Now, I could do a long complicated post about how to make your own curtains. Where to buy the material, how much to buy, how to pin it, what thread to use, and what your sewing machine should be set on etc. But since this is 2013 and there’s such a thing as convenience and

This is a Bitter-Sweet week for me.  The summer internship with Grace and Matthew has  come to an end. Now that classes are back in session, their focus is back on school. Grace leaves us with this week’s focus on Window coverings. With the creativity explosion that is Pinterest, everyone can integrate fun and unusual

  Inspiration Monday:  Trends in Window coverings How -To Wednesday:  “Ready Made” curtains and how to order them Lifestyle Friday: One of our favorite resources for “Ready Made” curtains, pillows and poufs. Thanks for stopping by. See you tomorrow! Do you need help getting  a jump start on a project? Does the process seem a bit overwhelming? Consider downloading

If you have guests coming over for Halloween, there are so many creative ways to set the scene to Eat, Drink and Be Scary! 1. Serve food in style source Serving set from Pottery Barn 2. Set the scene with the right music source 3. Create edible teeth made from apples, mini marshmallows and peanut

Halloween is not my thing per se, but I can’t overlook the vast selections of Halloween wares available this time of year, and just how creepy they are. If you are looking for inspiration, here are 5 surefire ways to create a surrounding that will creep out the best of them. 1.  Display skeletons trying