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Happy Tuesday! I hope you are all doing well. Have you entered our Ethereal FQ Bundle Giveaway yet? You can win this bundle of gorgeousness – be sure to enter here!

 

The holiday season is officially here! And there is so much left to do – decorating the tree, finding those last minute gifts, planning the perfect menu for your upcoming holiday party, and baking, baking…and oh yes, more baking. And while we can’t help with your holiday shopping or baking, we’ve got a fun DIY today that will surely add festivity to your party decor!

 

Our Chalkboard Fabric Holiday Banner is perfect for organizing your party (DIY hot chocolate bar, anyone? :)), as a backdrop for a photobooth, or for adding some extra holiday cheer! We had our office Christmukkah party this past weekend, and our banner added a modern and creative element to the decor. And the best parts? It’s not too difficult to make… and it’s reusable!

 

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08 December

It’s time for this week’s What We Love ♥ “All things sparkly” are on the mind… especially as we get closer to the holiday season. We are so inspired as we walk by the twinkling lights, adding a bit of magic to ordinary streets. So much happiness and love around us; that’s what the holidays truly capture. See what we’ve been inspired by this week… ♥

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Valeria: Iridescent Dinosaur
Ciana: “What is a weekend?”; Downtown Abbey
Juan: Alumbrados de Medellín 2015
Vanessa: Rose Gold & Pretty Peonies
Sara: Palace of the Winds – Jaipur, India
Roxanne: Anna Mason Art
Shannen: Andy Warhol inspired Pop Art Pet Portraits
Marion: Crush Cul de Sac

 

 

I hope you have been inspired by today’s post! We’d love to know what you have been loving this week too ♥

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03 December

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Happy Tuesday! I hope you are all having a lovely day.

 

It’s time for this week’s How To’s Day! Today we are featuring our Flower Power Quilt by Quilt Doodle Designs. Flower Power is a more traditional-type quilt design, which includes beautiful floral cutouts and appliqued yo-yo centers. Around each flower is a border of small squares, which add a really fun detail. A lot of work, but visually worth it!

 

We chose to feature our Petite Plume by Andrea Turk collection, which was perfect with the powerful flowers in the quilt pattern. The bird/floral/feather prints in chartreuse, navy, and coral colorways matched together to create a sophisticated and clean design. We enjoyed Cindy of Quilt Doodle Designs’ unique style, and we had a wonderful time collaborating with her on this quilt pattern.

 

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01 December

It’s time for this week’s What We Love #75 ♥ How did the holiday season catch up with us so soon? As we step outside now, the streets are decked in glitter and sparkle – creating a magical scene against the onyx sky. We can’t help by getting to the holiday spirit, even though it isn’t quite December yet. But, it never is too early to listen to holiday music or bake gingerbread people… at least we don’t think so ;) See what we have been loving this week… ♥

What We Love #75

 

Ciana: Creuset Pots in Pink
Marion: Grey Fox; Willowynn
Valeria: Hedgehog in Flower Crown
Vanessa: Ripley’s Aquarium; Toronto
Sara: The Exquisite Sea Urchin
Roxanne: The Bean; Chicago, Illinois
Juan: Hotel del Salto; Bogota, Colombia

 

 

I hope you have been inspired by today’s post. We’d love to know what has been inspiring you lately! ♥

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19 November

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Happy Tuesday! I hope you all are having a fantastic day. We haven’t updated you all on any national food days in a while… so Happy National Baklava Day! ;)

 

Time for this week’s How To’s Day! Today we are featuring our Framed Quilt, designed by Chris Hoover of Whirligig Designs. Framed is a fun and modern quilt design, consisting of connected “frames” in vertical lines. This quilt does not have a border, so it has a cool look of the frame repetitions continuing off the quilt. You can have a lot of creative fun with this one. We chose to feature our sunset-inspired Fresh Solid colors, with a line of Wildberry, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Chamomile. To add a pop, we chose our Tide and Amethyst colors for the background. We love how our Solids Framed quilt looks like modern art!

 

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17 November