These limited ingredient lemon tarts are perfect for spring and super easy to make. It doesn’t hurt that they’re also decorated with fresh fruit and edible flowers, does it?! Didn’t think so.
Click through for the recipe – it’s only 4 ingredients and the crust is homemade too!
Ever notice that retailers start casual launching new swimsuit lookbooks in the middle of February or early March? I’m like, slow down! It’s not even warm yet. BUT it’s now nearly the end of May and Memorial Day is literally right around the corner, so it seems perfectly reasonable to jump into the deep end with my fave swimsuits for the season.
I’ve rounded up 35+ of the coolest summer swimsuits that range anywhere from an affordable $50 to the pricier (but oh-so-worth-it-if-you-have-the-cash) $300.
Inspired by an ever popular necklace style, I made a large scale DIY plant holder for eucalyptus, dried flowers, air plants, etc that hangs on the wall as a unique piece of art.
It’s super affordable (under $15) and great for parties or as everyday decor. Plus, you can customize it to pretty much any size you want.
What are you up to this weekend? Any DIYs planned? We’ve been up to our ears in house projects since we moved in at the end of April and I’m hoping this weekend we can actually just relax and not do any house related stuff.
My birthday was a couple of days ago and I was out of town. So I think Jeff and I are going to celebrate this weekend somehow, with something small. Maybe even a little cake (always interested in an excuse for cake)… and hopefully not anything that involves drywall tape. Ha.
Anyway, if you’re in the mood for a weekend project or two, I have a handful of my favorites all rounded up for you. Here are 6 must-try weekend DIY ideas…
Whenever I feel the urge for a little internet shopping spree, I find myself frequently landing on inspiring sites far, far away – in the land down under. It’s no secret that Australia has put out a ton of amazing work, both in the design and art realms – tasteful furniture, stunning ceramics, textiles galore, and an overall aesthetic that I can totally get down with.
Because I feel pretty strongly that you can never have enough pillows in your house, I’m sharing a super simple (and reversible) DIY pillow project today that involves creating your own pattern on fabric.
Almost hard to believe that the mustard pillow in the front was once a blank placemat. Click through to make your own…and see what the color and pattern looks like on the reverse side.
The trees are in full bloom, and inside, houseplants seem like they’re waking up from winter hibernation – the perfect time for propagating. Which is just a fancy way of saying that you can get new plants from the plants you already have…for free! Who wouldn’t want that?!
Click through for the fool-proof guide to propagating plants with ease.
