Dear Annie, What are those cone shaped items for?...Never seen anything like them. I love to stack things too. Boxes, suitcases, picnic baskets, books. Love your displays. Love, Penny
Hi Annie, Found your blog through Sweet Pea! You have the most amazing collection of flower frogs--one of my LOVES!! I read through some of your old posts and was stopped cold in my tracks when I read your cancer post-I was deeply moved! A dear friend of mine is currently fighting that battle and her prognosis is not good. Life is so fragile-puts things in a totally different perspective! I need to go kiss my hubby and hug my kids! take care, Julie
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been “styling” things; days spent in the gravel designing floor plans with pebbles, a secret leafy hide-a-way inside a shrub by the lake, frugally building a dollhouse and all the furnishings using cardboard, a donated wallpaper book and found objects.
I was appalled when, as a teen, my parents purchased an entire bedroom set for my little room --- all I’d EVER wanted was a daybed and odd little prints tacked on the walls….
For the last 23 years, home has been Stone Meadow Farm, an 1840’s farmhouse on 5 acres.
My tastes have evolved through the years, but the foundation has stayed the same – my belief that modest things can be more beautiful than anything expensive, that style comes from one’s heart, and… find the FUN in everything!
Dear Annie, What are those cone shaped items for?...Never seen anything like them. I love to stack things too. Boxes, suitcases, picnic baskets, books. Love your displays. Love, Penny
ReplyDeleteHi Annie, Found your blog through Sweet Pea! You have the most amazing collection of flower frogs--one of my LOVES!! I read through some of your old posts and was stopped cold in my tracks when I read your cancer post-I was deeply moved! A dear friend of mine is currently fighting that battle and her prognosis is not good. Life is so fragile-puts things in a totally different perspective! I need to go kiss my hubby and hug my kids! take care, Julie
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