Showing posts with label Mixing Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mixing Patterns. Show all posts

November 16, 2011

Home made decorating - Weekend Decorating tip using fabric scraps


Handmade Pinecones


Here is a really cute ideas for making handmade pinecones out of left over fabric.  We found this on Homemadesimple's website.  This is not only eco friendly, but also a great way to redesign using what you already have.

Enjoy!
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    Craft your own pinecones from felt or fabric. Download our template and follow the step-by-step instructions to make them, then try our suggestions for displaying and using these festive beauties.
Handmade Pinecones
Handmade Pinecones

MaterialsMaterials
Foil
Fabric*
Downloadable template**
Sharp scissors
Hot glue gun

*Tip: Use wool, corduroy, felt, foam crafting sheets, or repurpose fabric from an old sweater or shirt. You can use all one color, or alternate with different colors.

**Tip: Our template was created with an average-sized pinecone in mind, about 4” tall and 2” wide at the base, and it fits roughly in the palm of our hand. Feel free to alter the size of the template by changing the scale in your print window.

Instructions
  1. Handmade PineconesMold aluminum foil into an egg shape (the big end will be the bottom of the pinecone). The size of the foil egg depends on how big you’d like the pinecone to be.
  2. Download and print our template, then cut out the three pinecone pieces.
  3. Using double-sided tape or pins, attach the template piece to your fabric and cut out the shapes. You’ll only need one of each for the top (A) and bottom (C), but the scales for the middle (B) depend on how big you make the foil egg shape. Cut a bunch at first, then clip as you go.
  4. Starting at the top, dab glue on the A piece and attach. Move your way downward around the foil egg using B pieces (feel free to alternate colors or fabrics), overlapping the rows as you go.
  5. When the entire shape is covered, dab a little glue to the C piece and attach to the bottom.

September 19, 2011

The only thing scarier than Halloween, is not being prepared for it!

With Halloween just around the corner, we've gathered a fun array of accessories to decorate your home. From table decor, to lanterns and artwork, all these ideas will help transform your living space into a stylishly spooky place.  Visit  us often for more ideas for the holidays.   If you need help with design, book an appointment to talk with one of our consultants.
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Halloween is the time when the veil with the otherworld is at its narrowest. Take advantage of the approach of the spirit world by creating a wonderful, mysterious Halloween atmosphere in romantic spirit
Set the atmosphere by setting the table. Candlelight is a must, of course, whether it be small tea lights scattered around the dining room or tapers in ornate holders.

Make a centerpiece and give a table little otherworld life with some mystique tone.


Serve your sweetheart simple, warming, colorful, autumn dishes,or you may prefer to simply curl up together on the couch with a range of Halloween finger food.


Enjoy in sweet and delicious dinner made just for chosen ones in little scary way.Romance can be always when ever You like.

images courtesy of marthastewart.com


Wondering why everyone is going crazy about Missoni?

Wondering why were loving Missoni?  Check out the top picks for this colorful, playful, designer line



Top Picks for the Target Missoni Line

September 4, 2011

New Twist on A classic Style- House Beautiful

We love the mix of patterns here!  How many do you see?  There are at least 8.  Want to know the trick to mixing great patterns?  Its easy, the 60-30-10 rule.  Its an old design rule, I just do it with a twist.
Like us on Facebook for excerpts from my up coming book showing how to get a designer look for less.

This 1851 Victorian-style row house in historic Savannah, Georgia strikes a sophisticated balance between traditional and modern.

photos from Better Homes and Garden



February 15, 2011

sydney rugs - a modern, contemporary rug from chiasso

We love this Sydney Rug from Chiasso.  We will be posting a rugs and rooms collection soon to show clients how to get great rug style by combining art, rug patter, texture, and furniture to style the perfect space.
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sydney rugs - a modern, contemporary rug from chiasso

Interior Decorator- Michelle Rider

Interior Decorator- Michelle Rider

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