The first time I walked through the doors of our home I saw it. It was kinda hard to miss.

Green carpet. Oh, sure, it wasn’t everywhere. There were hardwood floors in the kitchen and breakfast nook, slate in the entry and mudroom, neutral carpet in the family room and bedrooms.

But everywhere else there was green carpet. Up the staircase which greets you from the front door and running down the upstairs hallway. In the office to the right of the entry and in the living room and dining room to the left.

Green carpet. It wasn’t the most offensive shade of green but it certainly wasn’t doing the house any favors!

I didn’t hesitate for a second about buying this house because it ticked so many of the boxes and besides…I would be replacing that green carpet lickety split, right?

Fast forward almost 5 years and we finally replaced the carpet in the living room, dining room and office. But, frankly I was stumped about the upstairs hallway. You see, the bedroom carpets were in really good shape and they were a nice neutral shade. We didn’t want to have to replace them but we also had to take into consideration the flooring in the other parts of the house. Slate in the entry (right below this hallway), hardwood floors in the kitchen and carpet in other rooms). That’s a lot of different things going on!

So, after hemming and hawing and pondering and questioning I FINALLY made a decision!

And the upstairs hallway got new hardwood floors!

 Green carpet? What green carpet? It’s always looked like this, right?

Now, I have to admit something. While I was writing this post I was thinking about how many people are going to tell me they don’t like my yellow walls. That yellow is “out”. So I hesitated.

I almost didn’t share this makeover.

But, you know what? 5 years later I still love my yellow walls. I mean, come on people! I live in Oregon. I gotta get my ‘sunshine’ one way or another, right?

And, are you ready for another confession? That lamp isn’t plugged in.

Because there is no outlet on that wall. But there SHOULD be one!

So, I put a lamp there anyway. Just for looks.

And it is a looker of a lamp, isn’t it?

And, since I’m already confessing things I might as well fess up about my addiction to trays. I gravitate to them in a store like my son gravitates to pie crust.

Oh and baskets…I’m kind of addicted to them too. This one perfectly softens up the hardwood and is filled with old quilts.

And yes…that is another basket in our master bedroom. It’s a problem. I know.

Thanks so much for meeting me at the Fence today!

The other night I was finally getting around to folding the laundry that had been piled up on the love seat at the foot of my bed when it happened.

I know I should have been more prepared for it. I mean, there had been warning signs leading up to this point but I must have ignored them.

I went to put my sons white socks in his pile and my white socks in my pile when I realized I had mixed them up.

Because they were so close to the same size.

When did this happen??? How did this happen??? It cannot be possible that my little boy has feet that are almost as big as mine and will very soon surpass mine in size.

Lately I’ve been feeling like I’m standing on a precipice. I know I can’t go back but I’m clinging to the last bits and pieces of this season in my life. Of little hands that still instinctively reach for mine when we’re crossing the street or just walking through the park. Of wooden puzzles and trains that rarely get played with anymore but I can’t bring myself to part with. Of a boy who will be 10 next week but still has a vivid imagination and even humors his sister by pretending to be her pet cheetah or various other animals. I sneak in at night and watch him sleeping and he looks like he did when he was four. He still has ‘Paco’, his trusted stuffed horse, nestled in with him and I wipe his hair off his forehead. And I pray for him.

Then I catch a whiff of that not-so-pleasant “boy” smell that seems to follow him everywhere these days no matter how often he showers and I’m reminded of that precipice.

 It’s not that I don’t totally and completely enjoy the moment’s of today and look forward to the moment’s of tomorrow!

It’s just that I feel so intensely the proverbial finishing of one chapter of the book and beginning of the next.

Life is a series of precipices, isn’t it? And we arrive at the edge of each one knowing full well that there are more ahead.

So, I do those things that provide continuity. The things which seem to be invisible threads running between each precipice.

Things like baking.

And so I make my almost double-digit boy Homemade Toaster Pastries.

Because he loves pie crust and would frankly be happy with just a plate of pie crust with nothing on it or baked into it.

But, I thought he might like these too. Little rectangles of pie crust filled with strawberry jam. Others filled with Nuetella (those may or may not have been eaten in a matter of seconds!).

And topped with icing or powdered sugar. Or both.

He wanted both.

 As he sat at the counter eating the warm, fresh from the oven toaster pastry we talked and laughed and everything felt so much…the same. We’ve had this moment before, him sitting at the counter eating and chattering while I cleaned the kitchen.

And we’ll have it again.

And, maybe next time I’ll make his dreams come true and just give him a plate full of pie crust!

Thanks so much for meeting me here At the Picket Fence today,

One of us can sew. The other can’t. We’ll let you try to figure out which is which.

But whether you can sew or not, sometimes it’s just a drag to well drag out the sewing machine or needle and thread.

Here are several fabulous No Sew Projects that will have you fooling everyone into believing you spend all day bent over a sewing machine!

We all love custom curtains! Here are several “no sew” options:

Vanessa created these “no sew” drop cloth curtains with fabric trim for her family room!  Add fun trim in a variety of patterns and colors to create custom inexpensive curtains!

Cornices can be expensive and heavy! Heather created these “no sew” diy cornices out of foam board and tablecloths for her kitchen and bay window.

We LOVE these “no-sew burlap curtains”  from Jessica of Four Generations One Roof.  She added polka dots of sisal roping for a fun addition!

Pillows are another great candidate for “no-sew” sewing!

These “no-sew” owl pillows that Vanessa created for her kids are super easy and super cute!

Do you love the look of ruffles, but gave up on them since you couldn’t sew? Well fret no more. Kim of Sand and Sisal has a “no sew” ruffled pillow tutorial with step by step instructions.

There are many other “no sew” options for the house

How about this “no sew” faux chair slipcover from KariAnne of Thistlewood Farms? Isn’t it fabulous?!

like this darling “no-sew” burlap bathroom vanity skirt Vanessa created to cover up a not so pretty vanity.

She also created a beautiful “no sew” diy bed cornice for her daughter’s bed, making it fit for a princess!

drop cloths were put to good use once again when Vanessa made a no sew fringed drop cloth table skirt…one might think SHE was the one who couldn’t sew.

The holidays are also a great place for no-sew ideas. With the Fourth of July just around the corner here are a few patriotic no sew projects!

Heather created this “no sew” Fourth of July pennant banner from bandannas

as well as these “no sew” patriotic pillows

and what’s summer without a pretty patio tablecloth! Brittany from Pretty Handy Girl created this “no-sew” patio tablecloth complete with umbrella hole out of a shower curtain!

With such a fabulous round up we’re ready to get sewing…or wait…we guess that would be “not sewing” these amazing projects!

Do you have a favorite no sew project?

I think it was the sweet peas that got me. I’ve always called me kids my sweet peas.

But, I might have been feeling a tad grumpy. Everything in my home was in upheaval as we prepared to have new carpet and hardwood installed. I was really excited about the new flooring but the process of having it done was reminding me of why I had put it off for so long.

Change…mess…unexpected flooring issues and decisions…moving most of my house into the garage…endless rainy days…it was all starting to wear on my last nerve.

So, I headed out to run some errands and made a quick stop at the craft store.

And saw the sweet peas.

Oh sure, they were on a wood place mat along with turnips, asparagus and eggplant.

And sure, I didn’t actually know what I was going to do with them. But they made me smile. And my smile got even bigger when I realized they were only $2 each.

I didn’t realize just how big a “deal” these simple place mats would end up being.

You see, I live a really blessed life.

Sure, I’ve had my share of bigger problems but on this particular day the only problem with me was…well…me.

I wasn’t handling my home upheaval with the best attitude. Here I was finally getting the flooring we’ve been waiting and saving to get for years and I was grumbling about what a pain it all was!

I got home just as the flooring guys were arriving for another day of pulling, ripping, pounding and pounding and pounding and pounding and did I mention pounding?

And as they worked on the floors and as I worked in the kitchen I felt humbled.

Humbled that I have this home. Humbled that I could spend $8 on wood place mats that I didn’t really need. Humbled that we were able to pay for new flooring. Humbled that I’m not more grateful for the times when my problems are small.

So, I hung those place mats on a narrow wall (using Command strips) in my kitchen, just around the corner from the dining room.

Most people will just walk past without noticing them.

Others will wonder why on earth I have place mats hanging on the wall!

But when I catch a glimpse of those sweet peas, asparagus, turnips and eggplant I see so much more.

I see reminders.

Reminders to “give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thessalonians 5:18).

Reminders to have a healthy perspective on life and my “problems”.

Reminders of how truly blessed I am.

And maybe even reminders to get my own “sweet peas” to eat their vegetables!

I love having you visit with me here and so appreciate you stopping by today,

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I knew it would happen. It always does. You start working on one project and all of a sudden it leads to another project…and another project…and another project. Until you find yourself pulling out leftover drop cloth remnants and making chair skirts for your dining room immediately after having your entire house turned upside down while new flooring was being installed.

I mean, it makes perfect sense, right? Forget putting the house back together. Let’s make some chair skirts!

I’m all about the essentials.

Now, I have never made chair skirts or slipcovers or anything of the kind. But after spending a huge chunk of change having new carpet and hardwoods installed there was no way I was going to be buying them ready-made. I had quite a bit of drop cloth left over from a previous project and the best part about using it is that it already has seams. Gotta love anything that lets me skip a step!

HOW TO MAKE DROP CLOTH CHAIR SKIRTS:

1) Measure the seat of the chair and cut fabric accordingly being sure to include a one inch allowance on each side.

2) Determine how much of a “drop” you want for your skirt. Measure the length of the sides and front of your seat and then cut strips of drop cloth using the “drop” as your width.

3) Hem the ends of the side pieces.

4) Attach the side and front pieces (similar to making a pillow where the right-sides match up) to the “seat” piece being sure to have the hems facing towards the middle.

5) Stitch each side onto the seat. This is how the skirt for the arm chairs looks. If you are doing chairs with no arms there will be only 3 straight side pieces. If you are making them for arm chairs you will have to allow for the skirts to slip between the arms by making the 2 side pieces “split” as seen here.

6) Once completed, secure the skirt to the chair by lifting up the cushion from the frame and tucking the back fabric underneath, then reattach the cushion.

7) Repeat process depending on how many chairs you have.

Here is how the arm chair skirts will look once completed.

Chairs BEFORE:

Chairs AFTER:

This dining room set was our very first BIG purchase as a married couple. I’ve often thought about selling it and getting something more “in”. You know, weathered wood. A farmhouse table and a chippy hutch.

But, frankly, I like this set and I’m not ashamed to admit it.

I love the rich, dark wood and feel sentimental every time I look at it.

Besides, it’s getting chippy all on it’s own!

Every single chip and scratch represents all of the family gatherings and romantic dinners for two this table has seen over the last 15 years.

There have been rowdy celebrations and quiet heart-to-hearts. There have been spills and tears and even a few forts made out of sheets using the table and chairs.

No, I don’t think this dining room set is going anywhere anytime soon!

Thanks so much for joining me at the Fence today and please don’t hesitate to ask me questions about this tutorial. I tend to do my sewing projects in a “wing and a prayer” manner so I make no guarantees!

Check out these other beautiful dining rooms:

Redhead Can Decorate

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It’s that time of year where light and airy skirts are coming out to play.

Hi!! It’s me Angelina from JoJo and Eloise and I am so excited to be here, At the Picket Fence.

I am all about SKIRTS. Making them, wearing them, and shopping for them. They have to be one of the prettiest pieces of clothing ever. They are so versatile in their wear. You can dress them up for a nice evening out around town or wear them as casual as you would like.

If your a long time Picket Fence reader you may remember the tutorial I shared on how to make a Rainbow Layered Skirt and just in case you missed it you can check that out here.

Today’s Borderline Skirt is made using the same concept of the layered skirt and I am going to show you how you can take that same idea and make something totally different.

Your going start by measuring the desired, TOTAL length of your skirt. From the waist to where you would like your skirt hem to fall. ( ex. mid calf, ankle, below the knee, etc..)

I used basic quilters cotton, purchased from Joann’s. One color for the main body of the skirt and a Coordinating color for the Borderline Stripe.
Cut your fabric pieces straight across the folded edge of your fabric.

You are going to Cut 6 pieces total. 3 for the front of the skirt and 3 for the back.

For reference I cut my older daughters skirt: Waist Band 3.5 inches wide ( length as needed) Top skirt piece 15inches tall, Borderline 6 inches wide and bottom skirt piece 3.5

My younger daughters skirt pieces: 3.5 inches wide (length as needed)Top skirt piece 10 inches tall, Borderline 6 inches wide and bottom skirt piece 3.5 inches

Take the RIGHT side of your Borderline piece and place it on top of the RIGHT side of the BOTTOM of your Top skirt piece. Sew in place. Turn over, press and top stitch.

Repeat the same thing with the bottom edge. You are basically piecing your front and back pieces of your Skirt together.

You can see more on how to finish off your skirt by checking out the Rainbow Layered Skirt Tutorial that I mentioned above. The possibilities and color combinations for this skirt are endless.

And, don’t think that this is for Kids only. I used the same technique and pattern on a skirt I made for myself.

So get creative and have fun making while making these Borderline Skirts.

Here are some other fun projects you might enjoy checking out!

Learn how to make your very own State Stencil. I will also show you, how to turn standard acrylic paint into fabric paint. You can see that Here.

 We all love bubbles, but how about kicking them up a notch. I will show you how to do just that Here.

Hope to see you there!

I was thinking recently about how often I find myself saying something to my children that sounds so ridiculous but makes perfect sense to us.

Things like, “Hey guys, we’re not going to pretend to be cheetahs while we’re at church, OK?”

And then there are those times when you’re having a simple conversation with your child, innocently answering their questions, never realizing that those answers could come back up sometime later.

Usually this involves embarrassment, hilarity or both.

Case in point…while making this yummy dish of Balsamic Roasted Asparagus with Goat Cheese, Toasted Pine Nuts and Pancetta for Easter, my son wandered into the kitchen just as I was opening the packet of pancetta.

“What’s that mom?”, he asked.

“Well, it’s called pancetta”, I replied. “It’s kind of like bacon. Expensive bacon.”

The word ‘bacon’ in our house is sacred. Revered. We love bacon…in moderation of course! He reached his hand out to grab some, I swatted it away (it’s expensive!) and that was the end of that…or so I thought.

We loaded into the car and headed over to my in-laws home for Easter dinner.

And as my father-in-law went to reach for the dish of Balsamic Roasted Asparagus with Goat Cheese, Toasted Pine Nuts and Pancetta, my son said, “Oh, hey Papa, just so you know that bacon is REALLY expensive!”

My father-in-law just stared for a moment and then we all dissolved into laughter.

And pancetta will now forever be known in our house as the “expensive bacon”.

My life as a mom seems to be divided into two categories. There are those big, huge moments. The ones that are videotaped and preserved in photos and talked about over and over again.

But, then there is the other category.

It’s filled with small moments. Small moments of laughter over a funny comment from my kids. Small moments of praying with them at bedtime. Small moments of going on a ladybug “expedition”. Small moments of cooking together in the kitchen and having water balloon fights and going for walks in the woods and losing my patience and asking for forgiveness. Of holding a little hand in mine. Of holding another hand that used to be little but now is almost as big as mine. Of snuggling and wiping tears and kissing “owies” and answering tough questions.

And these moments, collected together end up being just as meaningful as those seemingly “bigger” moments. Perhaps even more meaningful. They are the stuff of my everyday life. The ins and outs of this roller coaster ride called motherhood. My journey to being called “mommy” was not easy. It was fought for.

You can read about it in my A Labor of the Heart series.

As I was writing this post I began to notice something.

Every time I wrote out the word ‘moment’ I saw the word ‘mom’.

And I don’t think I will ever pronounce it the same again.

From now on, it will always be ‘mom’ent to me.

Thank you so much for taking the time to meet me today At the Picket Fence,

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People who know me well will tell you that I’m a person of convictions. I feel strongly about things.

Things like properly brewed coffee. What is the point of drinking weak coffee? If it doesn’t jolt you awake you might as well just become a tea drinker. Not that there’s anything wrong with that!

And there are some clothing styles which were debatable the first time around but are downright horrid when you see them making a comeback…ahem…stirrup pants!

I also firmly believe that when decorating your home it is important to honor the architecture and style of the house itself. It doesn’t have to be a confining thing but if you recognize the fundamental roots of your home and then infuse it with your own personality, the marriage between the two is seamless.

When we first moved into our home, decorating the living room was fairly low on the priority list. This house was quite a bit bigger than our previous one and with a 5 year old and a toddler I didn’t have much time or energy to devote to this rarely used space. Plus, frankly it intimidated me. I was still figuring out my style and the green carpet was definitely a hindrance. It dictated which colors I could use and well…here you have it.

This is my living room BEFORE…as in 2009 before. Yep.

Ours is really a quintessentially traditional home. It just lends to a more formal style but I really didn’t want it to feel stuffy. Slowly but surely I made little changes here and there but until we could get rid of the green carpet, nothing was going to ever seem quite right.

Here is the same room last Christmas.

And here it is now.

New carpet, mirrored chests on either side of the fireplace, 2 button-tufted chairs and lots of other little changes have all come together to create a space that is soothing…warm…kinda traditional…kinda french country…and very ME!

If it were possible to be in love with chairs then these two sweethearts would have my utter devotion…actually, they do!

Don’t you just love the multi-colored fabric buttons? I swoon every time I walk into the room and see them there and I’m swooning now just looking at this picture. Swoon, swoon, swoon.

For years my husband had been asking me if we can get rid of the glass coffee table that has been sitting in our attic. And for years I’ve been telling him that I could just feel in my gut that we were meant to hold onto it. After all, we purchased it as newlyweds and I knew one day it would find it’s place of honor again. The MOMENT those carpet guys left I was hauling it out of the attic!

Our fireplace is perfectly centered in the room and I’ve always felt like it needed to be flanked by matching pieces. Kind of creating a “built-in” look. These mirrored dressers (found at Tuesday Morning) did the trick.

These chippy door frames with iron inserts were the perfect way to add height above the cabinets. I would like to tell you that I scoured and scoured flea markets and went hither and yon to find them. I would like to say that I was driving through the countryside and spotted an old barn sitting at the top of hill of wildflowers and after pulling open those creaky barn doors I discovered these gems lying their in all of their chippy glory.

But, I can’t. Cause I got them at the craft store. It’ll be our little secret, OK?

My grandmother’s china cabinet was moved over to this wall and is a perfect fit.

This cabinet will never be painted.

The end.

This room and I have come a long way. We’ve honed our style. We’ve waited and saved and waited and saved in order to make choices which I believe will last us along time. Oh sure, we’ve made a few mistakes along the way. But just like any great relationship, it has only served to make us stronger!

And, remember that green carpet? Well, it wasn’t only in this room. Yep. Just like stirrup pants, it wouldn’t go away! It was also in the dining room, office, on the staircase and down the upstairs hallway. So in the coming weeks I’m going to have more fun makeovers to share with you!

Until then, thanks so much for joining me in saying farewell to green carpet (stirrup pants) forever!

Want to see more of our room makeovers?

Powder Room Makeover

Vintage Girl’s Bedroom

Dining Room Makeover

Bathroom Makeover

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Lately I’ve been contemplating what it means to live in the moment.  As the mother of a young adult and a newly minted teenager, I see the days going by in a blur.

I find myself clinging to precious moments with them.  The moments when I can get them to sit down with me for a few minutes and share with me about their day.  Open up about their hopes and dreams. I have learned the best way to get them to linger a little longer is to make sure there’s a snack close at hand.

There’s something about chatting on the front porch on a warm spring evening, our feet propped up on the porch and our wicker rockers swaying in sync that slows down time.

Not wanting to waste precious minutes with the kids in the kitchen baking a treat, I love to keep sweet, but healthy, spur of the moment snacks on hand.

Our new family treat is Edy’s Outshine Fruit Bars.  We each have our favorite flavor, so I like to keep several varieties in the freezer.  My sweet and sassy daughter loves the Outshine Peach fruit bars, while my son tends to gravitate towards the tart Raspberry.  Isn’t it funny how flavors can match our personalities? grin!

My husband loves the old fashioned goodness of Strawberry, while my new favorite is the Coconut Waters with Bananas.  I am craving all things coconut these days and the Outshine Coconut Waters Fruit Bars satisfy that need in a low-calorie way.  In fact, there are 24 bright flavors to choose from..so there’s a snack brighter flavor perfect for everyone!

Made with real fruit or fruit juice, they rival the bowl of fresh fruit I like to serve alongside.  Rocking and snacking. Dreaming and dishing the dirt. I cherish each moment spent with my children and the glimpse they give me into their hearts.

As their lives get busier and the pull of friends and jobs and school becomes stronger I hope that knowing mom is always waiting at the door for them, with a listening ear and a treat in the freezer, will bring them back to the front porch.

Back to the rocking chair and a waiting Outshine fruit bar in their favorite flavor.

In fact, the occasion may even warrant serving them on a silver platter!

Be sure to check out the Outshine Facebook Page for more great ways to enjoy life’s moments with this healthy treat!

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Which Outshine Fruit Bar flavor would you like to try?

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Do you love a good “find”? Do you like the thrill of the hunt as you did through piles of discarded items for that one treasure?

If you are a thrifter than you totally get what I mean.  That “ah ha!” moment when you discover a diamond on the rough under an old afghan, 3 discarded Christmas wreaths and endless pieces of yellowed tupperware on the shelves of the Goodwill.

Or when browsing the aisles of your favorite thrift fair or market, you find that Olive Bucket you’ve been dying to own and refused to pay $150 for at Pottery Barn!

It’s such a great feeling.

We have had some great thrifting finds over the years here.  Like Vanessa’s upcycled kitchen cabinet turned dartboard or Heather’s toolbox turned Dining Caddy and old crate turned faux wine box.

I have rounded up an amazing list of projects and posts to inspire the “thrifting diva” in you! There are so many fabulous ideas for repurposing, upcycling and rehabbing thrift finds!

Projects like these vintage lace tins from The Graphics Fairy:

or this awesome post on ways to use old toolboxes from Funk Junk Interiors:

Be sure to visit my Thrifting Divas board at Hometalk for even more fabulous ideas!

But maybe you have some questions or needs some tips and tricks on how best to shop on your favorite thrift outings! Maybe you’d love to just spend a little time hanging out with other thrifting divas and some of your favorite “thrifty idols!”

If so, I’d LOVE to invite you to join me this Thursday, May 9th, at 9 PM EST for a fun Twitter Chat on all things thrifting! I am being joined by a fabulous panel of experts:

Seriously, does it get any better than this?!  Donna of Funky Junk Interiors, Marian of Miss Mustard Seed, Karen of The Graphics Fairy and the Old Lucketts Store will be hanging out with us to answer our questions on thrifting and share their secrets!

Be sure to RSVP to enter the “Thrifting Money” giveaways during the chat!

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