I have been working really hard behind the scenes here to get a little video series up and running on the blog! It will be called Daily Delight, and each of the videos will be inspired by small things that bring delight to my day. Like the blog, topics will range from home decor to… Read More
Something new is afoot in the master bedroom! The old braided jute rug finally bit the dust. Its fringed edges were sucked up one too many times in the vacuum cleaner. But, it was the night where I stepped out of bed half asleep, caught my foot in a loose braid and hit the floor… Read More
I’ve got a new fish friend out on the front door for July!! He’s another one by Bronwyn Hanahan Art and I love the splash of color he adds to the entry. All of my Bronwyn door hangers have held up perfectly on our covered front porch. They are really light weight and the backs are painted… Read More
While I love the muted blues and whites we keep on the porch eleven month of the year, bringing out the bold reds, blues, stars and stripes really makes me happy each July! I purchased the large Pottery Barn wooden flag eons ago and we swap it out for the fish painting each July. Honey simply… Read More
Around mid-June I usually go ahead and festoon the exterior with stars and stripes. As usual, Elsa had to wiggle her way into the photo shoot. I don’t mind, of course. She’s really the best accessory. Nothing screams “all American family” more than an abode with a pup proudly perched out front. I’m using my… Read More
I shared a fun little patriotic anchor DIY yesterday and am popping in today with another favorite. I made this Sweet Land of Liberty canvas four years ago for about $40 and it’s still going strong! You can download the image here: Sweet Land of Liberty by Dixie Delights And you can find the step-by-step… Read More
I’ll be putting out all of my patriotic touches over the next couple of days and thought I should revisit a couple of my fave red, white and blue DIYs. I painted this darling monogrammed anchor a couple of summer’s ago and tends to move between my front and side doors. I started with this… Read More