I love when people find beauty in what others deem as garbage.
Thank you Tittin Rinde.
More at art for housewives.
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Then there was light. And it was there to play with. Make art.
So Canadian artist James Nizam did.
My daughter found these at a thrift shop. Yes, they are authentic Christian Louboutin. Red soles & all.
What a find! I don’t think she stopped smiling for 6 hours!
I love these days.
…were made for walking.
I love my Fluevogs.
These ladies are definitely experienced in style. They all look flawless in their extravagance & simplicity. They know their styles. What works and what doesn’t. Their common thread? Confidence.
I love it.
More here.
A daily read: Advancedstyle
Awestruck. Agustín is an incredible human being. Here is his story. Make sure to watch the video.
He is the definition of passion. He built a helicopter. A helicopter. Most of the parts he used were made with his own hands. I can’t even imagine how much thought, drive & energy it takes. And all this while living with a body struck with polio.
I salute you sir.
Thank you to thisiscolossal.com
This is such a great idea from a great site: michellemademe.com
A fun art project to do with the kids! Tutorial? Click here.
Well, it’s really more of a diet. I have not bought any brand new clothing for a year now. (Except for underwear. I draw the line there.) I have thrifted, traded, been gifted and swapped.
This article on how fast fashion impacts our planet by Outsapop (one of my favourite blogs) is a must read.
Style is within you. You don’t need a brand new wardrobe every season. And if you do, try what I did. Thrift, trade, swap and I am sure you will receive gifts.
I really like finding something that is so simple yet so great. I never thought about freezing herbs in olive oil. This idea made me happy. Cooking made better again!
I am definitely doing this.
Photos from www.thkitchn.com
How to at thekitchn.com.
