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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

6 lovely wall design ideas for kid's room

I have a special love for decorating kid's room. It is colorful and imaginative and a special place where lots of beautiful memories are created.

It is a space where there is happiness and laughter and the color scheme and design should reflect just that. A lot of fun and bright cheerful motifs. This set of designs are to help you get inspired to create some beautiful designs for your kids bedroom.

This is a simple yet stylish way to bring fun and cheer into your kid's room. Love how the motif can be used as picture frames to put in just any drawing or picture into it.


Pink and flowery! I am sure it would be some little girl's favourite room. The blank wall is a perfect foil for the somewhat large and loud flowery motifs. The room is visually grabbing and delightful.


Bring a little piece of sky inside. The beautiful color of blue and serenity of the decor is absolutely relaxing. No temper tantrums here I think ;) Love the polka dotted rug and simple furniture.


Trite as it maybe Teddy bears still rule a little of everyone's childhood. This room design in brown is different from conventional pink and blue and yet soothing and pleasant. The icon on the wall an absolute cutey!

 
Lots of pink hearts dancing on the wall. An unusual design for wall but brings a new dimension to the room. It is a perfect idea for smaller rooms to bring n the depth the design offers.


Blue and flowers together may not be a norm. But the design and color scheme does look great. Again the gorgeous design is offset by a white wall to bring balance. A beautiful idea to recreate.

Monday, August 2, 2010

Miranda Lambert - The House That Built Me

 this song! 

(Be sure and turn the music off below if you wish to play the video.)

what's new?

Thought we would share a little peek on all the latest things around the store...

Come see us!

Porch Pleasures

Hello everyone,
It is another beautiful day here and I am enjoying it so much. The garden is in such glorious color and hummingbirds are zipping around from flower to flower and butterflies are fluttering about.
I have lots of photos I want to share but today I thought you might like to see some of our little porch.
This hall stand belonged to my parents many years ago. It was stained a dark color and I painted it ivory.
I love hydrangeas in all colors.
I love hats and often wear them in the garden.
I take pleasure in seeing the sun shining in on this little corner of our porch.
Today, I am joining with Cielo for Show off your Cottage Monday at the House in the Roses and also Mary at Little Red House for Mosaic Monday.
I have lots more to share so I will be back tomorrow and I hope you will too!
Thanks for visiting ,
Carolyn

A Postcard

A little while back, Vee from A Haven for Vee mentioned on her blog, that she had received a post card from another blogger.  Vee graciously offered to mail a postcard to one of her readers.  I was the lucky first response asking for the postcard.
It came in the mail on Saturday.  It is not often anymore that I receive a hand written letter or postcard.  It seems the whirlwind world we live in demands quick emails.

I received another postcard recently from Melinda at Tales From My Empty Nest, while she was on vacation at the beach.  It was so sweet of her to think of me.

When was the last time you sat down to write a letter, or postcard?  For me, it was this morning as I returned one to Vee.


Carrying on the tradition, I have ONE postcard to send to the first blogger that requests one in the comments.

Happy Monday.
Welcome Home,
Penny

Trellises at the Organic Farm

Branch TrellisesJuly 28, 2010
One thing I love about visiting other gardeners is seeing how they do things.  I always get a few ideas to try.  There were a lot of plant stakes and trellises in use on the organic farm.  A large number of them along with barrier fencing to keep rabbits out were made out of tree branches.  What an excellent idea! 

Every garden needs some type of plant stakes or

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Traditional and Three Sisters Bed at Organic Farm

Traditional Row GardenJuly 28, 2010
It is interesting to see the organic farm using more than one method of growing. They are using raised beds with hard edges, raised beds without hard edges, square foot gardening, butterfly gardening, three sisters' method and traditional row gardening.  When it comes to gardening it really is always a trial and error.  What works for some doesn't work for
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