our very favorites in the history of ever {october 2015}
Hello to our favorite people! We’re so close to our final launch of the studio {This Monday!} and we hope things return to their {new} normal as soon as possible once we’re up and running. But we’re back with this little series… and we can’t believe it’s almost November! So here we are with some of our very favorites in the history of ever.
It’s like a highlight reel of blasts from the past and all the other generic clichés we can use to be excited about old content! Because sometimes the old stuff gets buried and old content deserves new round ups… So without further ado…
these homemade bread recipes
the cheater’s guide to stripes on a rug
a simple catch all. {Sometimes, I miss those stripes.}
sofa policies, and why I’ll never go white again.
chicken pepper pasta {now I’m craving it}
pottery barn inspired desk {diy}
make a cheesecake bar
the back porch makeover {before and after}
make your own vintage pennants
our amazingly delicious chicken enchilada soup
And this month… in case ya missed it!:
lessons learned in a first apartment
our living room refresh {with the handmade home fabrics!}Â
house party {and a bedroom refresh with more of our fabrics!}
global farmhouse goes to the carnival
beyond limitations: worthwhile changes for your home
just in case you thought we were only carrying fabric
revisiting our no sew teepee with the handmade home fabricÂ
a space for homeschool : what it taught us
Rigby & Fitz’s Countdown: How Their World is a Better Place
As always, we truly hope you find something here that inspires you. Have an amazing day!
So glad I discovered your site. Thanks for the retrospective, looking forward to learning more!
This was a highlight reel indeed! So many fun things to revisit! Something I loved from the beginning and copied myself is the simple catch all in the entryway. I love the different knobs for hanging the gorgeous frame on the mirror. It makes me happy every time I see it. One thing I wish I had with mine is the beautiful striped wall behind it. The frame plays off the color of those stripes amazingly! All of your goodies are gorgeous. Thanks for re-sharing!