I know I’ve been absent. I really haven’t had any inspiration and I have trouble using the keyboard since my hands are really shaky. It’s a genetic thing that I’ve had for years. The last year it’s gotten worse, though and I’ve had to see a Doctor about it. This week I’ll be getting medicine for it – some kind of Beta blockers and hopefully it’ll get better.
I’ll try and fix the inspiration thing. Let’s start with this years Advent candle holder.
How cute is this? And fairly easy to do yourself, too.
A few ideas for how to make Christmas yourself. Inspiration from different blogs. I can’t remember who, but if you recognize, you are welcome to mail me and I’ll give you credit. So to specify, I’m not the artist here.
So pretty with the Green and Purple and Black instead of the traditional Orange. I like!
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So, Halloween is on October 31st, but I found this adorable photo and had to show you. Isn’t he cute?
Okay, this must be one of the most beautiful cabinets (or wardrobe if you like) I’ve laid my eyes on. I want this in my kitchen. Really, really want it!
Oh, I love this table. Immediately I can see the glazed-in veranda I’ve been promised! Not with those exact windows, though. But still. It’s so pretty!
Source: Allt i Hemmet
Check out this – embroidering paint. The super amazing idea comes from Elien Pellinkhof, designer and illustrator from the Netherlands.
During the Winter, plants and pots sits in the garage workshop, but when Spring arrives they move out in the sun. The owners have designed the plant table themselves and it’s a perfect working place.
The old garage has been renovated with Cement floor and ceiling tree balks. I love the colour of the tree!
Most of the furniture has been found at flee markets and auctions, and the working tables, as mentioned, the owners made themselves.
The plane bench cost just about nothing at an auction and the garden tools was bought used in Sweden.
The doors, with original numbers still intact, come from an old drying room.
Outdoor kitchen. What a dream a hot summer! This mobile kitchen is self made and just so smart and pretty.
Take an old mill and some stables in Wales, and convert it into a pretty family home and you’re sure to win the English, Best Period Renovation Readers’ Awards, which is what former fashion designer Linda Cobbett did. And here’s the result.
Source: Period Living
