I’ve been trying my hardest to hold on to every minute of this summer but, alas, it’s August and back to school in the South! I’ve packed up the flags and fish and flower door hangers that were remnants of summer and pulled out the school things. As you can see, my crepe myrtle has… Read More
As soon as I turned the calendar page to May I was redecorating my doors for graduation month! I spent a few nights dreaming up this tassel garland last week and love how it turned out! You can read more about it here. I made the door hanger last summer. You can learn more about… Read More
In my quest to deck the halls for graduation month, I wanted something incredibly festive to go around my front door. When Pinterest kept turning up zilch of interest, I dreamed up this tassel garland! I still had 3 table cloths of each color left from this DIY Fringe Wall. And so, this project was… Read More
I have so enjoyed watching Spring gently unfold in my yard and neighborhood. On this last day of April, I managed to snap a few pics of the door decor we’ve enjoyed all month long. The monogrammed crest is new from TomTom & Co. I needed another door hanger like I need a hole in… Read More
I got my festive door hangers put up over the weekend and am ready to usher in March. It has felt like spring here for a solid week and I am loving it! I enjoyed my first porch lunch of the year today. Since Honey was out of town, I hauled the small ladder out… Read More
Happy February! I was excited to flip the calendar and pull out all the pink things and hearts. This is one of my favorite door hangers! January and February are particularly dreary here in Atlanta and it adds a much needed splash of fun and color. I have no idea what I was thinking when I… Read More
Welcome, foolish mortals. Our haunted Halloween tour continues with the exterior today. The frights and delights start before you’ve even entered the house, with pumpkins and spiders and ghosts out front. Large spiders can be found at Michael’s or Target. We just replaced this guy two years ago, but his predecessor lasted many years. The… Read More