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Strawberry Cream Cake & Taittinger for Easter

I relish in the predictability of pairing champagne with strawberries. There is not a combination that is more fit for each other, especially now that the strawberries are ripening and the weather is warming. As we near Easter, instead of selecting an obvious choice for dessert, I hope you choose to make this strawberry cream

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How to Make Purple Gin at Home

I love it when food experiments turn out successful. I’ve long loved the beautiful violet hue of Empress gin and was wondering if I could make it at home with the addition of this tea flower. I have been on a “tint everything purple” kick, and it just so happens that yes, you can make

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5 Ways to Create a Spring Floral Bridal Shower Party

When the sun begins to shine and the flowers are blooming, we know that spring showers will soon bring forth the most beautiful blossoming colors to our yards and patios. It’s also the best time to host an event for a couple-to-be overflowing with fresh ingredients and refreshments to match. With our friends at Cakebread

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How To Cover a Lampshade with Fabric

I don’t know about you but I love bringing new life into old things (re: my obsession with estate sales and all of the furniture I’ve refinished). When I found these lamps at an estate sale for $10 apiece, I knew that I could transform them into something beautiful with the addition of this Brunshwig

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Gardening Inspiration from Etsy

Forget about the big box stores, you don’t want to waste your time or money with artificial and factory-made items: nothing beats the special experience of finding an original quality handmade piece. That’s why I love supporting Etsy sellers, especially when it comes to garden supplies. From creative gloves to herb holders, there is something

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Colorful Spring Capsule Wardrobe

I recently went through a wardrobe cleanse. I decided that I hated nearly 90% of my current wardrobe, leaving behind what I felt was old, tired, and worn out. At least that’s how it felt. Now “hate” is a strong word — but you get the idea. I needed to hit the refresh button and

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