven inches square, allowing room for matting and framing in a standard size frame.
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Six Perennials With Late-Flowering Habits

Aug 21 2008 - 2:00pm by casasugar
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Six Perennials With Late-Flowering Habits For most of us, Summer is about being outdoors, enjoying the warm weather, and surrounding yourself with nature. When Fall comes, we bundle up, move indoors, and say goodbye to our gardens as they begin their descent into frosty Winter. But, one way you can have an endless Summer is to choose perennials with late-flowering habits for your garden.
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DIY: Organic Fly Trap

Aug 20 2008 - 1:00pm by casasugar
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DIY: Organic Fly Trap If you don't feel like spending your endless Summer chasing flies around with a swatter, a fly trap may be more like it. I recently came across a DIY for making an organic fly trap, and since this season goes hand-in-hand with the little pests, I decided to summarize it for you. You should have most, if not all, of the supplies already in your home.
Supplies:
  • A two-liter soda bottle (used)
  • Sharp knife
  • A wire hanger
  • Match, lighter, or stove gas flame
  • Electric tape
  • Bait (like a small piece of meat or dog poo mixed with water!)
To hear the steps, read more.
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