I spent my entire evening playing with Waterlogue. It’s a new smart phone app that takes your photos and creates a watercolor print right before your eyes. It is awesomesauce. The Hive may open a gallery with these buzz worthy jewels…
Mr. Hobbes
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.She taught me how to prepare fabulous food, entertain guests with style and design a traditional home with a pop of color and a splash of animal print. Share my fondness of blending Mother’s mid-century style with a modern spin.
Mrs. Twist Takes on Instagram
Thank you, thank you for your love, kindness, and support this year. Every like, follow, and share means so much to me.
I love our Home with a Twist community, and I am thankful for what we`ve created together.
I wish you and your family a blessed holiday season full of unexpected graces and maybe a miracle or two.
I`m taking a break for the week to enjoy time with my family and celebrate the calmness of the new year ahead.
I hope wherever you are tonight, you get caught up in the magic of Christmas. Thank you for being part of my world.
You know those pins your mother gave you - WEAR THEM! I took one of my mother`s vintage starburst pins and created a cinched waist with my velvet jacket. It definitely elevates your look!
You can add pins to your handbag, a jean jacket, a scarf around your wrist, and like my friend Jen @stylewithnoregret, she decorated a tinsel tree with vintage brooches.
You will definitely make a statement at the party!
Comment CAKE and I`ll send you my recipe for Cranberry Christmas Cake, or visit my website www.homewithatwist.com.
I like to pour the batter into small 8x8 pans for easy gifting. Add a dusting of powdered sugar, a ribbon, and a tag, and you`ll deliver the perfect Christmas morning treat.
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You could make a print of that image, and attach it to a card, then sign and date it with pencil underneath. 🙂