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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Gardening for kids and fairies

Fairy garden is fantastic combination of gardening and play that can keep your kids outside. It grows with time, so you can start really simple and let the project evolve engaging your kids activity. And, what a great way of adding some fantasy into your garden space. Just choose the most boring spot and let the magic work :)

Photo by Sixty-Fifth Avenue

Photo by Pinterest

Photo by Fairy Gardens

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Photo by A Polar Bear's Tale

Photo by The Knitted Garden

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Photo by Vicki Chrisman

Photo by Deviant Art

Photos by Sixty-Fifth Avenue

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Photos by Sixty-Fifth Avenue

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Sticks My Love

If you prune trees in your garden each spring, instead of getting rid of the resulting pile of branches, reuse them. They are usually quite soft and flexible so easily subject to bending. Out of a pile of sticks you can create really unique garden designs. Fences, gazebos, pergolas, kid's houses, shelters, gates and, last but not least, abstract sculptures ... such as those of Patrick Daugherty. Time to roll up our sleeves guys :)

Photo by Stickwork

Photo by Homesthetics

Photo by Pasadena Neighborhoods

Photo by Pat Bullen-Whatling Gallery

Photo by Art Becomes You

Photo by Christina Odell

Photo by The Collegian

Photo by Jackson Hole

Photo by The Design Files

Photo by Bunny Guinness

Photo by The Garden Aesthetic

Photo by Earth Wrights

Photo by Dudley

Photos by Villa Ursinus

Photo by Relax Hacks

Photo by Canadian Gardening

Photo by JPR Environmental

Photo by Piere d'Orsan

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Rustic Industrial Kitchen

This mix can be tricky but gives fantastic results when used with limited color palette. Stay away from bright colors and use bits and pieces at least 20 years old. Natural materials, chalkboard paint and plenty of dark shades here and there will make your kitchen up to date.