I know I have been busy getting re-acclimated to the school schedule, room Mom duties, volunteering, and catching up with people I haven't seen all summer.
I'm starting to look at my house in a new light now that it is empty of kid chaos for longer periods of time. I'm wondering how I can make some changes, big and small to make it look more "done", and less thrown together.
I found this site: www.houzz.com This website allows you to browse pictures of homes/rooms that have been submitted by architects and home designers. You can save your favorite ideas in your own "idea books".
I have literally spent hours looking for inspiration. Yes, I know, I could have spent those hours de-cluttering. But now I have a few "idea books" brewing, so that when the Mr. says "What are you trying to do here?", I can just show him the picture.
6 comments:
Haha, it's always more fun to look at what you want your house to look like than to actually do anything about it!
Your inspiration kitchen picture is awesome! Love it!
Aha, I was trying to remember this website today!
I'd take that kitchen in a heartbeat!
I think hours spent researching are well spent and you pictured my dream kitchen! bright and beautiful - I'll take it.
I apologize for answering your question here, but my contact email to you was returned - you may want to check that. So here's my answer. Feel free to delete this comment once read. :)
Good morning!
Yes, you can sew leather with a regular machine but you'll need a leather needle which can be found anywhere you can find regular needles. Also, you will need to set your tension a little differently and the stitch width to the widest setting because a leather needle actually has a knife-like edge and cuts into the leather. If you had a short stitch width you would run the risk of cutting right through your leather.
Have a great day,
Lori
What fun!!!! I'd be lost for hours too.......
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