InstaFriday and where I've been the last two weeks!

November can best be summed up in one word for me: 

whirlwind.

I didn't post a lot other than gift ideas and the occasional InstaFriday pics because of what I had going on.

And then we went on vacation!

It was great to get away though after such a long and busy fall season.

Here's a little visual recap spanning mostly the past couple weeks while I was absent.

First off, I never posted any photos of my booth at the Heritage Holiday Faire!

It was the weekend before Thanksgiving, and a lot of fun.  I didn't really bring any furniture this time, because generally people are buying smalls.  

This is kind of an awkward shot, but I was literally snapping quickies just as shoppers were arriving, so it was a bit frantic.

I loved the little industrial 'Santa sled' that I set up on the left of the photo.  

It's red, rusty, chippy, and staged for a porch decoration.  

It didn't sell, but it's now at Aunt Bee's House.

I sold most of my painted signs that weekend. 

The vintage map was a bike route in France.  I loved it!

It sold to a lady who was decorating a bicycle themed room.

I used this metal rolling rack (normally in our garage) for all the pillows I made.  

Most of them sold over the weekend.

Shortly before Thanksgiving, I went to my favorite secret spot for junk and bought this vintage framed embroidery piece.  The glass covering it was filthy, but after a quick clean, it's gorgeous.

I don't know much about it, but it looks like some kind of sampler, and I love the French appeal.

It's a good size- about a foot and a half square.

I haven't had any time to decorate with everything going on.  

I didn't even get my few Thanksgiving pieces out, and was sad about that.  However, I did purchase this 'Memorandums' sign from another vendor at Aunt Bee's House.  I had been admiring it for a couple weeks, trying to figure out where I could put it.  

It adds a nice graphic punch to our gallery wall in the hallway.

Our baby girl turned 13 two days before Thanksgiving. 

I can't believe it.  We put together a collage video for her family party with photos and music. 

 When it was done and I started to review it, I burst into tears.  I'm not a weepy person, and not a big fan of crying, but it was overwhelming to see her young life put together that way.

She is a beautiful and talented person, and it's an honor to be her mom.

Two days after Thanksgiving, we headed south to Disneyland!

We went with my parents- they took Hannah for her 8th birthday, and we had so much fun with them last time, we couldn't wait to go back again.  

Christmastime at Disneyland is a whole other level of magic and fun.

We left 40 degree weather in Oregon to 80 degree weather on our first day there.

Ok, so I didn't get this posted on IG, but I had to get a photo of me with one of my favorite treats at Disneyland for a friend back home.  

Churros.  

So dang good.

We did the 3 day park hopper pass, and spent our second day at Disney's California Adventure.

So much has changed since we were there five years ago!

I really love the vintage 1930's vibe when you walk into the park.  

It's about as close as I'll ever get to walking back in time to one of my favorite eras.

The roller coaster (California Screamin) behind the ferris wheel was our favorite! We went on it multiple times.

Cars Land was amazing.  Actually, I was kind of surprised how much I loved it!

My favorite part of California Adventure.

So much creativity and junk, and it really feels like you are walking on the movie set in life form. 

This Christmas tree was my favorite.

There were a few other creative Christmas ideas that I loved too:

  

Camouflage life vests all stacked as a tree…

…and orange safety cones all decked out in tree form (notice that the star is even made out of cones).

It was very inspiring for me to see the creativity and attention to detail in both parks.  Everything is done with such a high level of care.  It was the shot in the arm that I needed.  

It's easy for me to get really busy and lose that kind of focus on my own product and brand.

This next photo is a good example of the creativity- car air filters all made into garlands and wreaths, tires used as planters, a shiny hubcap tree, and even though you don't see it here, they had made snowflakes out of crescent wrenches.

(I don't know who this couple was, it was just really hard to get a photo of the tree without someone jumping in for a photo op.)


So that's where I've been, and a little of what I've been doing over the last couple weeks!

Right now, I'm trying to get both spaces in order post-vacation, get fall decorations put away, and Christmas up, and back to painting furniture.  I should have some new projects to share soon, and a little tour of our home next week.

I've missed you!  See you soon!

Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

favorite gift ideas - week 3

Welcome back to this week's edition of favorite gift ideas!
I think with November being such a busy month, these may be a few of the posts I actually get done.  I'd love to get more in, but so much is going on with holiday show prep, birthdays, and of course, Thanksgiving.  

I promise I will have more soon.

I'm hoping tomorrow I will be able to share a post on something I made for the Heritage Holiday Faire- a tutorial on a unique Christmas tree!

;)

You can take a peek at it on my FB page.

I'd love to make another one to use for our Christmas cards!

****

This week's edition features lots of Etsy sellers!
I've curated several items from artisans all over, and I hope you'll get some great ideas~

Home Decor:

I am so in love with these chunky knit wool throws from Graphite Hand Knit.

A nice size for your living area, but not so big as to get swallowed up by it, these beautifully made, English wool throws add a great punch of texture to a space too.
$198.97, this comes in charcoal or cream.


Fashion:

I'm not a tight clothing kinda girl.
I love pieces that drape and flow and move.
This beautiful red dress is a great holiday option.

From H&M, at $34.95, you won't feel guilty about buying something pretty to wear during the holidays.
 (Bonus: great for Valentine's Day a couple months later…)
Wear as a short cut dress, or  it would also look great with some leggings and boots.


Guys:
A wallet may seem very cliche as a guy's Christmas gift, but trust me- this one will be a gift your guy will love for a long time!

The Taxi Wallet is a super thin, multi pocket wallet.
I bought one for Jon several years ago, and it has held up beautifully!!

Very thin and lightweight, it holds a lot of paper and cards without being bulky.
How do I know it's an awesome gift idea?
I can't begin to tell you how many of his friends have asked him where he got it.
A few have even purchased these after seeing Jon's!
Leather, and a variety of color choices.
$49.

Jewelry:

This next gift idea literally melts my heart.
Incredible detail to this jewelry!
 Have a special person in your life that you would like to immortalize?

Handwritten custom jewelry- send in a copy of what you would like Brittany Leigh Jewelry to make, and she can turn it into a beautiful pendant.  Several metal or mineral options in finishes to choose from.
In about 3-4 weeks, you can receive a wonderful keepsake.
Prices range $98 and up.

**Note: I had already planned to feature this artisan in this week's edition, and she has since made note in her shop that she's been overwhelmed with orders.  You may or may not be able to still submit something in time for Christmas, but you can contact her and find out when the cut off is.  

Kids:
Aren't these the sweetest creatures you've ever seen??
Handmade teddy bears, in a variety of color options.

These look so soft and snuggly, I can imagine lots of imaginary conversations between a little and that sweet fuzzy face.

You can purchase these from Simple Kawaii for $25.00.

Handmade:

Perfect for the pet lover!
Have a one of a kind pillow made of a fur baby from Shannon Broder at Broder Press.

Silk screened, custom made pillows from a photo you submit.
$80 for a cute black and white version of Fluffy or Fido.

She also makes ornaments!
$30 for a mini version, similar to the pillow.

No pooch or kitty of your own?
There's other plush options to choose from- sea creatures, woodland animals and jungle beasts.

That's it for this week's gift giving edition!
This is not a sponsored post- just a list of fun and unique items curated by me.

Hope this gives you a little inspiration in your shopping!

Let's Connect!

Facebook  // Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

Instafriday

Well, I'm glad it won't be a week between posts again! 

It's always a catch 22 for me- I feel guilty when I lapse on posts here, but it feels so good to dedicate a solid day to getting projects done.  

I wish I was fast enough to do both!

Even though I'm posting a few Instagram posts from the last week or so, it's been pretty quiet there too.

Lately I've just been feeling overwhelmed, and social media is doing nothing to alleviate that.

I decided this week to take a break from my personal page on FB.
I'm still updating my Pink Postcard page, but my personal one will be quiet for a bit.

I've been checking in to IG here and there, and posting occasionally, but it's been nice to take a small hiatus there too.

Ok!

So here's what this past week has looked like!

Sunday was a pillow-making-pallooza day.
Seriously.
ALL. DAY.

We missed church because none of us remembered to set our alarms, so it was an at home kinda day.

Fabric everywhere.

I made several pillows using this double weight flannel.  

I also picked up a pair of brass stag candle holders at a sale.

Some of the pillows are already available at Aunt Bee's House and Bella Hill, but most will be going to the Heritage Holiday Faire (see link at the top of my side bar)

Here's what I love about IG: instant feedback and influence.

I bought this hutch a week and a half ago, and was 50/50 on painting it or leaving it au naturale.

The consensus was, don't paint it.
I just put some wood conditioner on it to bring back it's natural luster.

She's now decked out in holiday glory at Bella Hill.
Gorgeous.
Kinda wish I could keep this one.

Last Thursday, my friends and I got to celebrate one of our BFF's who was honored locally as a teacher.

The Crystal Apple awards are nomination based, and this is her second year in the district.
There are a lot of teachers who don't even get a nomination until they've been teaching for years!!
So it really was a big deal for her.

All the teachers get to walk the red carpet, have a TV interview, and then a program highlighting each nominee with a handful winning a Crystal Apple for outstanding work.

So cool.
So proud of you, Janie!

This is a typical scene at my house on the weekends.

Me laying on the couch with a cup of coffee, and Bella staring at me willing my hand to scratch her belly.

I worked my shift at Aunt Bee's House last week, and it is so hard for me not to come home with a treasure or two when I'm done.

This beautiful winter painting will be perfect in my white and pastel living room.

Boopie Glass or candlewick?

That was the question with this dish.

It's huge, very pretty, and I plan to fill it with lots of vintage ornaments for the Heritage Holiday Faire next weekend.
Anyone else care to venture a guess?

Like I said at the beginning, lots of creating going on here!

I've been making little wintry scenes with bottle brush trees and glitter.  

This was one of the finished ones.

Sunday was pillow palooza, yesterday was sign extravaganza!

I love making signs, and I know there are lots of you who make them for Etsy or flea markets.

I've been making them off and on over the years, but for some reason I've never put a ton of focus on making them for my business.
I hope to remedy that soon.

This was the biggest of the bunch, and will be a rustic, chalkboard look with my favorite Christmas carol.

That's me in a nutshell this week!  

Today and tonight will be nuts- I will have a house full of teen girls for Hannah's bday sleepover!!

As soon as I'm done writing this, I will be dedicated to cleaning up all my crap  creating, and getting things ready for that.

Wish me luck!

;)

xo Denise

Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

favorite gift ideas - week 2

I've been super busy getting all my holiday merchandise ready for both my spaces at Aunt Bee's House and Bella Hill, and the Heritage Faire which is less than 2 weeks away!

Sorry for such a long lapse here!

I hope to get some photos when I stop in to the shops later today.

****

Thanks for your notes on last week's edition!

Here's my picks for this week:

Home Decor:

Luminara candles are the most realistic battery operated candles I have ever seen.
These have a "flame" that moves like a real flame, without the fire hazard to holiday decor or little ones.

I saw these in person at a boutique this summer, and I really did a double take on them.
A 3 x 5 pillar is $39.95, and has a built in timer.
If you love the look of candles in your front windows for the holidays,
(they do offer a traditional candle for this, with a metal finish) this is a safe option without cords or fire hazards.

A unique feature to this candle is that it also has a remote control capability, which is great if you are busy getting ready for a holiday party.
It saves you that last minute running around lighting candles!

You can click here for a You Tube video showing these beauties in action.

Fashion:

 Ruche clothing is one of my favorite online clothing shops!

Great prices, feminine, and unique. 

 A lot of their dresses have a vintage feel to them, but with a modern feel.

These shoes caught my eye- cute little flats with velvet scallops, a not too girly bow, and a sheer detail. So cute for holiday parties, or pairing with jeans and a sweater for daytime.

 The Anne-Marie flats are $28.99 at ShopRuche.com!  

They are a boutique type store, so there are limited quantities of their product.

(hint: don't wait too long to buy, if you like it…)

Often times they will restock a popular item, but no guarantees.  

You can always sign up for a restock notification when a particular item you like is no longer available too.

Jewelry:

Bellezamia creates beautiful jewelry, and this chalcedony and gold ring is simple and modern, but with a timeless look.

The faceted stone and rustic gold setting is exactly my kind of style.
Versatile, pretty, and simple.

I was also pretty happy to find an Etsy shop owner based out of my home state of Oregon!
$49.00 for this beauty.

Guys:

I'm going to give a couple options for the guys category this week.  Both are the same product essentially, but with different looks.

I loved this bottle opener from Anthropologie!  

The design is so subtle, I didn't even notice what it was at first. 

This would make a great stocking stuffer too.  

At $14 it's a great idea for any guy, especially a dog lover.

Maybe your guy isn't in to dogs?

I bought this one for Jon a couple years ago (and he is a dog lover BTW)

so we could install it on our back deck for relaxing evenings or when guests are over.

World Market $6.99

Heavy duty, no nonsense.  

I love that it also has a classic look.

Great for outdoor use- it has held up really well outside!

Great for the BBQ area!

Kids:

I thought this was so funny! 

Anyone with a coffee obsession and a little one will get a kick out of this!

Z Gallerie offers these pint sized Rise and Shine sippy cups for $7.95.

Of course, the beverage can be decaf!

;)

Handmade:

Ok, this next item is a total luxury pick, one that I hope to do someday soon.
I am so in love with this shoe maker who does gorgeous custom made leather shoes.

This is such a lost art, and I can't think of anything more special than having shoes made just for you.

The Drifter Leather is an Etsy shop based out of Greece, and they have tons of adorable styles.
I love their boots too- they remind me of a pair I had in the 80's that I never got rid of!
Their shoes all look dreamy soft and comfy.
Guys can find a pair here too.


That's all for today!
As always, none of these products are sponsored, just really great pieces curated by me.
I hope this helps you with some holiday gift giving ideas!

xo Denise


Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

New holiday shopping series: favorite gift ideas

Hi Friends!

I'm launching a new series for the month of November!

Every Wednesday this month, I will be sharing a handful of gift giving ideas in a wide range of categories:  Home decor, fashion, jewelry, kids, guys, and handmade.

I want you to know that all of the items shown are curated by me, with no sponsorships or commercial plugs by companies or artisans.

It's just great products I think are pretty, unique, and great items that you might want to check out for your own gift giving.

Ok- here we go!

Home Decor:

Have you ever heard of the website called The Grommet?

It's a great place for entrepreneurial creatives to have their day in the spotlight with inventive and amazing products.  

You can sign up with your email to see a few of their daily products featured.  

I am always so impressed by what they offer. 

One of today's deals caught my eye:

Vestiges State Tea Towels~

These are designed by art students in Minnesota and made in the USA!

Lots of great color options, and super unique.  

These would be great for hostess gifts, loved ones who are missing home, or a house warming gift.

Super affordable at $15 a piece.

Fashion:

April Marin shawls.  

Last year these were featured on the Today Show Deals and Steals, and I bought 2.  

The shawls are super soft, and drape beautifully, no matter how you wear it.  

I also loved it post holidays when too much eating means a tummy pooch, and you can hide it until January resolutions kick in.

ha.

It's like wearing a big, beautiful, soft blanket.  

These are fabulous to wear day or night, and even curl up in on the couch in the evening.  

 Princess Kate Middleton has even been spotted wearing them!

On a side note, another reason I love this company is that they "accidentally" sent me two extras.

It may have been an oversight, but the note I received when I let them know they sent me too many in my order was to gift them to a couple women in need.

So I did.  

Like I said, great company!

Jewelry:

I just love the special silhouette jewelry that shop owner Kerstin makes!

These are truly special pieces that are amazing and beautiful. 

You can find all kinds of options for creating your one of a kind piece for yourself or someone special.

If you love what you see here, her Etsy shop is Crafted by Kerstin.

Order early for the holidays!! Each silhouette is custom made, so it will take some turn around time.

Kids:

I've featured Playmobil here in the past, and I still say these are some of the best kids toys around.

Gender neutral, amazing attention to detail in every set, quality made… we've still got lots of Playmobil sets around here, and I know they will last for years to come even when grandkids are in the picture.

These come in a variety of sets and are affordable for any budget.  You can purchase accessory packs, which have a person, and a cool animal or vehicle, and go all the way up to the huge sets like their circus, pirate bay, hospital, dinosaurs…you name it.  

They even make travel packs, with little plastic cases for storing a nice set of toys for the car or plane.

Fantastic product!

Guys:

Most guys can be tough to buy for,  and I love anything that appeals to 

keeping their life simpler, with a techie twist.

Also from The Grommet website, this cool iPhone case has a built in card case, so there's only one thing to grab to walk out the door. 

The Eyn Products iPhone case is a best seller on The Grommet website, and is a great price at $29.95.

This has a wide variety of color options, and bonus! it also has a mirror!

Handmade:

I just highlighted this artisan on my FB page earlier this week.  

Chalkboard House makes gorgeous chalk art signs, and I love the detail and variety of her art.  

Really fun, on trend, and great prices.

That's all for today!

See you soon~

xo Denise

Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

buffet makeover

Ok, first of all I want to apologize.  I really wanted to give this buffet the credit it deserves and properly stage and photograph it….but time wouldn't allow it, and so the best you get today are what I could take with my iPhone.

I think the new iPhone does pretty well with photos, but these were also taken really fast since it was a half hour before the doors opened, and I was racing to wrap things up.

So I really don't feel like I'm doing justice to this ol' girl.

I purchased this buffet about a month ago, and was super excited to bring her home and make her over.

The guys that I bought it from loaded it in my car, and I went on my way.

I got home and tugged at it to pull it out.

Holy. Moly.

This thing was heavy.

Like, scary heavy.

My car is 9 years old, and is by no means in new car shape.  

But- I do try to take care of it and hate getting new dings and scrapes.

My plan was to try and lay a blanket over the back end of the car and put it on a moving dolly.

wow.

It was quickly looking like something or someone was going to get broken doing this alone, so I happened to notice our neighbor walking across the street, and asked if he wouldn't mind helping me.

He's a cop and just won a bench press competition over the summer, so he could definitely handle it with me.

I was embarrassed though that he was seeing me unload yet another piece of furniture into my garage when it's already overflowing.

*sigh*

yeah.

Anyway, this was Annie Sloan's French Linen and Old White mixed together to make a soft gray.

I also used Country Grey to highlight some of the details and then lightly distressed it.

I liked the original hardware, but just added some Rub N Buff to give it a little more sparkle.

I also opted to leave the top natural.  

The leaves extend out, and it's a great size buffet for a sofa table or in a small dining area.

The drawer is huge and has silver ware / server dividers, which I love.

I wish I could have done a real photo shoot with this one, but thanks for letting me share just the same! 

xo Denise

Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Pinterest  //  Instagram  //  Bloglovin

The Farmhouse Show- and some thoughts on shops, shows, and life

Sometimes planning for a show or flea market is a little bit like planning a mini wedding event.

Lists, sketches, purchasing, floral or natural elements to bring in to the decor, budgets….

and just like a wedding, all the planning seems to be gone, and a mere memory in seconds.

At least it feels that way.

I had a great time this year at the fall version of The Farmhouse Show in Turner, Oregon.

This is a bi-annual show - one in the spring, which I've done twice now, and one in the fall.

Honestly, I wasn't loving the end result of my staging, but it is what it is!

This was my first time doing the fall version.

I've been accumulating a lot of stuff for it over the last couple months.  

Hoarding away stuff that I thought would be "perfect" for this one.

(I do that with every show, by the way).

I probably shouldn't, because that also means that sometimes my spaces at the shops start to get a little meager or stale, but I can't help it.

See this wood cubby?
Gone in the first 15 minutes.
I added the vintage tags from an Etsy shop- Time Passages.
If you follow me on Instagram, then you saw them, but not on the finished product!
:) 

A few weeks before the show, I started asking some of the other vendors at the shop if they were bringing any Christmas items to this one.

Last year when I went to check it out, there was a little bit of Christmas, but mostly fall items.

A few people said yes, they would be, so I figured I'd put in a few pieces too- but like I said earlier, I am already hoarding away my Christmas product for my booths, and another upcoming show in 3 weeks.

I brought in a few holiday items, but I should have planned for more (note to self for next year….)
Christmas was flying out the door in buckets!

Opening night, I wore many hats.

First, I sold tickets with another vendor.

When that slowed down, I helped customers who had their hands full, by taking items to our holding area.

Then I helped out with pulling tickets and wrapping items when it started to get a little crazy.

When it got even more crazy, another vendor and myself went to relieve a couple staff members in the kitchen who were doing food prep.

It was fun, and the evening went by really fast with all that going on!

It was shocking to see the amount of Christmas items people were snapping up.

I'd had my eye on a silver tinsel tree that a friend was selling.

Those were gone in the first half hour.

sorry about the not so great photo...

This little aqua dining set was a piece I never got to feature here.
I didn't have enough time to get it done, so here's a quick shot I took before load up:

It's pretty diminutive when the leaves are dropped, but is a good size when it's all opened up.
I was really lucky to find some drop leaf hinges through an Etsy seller just a couple weeks before Farmhouse.  I really have to give this seller props- she was so fun to work with, and I highly recommend her! Her shop name is Long Ago Vintage.
xoxo Simone!!
:)

I had looked everywhere online, and no one had them!!
I was so thankful that she saw the value in saving these from another piece of furniture.
They worked perfectly, and now the leaves are working properly.  The old hinges were completely shot and were held together with piles of duck tape and a pencil jammed into one hinge for "stability". Ha.

As the weekend went on, I restocked every day, I raided my booth at Aunt Bee's House twice, and pretty much sold everything I took down.

That was baffling to me, since several of those items have been in my space for months, and were then snapped up the same day in a different venue.

Wacky.

I'll do a post soon on this sweet little buffet...
 It's a great Thomasville piece and super heavy!

Pack up was pretty quick and painless, since the big pieces were easy to move, and I only had 2 1/2 tubs of smalls to take home (versus the 7 that I initially brought! Not including all the booth raids!)

I share all this with you with a very humble and grateful heart.  

It's always exciting for me to see what my customers love and purchase.  

I've had good success with selling my European inspired table runners in my Etsy shop, but not so much at flea markets / shows, or at the shop.

But based on sales this weekend, I may introduce more of my holiday runners at the shops over the next month.

With that in mind...

It's been an interesting month for me.

via Instagram

I'm an introvert through and through, and I've been discovering a lot about me, my business, and my online presence.

Here's what I know:

I need face to face social.  

Need.

It's been very good for me over the last couple weeks to call my mom or a friend and do some visiting.

It gets me out of all the negative going on in my head.
I'm really hard on myself.

I feel like I'm figuring out what I can and can't do in every finger of my business.  

It's a lot of work to maintain two shop spaces, an online shop, and shows.

I love each and every aspect.  

Shop space gives me a base and a steady income to keep doing what I love.  

I learn a lot from the veterans around me.

Etsy has been sporadic since I don't keep it stocked very well, but it's nice to have a shot of money during the month to keep the income rolling.  

Shows are a little bit like the lottery.  

It can be a big windfall of cash, or it can be a risk if you don't do so well, or a new venture that expands your market.

 It's hard to keep my blog regularly updated when I already have all of the above going on.

I still love sharing projects, and I wish I could do more, but I know my limits.

It's interesting to me that my home decor projects seem to be getting better and some attention through Pinterest and party features, and I like that, but I don't have all the time I'd really like to do more decor projects.

It's discouraging to me at times to see how slowly I've grown online due to the nature of being pulled in so many directions, but I also know that if I look at what brings me the most joy, it's doing my vintage home decor business.

I started this webpage as a way to be inspired by others in the same line of creativity, and to hopefully make a business out of it, and I have.  

Not as much from the blog part, although I have a steady income from bits here and there, but I guess looking in hindsight, I really wanted more of a brick and mortar type money maker anyway.

It's easy to get lost in doing what the Jones' are doing around blogland.

I really admire and love the places I visit where the photography is beautiful, the women who run their creative vintage-related businesses are unique, and the products are quality and special.

I guess that's where I'm trying to put my focus.
It's so fun for me to meet other bloggers face to face, and receive nice emails from customers who enjoy what I do.
That is so rewarding!

I know this has been a bit of a rambling post, but it's not very often that I share my heart or the things floating around in my head.  

Like I said, I'm an introvert.

But if we went out for coffee, you'd hear the same thing I wrote here.

Thanks for letting me share, thank you for your interest and your support of what I do.

love you.

xo Denise

P.S.  I have been having major issues with PicMonkey over the last 24 hours…it's driving me nuts!
Anyone else?? I think it's something on my end...

Let's Connect!

Facebook  //  Bloglovin  //  Pinterest  // Instagram