inside + outside : pop a tent

Feb 3, 2013

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okay, so maybe dragging all of your home furniture into the woods and putting it in a tent isn't quite "roughing it", but you can't deny that it makes for a pretty picture. (seriously...try to deny it. not possible.)

shelter co. introduced the peacefulness of the outdoors to the coziness of being at summer camp...and they really hit it off. wouldn't this be a great way to spend a weekend with your dearest friends? (yes...the answer is yes.)










and be sure to check out their tumblr...if you have a lot of time on your hands. (i'm sorry...but also, you're welcome.)

audio + visual

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this gorgeous time lapse video of yosemite never fails to give me chills.


yosemite hd via vimeo // "outro" by m83


laser cut crush

Feb 1, 2013

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i am in love with these laser cut wedding invitations by wood & grain

i mean, honestly...who could rsvp 'no' to a paper set like this? no one...that's who. i feel like the tiny pop-up trees set the mood for a small cozy gathering in the forest. and how about that map? (i get lost a lot, so....yeah, i know how to appreciate a good map.)














be sure and check out wood & grain's shop for more rustic handmade goodies.



setting the mood : camping

Jan 29, 2013

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via shelter co. // via flickr




via pinterest




make it : a constellation card

Jan 24, 2013

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hello, lovely friends! today we're making a constellation greeting card

supplies
+ a blank greeting card 
+ an outline of your favorite constellation : if you're like me and you don't own a printer, just pull up an outline on your computer and trace it! (how technologically advanced of me, right? )
+ a push pin
+ a needle and thread : a color that contrasts with your card works best
+ a paintbrush and acrylic paint


+ place your constellation outline in the center of your blank card. use the push pin to poke evenly spaced holes along the lines of your constellation. (i put a piece up cardboard underneath my card to protect the table.) be sure not to poke through the main stars of your constellation...you'll be painting those in later!

 
+ when you're finished, you should have a clear outline for stitching!

 
+ pull your needle through the first hole. to avoid a bulky card, secure the end of your thread with a mounting square (found at all craft stores) or double sided tape instead of a knot.


+ use a simple backstitch to sew your constellation! remember to leave the spaces where your main stars will go.


+ by the time you're done sewing, the inside of your card will be a mess! cut out a square of paper slightly smaller than your card and place it over the back of your stitching using more mounting squares or double sided tape.


+ ta da! no mess!


+ time to paint! use the tip of your paintbrush to fill in the main stars of your constellation. feel free to add more stars in the background!


+ you're done! have a wonderful day!




on a shoestring : seeing stars

Jan 19, 2013

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frugal finds for intergalactic travelers! enjoy!



inside + outside : to the moon

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this futuristic apartment in barcelona only takes up 150 square feet! that's right, kids -- one five oh.

the stark coloring and hidden cubbies make me feel like i've stepped into a spaceship. and who doesn't want to come home to that...am i right?







all photos via digs digs


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