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Capture the Natural Beauty & Breathtaking Colors of Fall With Autumn Roses: Created From Maple Leaves
By Many Shades of Shabby by Devonia, on Wed Oct 8, 2008 12:29pm PDT
Look at these gorgeous pumpkin colored roses that you can make, quickly and easily, from a fistful of fallen maple leaves. When finished making the roses, arrange in a baggy burlap bag - the textures are wonderful together. Here's how Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (1) | Blog
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Autumn Decorating Projects
By Country Living, on Mon Oct 6, 2008 9:57am PDTCome autumn, the garden may seem to be winding down. Nevertheless, wherever you live, this can be the perfect time for harvesting things to display inside your home. Contributing Editors Richard Kollath and Edward McCann enjoy the fall in New York's Hudson River Valley, where an abundance of natural elements inspired the simple yet stunning ideas shown here. With minimal preparation, you can complete each of these projects in under an hour, integrating some of your favorite bowls, platters, or containers from the garden shed.
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Woven wire balls from CB2
By Domino Magazine, on Tue Jul 15, 2008 12:29pm PDT
These woven wire balls make for great last-minute decoration. Measuring between four and eight inches in diameter, they’re perfect for a tabletop centerpiece or as a base for a DIY floral arrangement.
Wire balls $4.95 each, cb2.com
Find more amazing accessories all for under $10 over at Domino!
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The Main Attraction: Accent Chairs
By Cookie Magazine, on Tue May 13, 2008 7:45am PDT
Spring fever giving you the urge to redecorate? Our market editor, Meryl Levin, offers this piece of advice for anyone needing design inspiration: "One amazing focal point is often all you need to pull it all together. These three chairs can work in just about any room--bedroom, living room, foyer, even nursery--and need little else around them to make a room look finished." Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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Make mom a flower arrangement that shows you’ve finally come to appreciate asparagus (if only as a decorative element)
By Valerie Rains, Shine staff, on Thu May 8, 2008 1:13pm PDTOur friends over at Epicurious, in true foodie form, have developed three beautiful Mother's Day-appropriate flower arrangements, each of which uses at least one edible ingredient—including some your mom probably had to force-feed you before you came to your vegetable-loving, grown-up senses. (You have come to your vegetable-loving, grown-up senses by now, haven't you?) We'll walk you through our favorite one here, with photos and instructions from Epicurious.com, and you can click over to the site to check out the rest. Read More »
Photo Credit: Stephen Torres/Epicurious
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branches and antlers oh my
By CaRoLyN cLaRk, Serendipity & Spark, on Fri Apr 4, 2008 10:13am PDTthere is definitely a trend of using branches & antlers as decoration these days. from wall hooks to centerpieces and even jewelry stands. i think i really like the idea. it used to be that branches - aka wood/twigs - gave a rustic feel but lately i have been seeing them in more feminine styles.... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (1) | Blog
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The center of attention
By Valerie Rains, Shine staff, on Wed Mar 19, 2008 3:39pm PDTPlanning on serving an Easter brunch this weekend? While you could construct a cheeky centerpiece out of sushi grass and Peeps, there’s also the, ahem, more timeless option: putting together a sophisticated table setting, anchored by a bouquet of spring flowers that will make the room smell as good as it looks. (Can’t say that for a coop full of dyed marshmallow product.) Read More »
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