villages sally's Profile
| Display Name: | villages sally |
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| Member Since: | 8/15/10 |
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great ideas! i can even adapt a couple for (north central) florida, we've already had our own winter down here! Stay Organized this Winter: Contain Your Clutter |
12/18/10 3:30 PM |
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great idea -- and good looking, too -- those little paint brushes do come in handy. i think i recall that tree from the rummage sale, what an easy project, one that kids could do, too...then keep for their own christmases when on their own. Hot Tip: Easily Update Holiday Décor without Spray Paint |
12/18/10 3:21 PM |
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Whatever you do, get rid of that chandelier -- either put a plate over its electrical wiring hole or replace it. Sometimes I resent chandeliers because they silently -- passive/aggressive -- can dictate where one should place furniture. If you want a chandelier and want it at another ceiling location, you can always keep that original electrical outlet and do one of those chain gizmos with an S-hook to place the chandelier where you want it. Ideas for Living Room Arrangement? Good Questions |
12/14/10 2:06 PM |
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Quel clever book! I'll bet most people will like no zippers or difficult buttonholes. Nice descriptions you wrote of projects and levels of skill... Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing: Patterns and How-To for 24 Fresh and Easy Projects Handmade Gift Resource |
12/14/10 12:31 PM |
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without seeing the photos or even the contributing writer's name, when i saw "...craft room" in the title, i had a feeling it would be a piece by landis carey. well done and clever ideas. Decor for an Inspirational Craft Room Dream Green Style |
11/11/10 12:25 PM |
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I like the living rooms of both David and Michael. Here's why: I am on the north side of 69 years old. Decor is in my blood. At this stage of life, I constantly have an identity crisis...I love the warmth and eclectic mix of Michael's living room (my past and really me) and yet, as I go down the road, I find myself attracted to subdued and simple (my future?)...as in David's living room. Both rooms exude comfort -- one of life's great luxuries -- and both are eye candy for me, I can imagine myself in both spaces. My daughter-in-law, Landis Carey, is a contributing writer to Re-nest; partially because of my age and also because of her, and the beautiful, clean and clear design of the wonderful home she shares with my son, I have become a fan of divesting things I thought I should collect! Vote for Your Favorite Room Re-do! The Inside Man |
9/20/10 5:57 PM |
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I recognized your artwork immediately, Mrs. Carey! It looks as great now as when you first put it up on the walls of your attractive home. I am so glad your husband chose those two pieces of art, they are terrific and definitely add a punch of color to your home without overwhelming it. It was as if they were commissioned just for you two and your home. Rethink Your Art: How Unexpected Finds Become Treasures |
8/25/10 10:37 PM |
