saw this really cool diy post over on poppytalk.

all from these:

here are some beautiful images of a reclaimed log cabin in Montana. so warm an rustic.

via loghome.com

old school doors for a headboard.

via re-nest.

well kids, i thought today would never come. it has been the longest week hasn’t it? so i leave you with a project to do this weekend, evil-designs first homemade diy.

being a designer i’m fond of paper, and yesterday i had about 20 min to play with it. i always have a folder of bookmarks of things i would like to try and i guess today the planets lined up and the skys opened and i was able to have some down time to do mindless work. i found this cool diy. i found a more efficient way of doing it so i thought i’d share.

here we go. sorry for the crappy photos, only phone camera with me today.

so you start off with paper, colors up to you, i prefer earthy tones.

crinkle those bad boys up. kind of time consuming, but it beats a design crisis.

when done with the entire strip – my favorite thing other than glue, double sided tape – a lot less messy. take a thin strip (usually cut in thirds) place it on one end (as you see in the photo above).

put the adjacent ends together forming a circle. kind of looks like a reese’s cup wrapper.

here is where my stuff deviates from the other tutorials out there….

other tutorials glue to hold the pinwheel flat. i have no patience for glue….take some double sided tape – the number 2 of the 1/3 and stick it on one part of what will be the interior. flatten that baby out and tape adjacently so you form a brace on the pinwheel. flip over and do the same so it has support on both sides. if you followed my aloof directions and did it right you would get this:

and then you can do a garland (which i had no string) so i made it a pretty flower….strange, but pretty flower.

whaalaaaa – my first actual diy…hope you enjoy.

have a fun safe weekend!!!! see ya monday

more client work! just finished the t-west girl down at the local pub. normally we don’t do murals because of their time consuming nature, however, this was an exception. based on the t-shirts we did not too long ago, there she is overlooking the pool table. I hope she doesn’t get hit on too much :)

how yummy?

makes me want to learn how to work with felt….

shop at VivaTerra.

yummy -

via (and with really large photos at) arch daily.

Via Re-Nest.

how beautiful?

Via Home-Designing.

good morning lovelies  – for those of us northeastern dwellers we received our first taste of winter over the weekend. some of us (myself included were not prepared at all, then again it was 60 last week.) time to dig out the ice scrappers and shovels. one of my biggest issues with this time of year is snow/slush/nasty stuff that your boots bring in the home. especially on wood floors. here are some nice fixes to help with those wet boots.

stay warm.

Via Apartment Therapy.