Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts

wishlist wednesday!

i've known all day, and yesterday too, what i wanted to add to my wish list, but of course i wait until i have ideas for new items to be made as well as dishes to wash before i start blogging! i'm the worst at time management, but i admit it, and that's half the battle won, right? if i had to give one word that described my ideal style, and the certain je ne sais quoi i look for, it would have to be, simply, earthy. so that's the theme of my wish list today; i wanted things that looked organic, natural, and of the earth. so here you go!

find these items here (from the top): meadowmark, lock and spoon, lucky vintage seattle, julie nolan, him and her designs.

how would you describe your style, or the type of style you seem to gravitate toward? do you have a wish list to share? if you do, i hope you'll leave me a link in the comments so i can take a look!

today i've been working on my fancy clean desk, so hopefully i'll have some pictures for a what i've been working on post soon, and i've also been working with a few pictures of mine that i'm thinking about turning into black and white posters! hopefully i can get some test prints made this weekend. yay!

little bits of nature

I've been wanting to make some little terrariums for a while now, but since it's been SO cold, I haven't really felt like going out searching for moss. A couple weeks ago, Chris and I went on a walk through the snow (the only time I really like walks when it's cold) and I found the most beautiful moss by the spring in the woods.

It's pretty tricky photographing these babies, but since you can't really tell, I used several different types of moss in varying heights and sizes for a little visual interest. I'm still not done as I have a few decorations I want to add, so once I do that I may have more pictures for you!

I was also thinking of doing a giveaway with one of these sometime soon. Is that something you'd be interested in?

Do you like to use natural elements from your yard (or somewhere near you) in your art or projects? How so? If you have pictures, I'd love to see!