San Vito Lo capo - Il mare "goloso" di Sicilia. Le spiagge più belle e le mete da non perdere se visitate Palermo, Trapani e San Vito Lo Capo... e qualche consiglio per veri buongustai Arrivati in paese, prendiamo possesso dell’appartamento preso in affitto tramite Internet e dopo un riposino, ci dirigiamo alla spiaggia del paese.
Per girare nel paese la macchina non occorre (mentre per tutti gli altri spostamenti serve eccome!). MILK - www.mariemersier.com. Christmas Kiss - MilK n° 34 Photos Rebecka Oftedal Au pied du sapin - MilK n° 30 Photos Rebecka Oftedal Chaises musicales - MilK n° 27 Photos Rebecka Oftedal Jours de Fêtes - MilK n° 32 Photos Marion Dubier Clark Le goûter d'anniversaire de My Little Day Le Picnic at home de Cheri Messerli.
DIY Idea: Build a Minimal Corner Book Shelf. There's plenty about Scandinavian design that's so appealing and lends itself to a masculine aesthetic: the clean shapes, and classic color combos, etc.
And (but?) This book shelf idea though can fit almost any place, modern or not, and that's kinda what I love about it. If you'd like to make something similar, you could use: Galvanized pipe fittings and flanges Thin sheets of plywood or luan to make shelves (galvanized metal sheets would also work)Paint in the color of your choice (you can also just leave the metal as is, or -even better - use copper pipes! Once you have everything ready you pretty much can play around with the shape, to customize it to your corner. Image via: Playing in the Moon. Simply Grove - Part 3. Love this bathroom… February 27, 2014 – 6:00 am I’m super into large, bold floral patterns right now.
So when I saw Emily Schuman’s powder room, designed by Amber Lewis, I quickly fell in love! Besides this wallpaper being the bomb, the combo of the paper and gold lighting is epic. See more here and here. Comfortable Modern Sofas… February 26, 2014 – 10:37 am Image: Bungalow 5. Best+of - IT. Shabby Chic Interiors. Architettura - Sabrina Bignami. Finding comfort, style and dignity in small spaces. If you are a packrat, you have two choices – fight the habit or make a ritual out of it.
The second choice is what this piece of furniture can help you to do. Balka console by French designer Gregoire de Lafforest is a clever and attractive receptacle for all those forgotten items you might need sometime in the future. The top features a shoot through which you simply slide your things out of the way.
Bloesem. Design Shimmer. Element no 14 Views in the living room The living room from another angle ... Kitchen windows in place and roof beams Kitchen windows from a different angle ... Walls on the first floor begins to take form, you can almost see the contours of the sloping roof Here is the front of the house, looking forward to all wood panels are in place moodboard: Design Shimmer The house gets up quickly, and we can begin to see the contour of the room solutions.
I am still in doubt about the worktop in the kitchen.... ......... Patchwork Harmony. Hans J. Wegner. Sweet Peach - Home. I have a strong memory of my grandmother knitting afghans throughout my childhood.
It was something that she loved to do and she did it well. A hand made blanket is infused with so much time and passion, it tells a story unto itself. Lucky for us, Jessica Green, a textile artist from Marshall, North Carolina, is continuing the tradition of our grandmothers and their grandmothers... As her process is 100% done by hand, Jessica is devoutly true to her craft. She utilizes traditional weave structures and patterns that were common to colonial weaving of 19th century America and Europe. Jessica, "I am deeply inspired by the history of 'women's work' and women's place in weaving as well as the way women have carried this history along, lifting it up each time it's almost forgotten.
Jessica shears her goats twice a year, which she then mixes with the sheep fleece sourced from neighborhood farms. Sweet DIY Votives. Here’s what you’ll need: 1.
Measure the height and circumference of your jar, and cut strips of fabric to roughly fit (approx. 1cm wide – doesn’t have to be perfect). 2. In your small cup, pour in some glue and dilute it with a bit of water (about 1:2), mix well. It should be the consistency of slightly thicker water.. yes, I know I’m being vague but it shouldn’t make much difference to the end result. 3. Note: – I find that it’s ok to have fabric going above the top of your jar because it can be easily cut off after it’s dried. – I don’t mind the look of the overlapping lines of fabric once the candle is lit, but if you do try not to overlap the strips in the gluing process. ** Please only use only battery operated tea-lights (not real candles).
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