Rosemary & Thyme

Hello friends.  The Christmas decorating season has officially begun and I am ready to create, inspire and decorate.  One of my favorite ways to add warmth and ambiance in our home is by incorporating candles. Today, I am happy to share this fun and easy winter holiday candle DIY that I think would be great in any area of your home this holiday season.  They look so beautiful when lit and with just a few holiday touches!  And if you’re anything like me, the holiday season is that time of the year when you don't mind doing a DIY that is fun, unique and truly beautiful. SUPPLIES NEEDED: Corrugated Zinc Metal Cylinder Pots/Vases (I bought mine at Joann Fabrics but you can use any container you already own.) Floral Foam ( I bought mine from the Dollar Store) Spanish Moss (I bought mine from the Dollar Store) Candles  Knife (To cut foam) What To Do: Place floral foam in pots.  Make sure to leave about 1/2 inch from the top. Place candle in cen

Hello everyone.  I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.  We had a house full of family yesterday and my heart is filled with joy and so much gratitude.  But I do have to admit, I am exhausted today.  As much as I love Thanksgiving, it is a lot of work!  And this tired girl is going to take a day this weekend to do absolutely nothing. With Thanksgiving behind us now, making plans for Christmas is in full swing.  As much as I look forward to gathering around the dinner table with our family, planning for out-of-town guests is just as exciting.  So many details to take care of!!!  Shopping, house guests, cleaning, cooking... It's all happening way too fast.  And as hectic as it all sounds, it's a process that I dearly appreciate.  I take pleasure in the  craziness that the holidays bring..  Including entertaining! That said, today I am excited to be collaborating with Lenox  to bring you this fun and charming farmhouse table that I styled for our family  post-Thanksgi

Hello friends.  I am stopping by to share this fun and easy Thanksgiving Place Card tutorial that will add a special touch to your table setting this holiday.  It is a simple detail that will take your table from ordinary to fabulous.   With Thanksgiving just a few days away, it’s time to start thinking about setting your table for the holiday.  Whether you are planning to keep things simple or full-on glam, these lovely place cards will add a touch of elegance and charm to your table. And if you’re anything like me, the holiday season is that time of the year when you are willing to devote the extra time to create something truly special for family and friends. What You'll Need: Scissors Measuring tape Single-Hole Punch 1 Package of place cards of your choice (But you can use any paper to create your own place cards.   Just cut them 2" x 3.5") Rubber Stamp (I found mine at Joann Fabrics.  It is by Hero Arts - Have A Joyful  Thanksg

Hello everyone.  It's time for our Thanksgiving tablescape round up and I am beyond excited to be  joining 21 fellow bloggers for this fun blog hop.  Our talented friend Amber of  Follow The Yellow Brick Home  is the person behind this delightful round up that is guaranteed to be filled with a plethora of tabletop ideas and inspiration from this brilliant group of bloggers that Amber brought together for us.  If you are coming over from Angelina at  Petite Haus , welcome!  I am so glad that you are here!  Make sure to check out all the links at the bottom of my post for more beautiful Thanks giving tables. Thanksgiving is by far my favorite holiday because it is family - Gathering around the table, catching up with our families and being thankful for all of our blessings.  The world just seems to fade away for those few hours that we're all gathered around the dinner table.  It's all about the well-seasoned turkey, tasty gravy and plentiful sides. And for the ultimat

It's finally Friday and I am so ready for the weekend!  October was such a busy month and November and December, well, we all know how those two months will go. Entertaining season is here friends!  Time to gather around the dinner table with family and friends and e arly autumn is the ideal time to plan a relaxed gathering under the stars.  And for all my ladies that prefer a softer and neutral autumn color palette, I got you covered.  This romantic and inviting fall table is simple yet bursting with lots of charm.   Today, I am excited to share that this Soft tone Fall Farmhouse table has been featured on the Romantic Homes website.  I invite you to visit their beautiful website to read the full article and to enjoy all the pretty content that they share. Try these simple decorating tips to create your own inviting and romantic fall farmhouse table. Set Your Table Outdoors There is nothing more beautiful and inspiring than nature.  For that reason, I often treat