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Not in love with the gold cabinet hardware, but it's nice. I do worry that the tile will also look dated a few years from now. Still, it's a lovely kitchen.

No Warm Sugar? Those are my favourite dolls on Etsy.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/74769645/tatum

Gorgeous, truly, but €1,600? Ouch!

1. Ask friend who is proficient in Adobe Illustrator to design you some.
2. Upload to Spoonflower and have them printed large-scale on the higher quality linen fabric.
3. Stretch over canvas/frame.
4. Hang.

Easy!

Jenny loves pudding: I work 30 hours a week, am a graduate student, and a mum to a 2-year-old and I manage to pull off crazy parties and crafts. It's all about time management- that, and I don't watch television :)

I love these. They're such a cute idea.

I am a Yorkshire girl, and I love a good bakewell tart. They're a British institution! I bring them to parties here in the US and people always love them.

My husband's uncle has a Dapper Dan from the 1960s that my daughter loves to play with whenever she's over.

We have an Ikea Sniglar crib with an organic mattress from Naturepedic. Fits perfectly.

Being from the UK, what I've noticed about American vs. English houses are that English houses tend to have small bedrooms and larger living areas, whereas American houses often have very large bedrooms and the living areas aren't quite as large.

That said, I live in a flat in the US with my significant other and our young daughter which is roughly 900 square feet and it feels massive- whereas most people think it's impossibly small.

Stunning!