Bawkbawkbawk. Clever nettle - vintage & fashion in portland, oregon | A few misc film images that I like as a group. Organic shapes, petals, creatures, and some good colors. I – A double exposure of Sydney from a Yo Vintage shoot, maybe even two years ago, at the old Fieldwork Flowers HQ. II – Megan’s flower crown leading our way to Victoria, from our little roadtrip up there earlier this year for Crystal Visions. Rachel has been posting a few photos from last year’s party on her instagram, which you should follow. I don’t think I ever posted about the trip but it was so fun, driving the Olympic Peninsula with Megan for her first Canadian experience.
Victoria was looking extra cute with all the cherry blossoms, Princess St., Floral Chapel, etc. Then, the wine and the ladies (I only came here for two reeeeasons). III – dalas at the Maui Aquarium from our Hawaii trip earlier this year. IV – My friend Kevin’s amazing fishtank, with ALL REAL plants (and fish, duh). Cat Party. Carly waito. Arh. An Apple a Day. I'm in awe that new years keep on happening and with greater frequency than ever before.
Meaningless perhaps, only a date on a calendar, but I put a lot of stock in new beginnings so January first will always mean something here. 2011 was full and beautiful and also so altering that I'm struggling to make sense of it. Bite-sized chunks will have to do. I worshiped Elmwood. I woke up to see the sunrise and fell asleep swatting mosquitoes. I lay in bed and wished I never had to go home. I cursed New York a few times. I fell in love with my camera. I moved things around. I launched my website. I dreamt some big dreams. I felt at ease. I walked up to a boy and asked him to get a drink. I made messes. I foraged. I traveled. I was grateful and humbled. 2012 is somewhat of a mystery, but I love a good mystery anyways. All the mountains... As Ink Remains // BLOG. Guys, it’s Fall. And can I just say that it’s been the most beautiful Fall… The air is perfectly crisp, the sunshine is still strong, and layering is at an all time high (layers are probably how I like to dress the best.
Be it an onion, I am it!) And although we’ve now been dealt with sunsets at 6:30 instead of 9pm, I am pretty darn content. Summer was hard to part with, especially since I felt like I never really had the chance to experience it (being in the office a bit more than I ought to be.) Then again, this girl is fully prepared with rain/weather/water proof attire which consists of blundstones and a Penfield jacket. Jason and I have been spending more time walking around these days (and bless his heart, the man really does not like to wander…) Vancouver has been such a beautiful place for walking – every neighbourhood has its own flavour. And despite it being a tourist attraction, I still love walking the wonky streets of Gastown. How has your Fall been? Xx! Paper crowns. Fieldguided. Magic surrounds. Thank you, ok. Lost.net. Wolfeyebrows.wordpress. Seesaw. Tick tock vintage. Ruche. Seesaw. PARK & CUBE. The Shapes of Things. Best Wedding Blog for Vintage Weddings.
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I love the look of naturally curly hair! My sweet friend, Katie, told me about rag rolling. It's a quick and simple way to get natural looking curls without using a curling iron! I asked her to share her method here on A Beautiful Mess because I knew you'd be itching to learn like I was! Enjoy... You'll need some cut fabric strips, a comb and some water. How to rag roll your hair- First, dampen the bottom of your hair (the part you plan to roll) using a spray bottle. Have fun styling! Oh the lovely things. Home - Creature Comforts - daily inspiration, style, diy projects + freebies. Oh Happy Day! The style files. HolyCool.net. Simple Lovely. WHORANGE. Oh Joy! *Lovely Clusters - The Pretty Blog. For Me, For You.
That's Chic. Because im addicted. Apartment 34. My love for you is a stampede of horses. Hooray. Dear musketeer. Unabashedly Prep. Note to self. Thrilld.com ♥ an online scrapbook for inspiring and creative images. Oh the lovely things. The Jealous Curator. Design For Mankind. Honestly WTF. My Melange. Chateaux in France. Fulfilling any childhood fantasy of being royalty might be easier than you think with a trip to a few spectacular Chateaux in France. Chateau Chambord Hidden in the center of a forest is the Chateau Chambord. If you close your eyes for a moment and envision what your idea might be for a house only occupied for the occasional nights stay or whose primary use would be as a hunting lodge – a castle with 440 rooms, 84 staircases, and 365 fireplaces would certainly not be what most people would have in mind.
Yet, this was the structure that filled the desires of King Francois I. For a hunting lodge, it is the largest Chateau in the Loire Valley. At its center you will find a double spiral staircase that was said to be designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Chateau d’ Usse Another notable chateau, found in the beautiful Loire Valley, has served as the inspiration for more than one princess story. It has been appropriately nicknamed the castle of dreams.
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