instagram

I love instagram. I mean, LOVE.  I'm not sure there's another app I use more than that little bugger.  I love looking through my iphone camera roll and then plopping those suckers into instagram.  

Here are some favs!

So, now that we have all these great photos on our iphone, how can we make them tangible memories?  My friends from Jenna Walker Photography have it all figured out.  Their new business, Artifact Uprising, allows you to upload instagram friendly pictures to some very lovely books.  

So go on. Get on over there and get those pictures off your phone and onto a book worth being on display.  

home | rescued

My hubby found these chairs in the alley behind our house...next to the dumpster.   After being rescued, we gave them some new hardware, sanded them down and selected a lovely chartreuse by Benjamin Moore.  We bought the paint a Lucas Paints in Northwest Denver.  A gentleman, whose name I shall not revel, said "I hope you are keeping these in the privacy of your backyard".  Ouch, not a fan of my color selection I guess.  What do you think?  

3form | exterior

paisano green community residents’ building (jewel box)...by workshop8.

h o m e | l i v i n g r o o m

Geoff and I purchased a beautiful old home in May 2011.  And while it is old, it's in great shape...we just need to put our stamp on it.  We've been busy collecting ideas (thank you Pinterest), but the rooms are starting to come together.  

home | biggy stripe

I'm feeling inspired by this image I found online. The big bold stripe is an awesome way to break up a wall. Must. Use. It. Somewhere.

home | cup holders

We needed some cup holders to attach to our fence.  Why?  Because when you're playing cornhole you may have to put your drink down.  I could not find anything I liked so I got creative.   So easy...especially when Geoff does all the labor.  :0)

Step One: buy old crates (thanks Etsy)

Step Two: cut them in half

Step Three: hang them up! 

New Obsession

I have been obsessing over Pinterest for months.   Now, I'm sure you know what it is, but here's an explanation anyway.    Pinterest (as described by Pinterst themselves) “is a virtual pinboard – a place where you can create collections of things you love and “follow” collections created by people with great taste.” 

It’s so simple to use!   You can “pin” anything you like on the web and add it to any “board” you create. You can also “follow” other "pinners" and see what they're pinning. Just be sure to find the original source before pinning. (We always want to give proper credit.)