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  • Pillowpalooza

    Pillowpalooza

    I'm almost as crazy about pillows as I am about aprons!
    Linda's blog "it all started with paint" is hosting a link party. I just couldn't resist joining in on the fun!

    I made these little pillows from vintage quilt blocks & linens.
    There are two rooms in my home that are painted in soft pastels...our master bedroom and guestroom.

    As much as I love the color RED...I enjoy peaceful pastels to slip away to for a pleasant nap or a good nights sleep.

    Very inexpensive project...Made from a drapery sample & thrifted vintage crochet.

    I was blessed to attend a Martha Pullen Heirloom School and learned wonderful sewing techniques.

    Soft blue silk ribbon

    A fun project that I made at Martha Pullen's Heirloom Sewing School.

    Another inexpensive project...Made from a well worn table cloth.

    A bolster that I made from drapery scraps...

    Bluework embroidery on linen...Don't you love these two little sweethearts?!

    Thank you, my dearest friends, for stopping by and for your kind comments!You are all such a blessing to me,Carolynn xoxo

    Please stop by and join in the fun at Linda's "Pillowpalooza"!
    Linda's blog address is www.itallstartedwithpaint.blogspot.com

  • Just Spring

    Just Spring

    Pink, lilac, sky blue, sunny yellow & minty green...
    Yes...Spring is almost here!

    Eggs are everyday reminders of new life.
    Little Baby Chicks
    Even our gardens are showing new signs of life...
    Sunny yellow daffodils
    Purple Crocus
    Golden Forsythia

    The sweet little girl is my husband's Mother, Anne . The photo was taken in the 1930s.
    She is such a loving and wonderful Mother-in-love.
    My bedroom is a peaceful respite decorated in powder blue, soft pink and buttery yellow.
    

    I love sewing.
    One of my favorite things to make are Heirloom baby garments.
    I, especially, love Christening Gowns.
    Soft white batiste, dainty pin tucks and embroidery.
    What treasured keepsakes they make.

    "Desert Rose" from my sweet Gramma.
    I have many fond memories of family gathered around Gramma and Grampa's table on Easter Sunday.
    She always served us on her beautiful Franciscan Ware.
    
    
    

    A pretty little Rose teacup and saucer from my Mother.

    Vintage touches...
    Lace that my Gramma crocheted
    Vintage plates from my thrifting adventures.

    This pretty little cream and sugar are thrifted.
    I love the feminine touch they give my cottage shelf.

    A tiny little tea cup
    Yes...Another thrifted treasure!

    And now for a
    SNEAK PEEK!

    I've been having fun working on something special
    for the Easter Swap.
    Can you guess what I'm making?

  • Charleston Spotlight: The Urban Electric Co.

    Charleston Spotlight: The Urban Electric Co.

    Ahhh lighting!...One of the most important (and one of my most favorite) parts in designing a space as lighting enhances a room by greatly changing the mood-not only with actual light but with how the materials and finishes play off each other. We recently had the opportunity to visit an amazing lighting company, The Urban Electric Co. and it left us feeling OH. SO. INSPIRED!

    

    Where all the magic happens...

    The Urban Electric Co. was founded here in Charleston in 2003 by Dave Dawson who had a clear vision for the company as well as a strong passion for design and craftsmanship. Dawson personally oversee's the entire process from the in-house marketing campaigns down to the way the products are shipped, this quality-control over his brand is what has made Urban Electric the company that it is today.

    All light fixtures are handcrafted by local, trained artisans who take pride in each step of the process while making these gorgeous works of art! They are made from the finest materials which makes them not just pieces you will have for a few years...but investment, heirloom pieces that you will enjoy for a lifetime!

    Team of artisans hard at work

    Athena Pendant in the making...

    Baxter Wall Sconce

    Shade for Metro Wall Sconce

    Another interesting feature about The Urban Electric Co. that you need to know...all of their light fixtures are totally customizable. Need a different color, size, finish?... They can do it! That makes Designers like me really happy! In fact, most of their designer collaborations came about due to Designers/Architects customizing some of their pieces and The Urban Electric Co. enjoying what they were creating! Some of these collections include talented Designers like Amanda Nisbet, Tom Scheerer, and Amanda Handegan. Here are just a few of our favorites...

    Above images via

    View all of the collections here!

    So, do you need to re-think some of the lighting in your home?
    Go check out The Urban Electric Co!

    Eclectic is a Charleston, South Carolina based full-service boutique interior design firm in specializing in the design of residential projects including entire homes and the styling of individual rooms. We also offer virtual e-design services. Please email sidney@eclectic-idg.com for additional information.

    Eclectic is a retail shop/design studio located in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina (just over the bridge from downtown Charleston, South Carolina) selling an array of vintage mid-century pieces, repurposed items, new products and locally made art with a fresh Modern meets Coastal aesthetic.

  • Springtime

    Springtime

    Pink, lilac, sky blue, sunny yellow & minty green...
    Yes... Spring is almost here!

    Eggs are everyday reminders of new life.
    Little Baby Chicks
    Even our gardens are showing new signs of life...
    Sunny yellow daffodils
    Purple Crocus
    Golden Forsythia

    The sweet little girl is my husband's Mother, Anne . The photo was taken in the 1930s.
    She is such a loving and wonderful Mother-in-love.
    My bedroom is a peaceful respite decorated in powder blue, soft pink and buttery yellow.
    

    I love sewing.
    One of my favorite things to make are Heirloom baby garments.
    I, especially, love Christening Gowns.
    Soft white batiste, dainty pin tucks and embroidery.
    What treasured keepsakes they make.

    "Desert Rose " from my sweet Gramma.
    I have many fond memories of family gathered around Gramma and Grampa's table on Easter Sunday.
    She always served us on her beautiful Franciscan Ware.
    
    
    

    A pretty little Rose teacup and saucer from my Mother.

    Vintage touches...
    Lace that my Gramma crocheted
    Vintage plates from my thrifting adventures.

    This pretty little cream and sugar are thrifted.
    I love the feminine touch they give my cottage shelf.

    A tiny little tea cup
    Yes...Another thrifted treasure!

    And now for a
    SNEAK PEEK!

    I've been having fun working on something special
    for the Easter Swap.
    Can you guess what I'm making?

    "Ask, and it shall be given you;
    Seek, and ye shall find;
    Knock, and it shall be opened unto you."
    Matthew 7:7

    Blessings,
    Carolynn xoxo
    This week I'm linking with my favorite blog parties. Come join me!
    *Sunday:
    Sunny Simple Life
    www.sunnysimplelife.blogspot.com
    *Monday:
    The Dedicate House
    www.thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com
    The Little Red House
    www.dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com
    Boogie Board Cottage
    www.boogieboardcottage.blogspot.com
    Etsy Cottage Style
    www.etsycottagestyle.blogspot.com
    *Tuesday:
    Lavender Garden Cottage
    www.lavendergardencottage.blogspot.com
    Rose Chintz Cottage
    www.sandimyyellowdoor.blogspot.com
    Tuesdays at Our Home
    www.mariaelenasdecor.blogspot.com
    Friends Sharing Tea
    www.bernideensteatimeblog.blogspot.com
    A Stroll Thru Life
    www.astrollthrulife.net
    Cozy Little House
    www.cozylittlehouse.com
    Knick Of Time
    www.knickoftimeinteriors.blogspot.com
    *Wednesday:
    Lavender Garden Cottage
    www.lavendergardencottage.blogspot.com
    Rose Chintz Cottage
    www.sandimyyellowdoor.blogspot.com
    Sue Loves Cherries
    www.suelovescherries.blogspot.com
    Blissful Whites Wednesday
    www.timewashed.com
    Open House Party
    www.nominimalisthere.blogspot.com
    A Sheltering Tree
    www.ourshelteringtree.blogspot.com
    Wow Us Wednesday
    www.savysouthernstyle.net
    Whatever You Want Wednesday
    www.freeprettythingsforyou.com
    *Thursday:
    Have A Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
    www.jannolson.blogspot.com
    A Delightsome Life
    www.blissfulrhythm.blogspot.com
    The Thrift Groove
    www.thethriftygroove.blogspot.com
    Bernideen's Open House
    www.bernideensteatimeblog.blogspot.com
    Faith Grace Crafts
    www.faithgracecrafts.blogspot.com
    Little Homestead On The Hill
    www.theselfsufficienthomeacre.com
    *Friday:
    Country Whites Weekend
    www.thecountryfarmhome.blogspot.com
    Lady Bird Ln
    www.ladybirdln.com
    Find A Friend Friday
    www.sewmanyways.blogspot.com
    The Charm of Home
    www.thecharmofhome.blogspot.com
    My Turn For Us
    www.myturnforus.com
    Rooted In Thyme
    www.rootedinthyme.blogspot.com
    Homemaking Link Up Weekend
    www.bloggingwhilewaiting.blogspot.com
    Common Ground
    www.debrasvintagedesigns.blogspot.com
    Farmgirl Friday Blog Hop
    www.deborahjeansdandelionhouse.blogspot.com
    I Gotta Create
    www.igottacreate.blogspot.com
    Meet and Greet Blog Hop by Laurie
    www.createdbylaurie.blogspot.com
    *Saturday:
    Mockingbird Hill Cottage
    www.mockingbirdhillcottage.com
    Show-Licious Saturday's
    www.sew-licious.blogspot.com

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