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Published February 2, 2016 at 493 × 323

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#atozchallege | L is for Lobster with a View
Lobster is my favorite food. Probably not a surprise for a girl from Maine although it’s not loved by all Mainers – honestly. I have a childhood friend who won’t touch it. But, for me, it’s my favorite and I thoroughly enjoy it. One of the first comments that my future … Continue reading #atozchallege | L is for Lobster with a View
#AtoZChallenge | Macrame hanging planter to bring a little 70s vibe into my life
Each decade has a vibe. The 1970s had a lot going on. Disco was born, platform shoes soared in popularity and harvest gold was in every kitchen. They’re also the first decade I remember. They defined most of my childhood. When I told my husband I was going to make … Continue reading #AtoZChallenge | Macrame hanging planter to bring a little 70s vibe into my life
#AtoZChallenge | Name tags for my herbs
I bought a set of unfinished wooden plant markers many years ago. I didn’t know when I would use them but I thought the curved design was unique and elegant. Each spring I bring home flowers and herbs, and replant them into ceramic containers that decorate my deck. I’m always … Continue reading #AtoZChallenge | Name tags for my herbs
#AtoZChallenge | Origami peace doves to add some whimsy to my windows
For our most recent GISH hunt, I folded an origami peace dove for one of the challenges. I really loved how it came out and the peace dove quickly became one of my favorite origami shapes. I liked the dove so much that I decided to create an entire flight … Continue reading #AtoZChallenge | Origami peace doves to add some whimsy to my windows

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