scissorsandthread:

Agate Art | Dans Le Townhouse

Searching through the West Elm website, I found a set of gorgeous agate coasters… though I would never allow anyone to put their cups on them, they’re too nice! They do make an amazing piece of art aren’t they?! There’s something so earthy and rich about agate that feels like jewels. Have a search on etsy or amazon for pieces of agate to frame - they come in a myriad of colours.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Men’s Shirt to Peasant Blouse Tutorial from Cut Out + Keep here. If you have a sewing machine this restyle is pretty easy because you aren’t deconstructing the garment - just cutting and adding elastic.

asunnysundaesmile:

Summer Recipe: White Peach-Lavender Soda

dangshescrafty:

Make wedding centers with a water balloon and wax, no need to buy a million glass vases that you don’t know what to do with afterwards!

http://pinterest.com/pin/305822630916142160/

muffage:

DIY: Date Night Jar

Thoughtful and low cost way of saying ‘I love you’. It’s especially difficult to make time for each other once you’ve got little things running around, which is why having a supply of stay at home, as well as luxury, date ideas can turn around the way you spend time together. 

lalalalaurakat:

I need to do this!

Link to all the different states!!!

This would be adorable for long-distance couples!

daisy-pickers:

DIY Stamp ♥ Found here!

Click here for more DIY inspiration!

craftjunkie:

Stone Painting {How to}

Found at: totalartsoul

pizzzatime:

GreenBuildTV:

Did you know that you can convert old wine and liquor bottles into self watering planters for a little window garden? Be careful when cutting glass, score one single circle around the bottle, then alternate between hot and cold water on the upper portion until it literally pops right off. Always wear eye protection as glass is unpredictable and tends to shatter, sometimes even if you do everything properly. Don’t forget to sand the edges down when you’re done so you won’t have to worry about future accidents.

Please note that those are strings hanging down from the dirt, they function as wicks to keep the moisture level in the dirt in the optimal range. As the soil and the top of the strings dry out, more water gets sucked up through the string just like in the xylem of the plants themselves.