What's been keeping us busy lately...
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Monday, 19 January 2015
Craftsmanship
We love the thrill of the hunt!
And part of the thrill is discovering and identifying
beautiful vintage silverware patterns.
The older the better!
You just can't beat the craftsmanship and details of the past.
Pictured above is Jasmine, Joan, Evening Star and Rose.
Mystery surrounds as one is still left to be identified.
-Amanda & Liz
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Local gift guides Pt.2
Our second recommended gift guide is from
Suzanne puts her focus on supporting local when shopping
for teachers, tutors and coaches.
And once again a big thank you to her
for including ...and then again in her list.
All the gifts in her guide can be found at
Brick & Mortar Living in New Westminster, BC.
I especially love the Wallflower Living Frames.
Check it out!
-Amanda & Liz
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Local gift guides Pt. 1
We love a good gift guide!
Especially when it includes gifts that are affordable and support local makers/shops.
A big thank you to in a sequoia for including
our bottle charms, in her gift guide
for the vino in your life.
Megan has created various gift guides that match the personality/interests of your recipients including; the boho spirit; the wanderlust; the goal getter; the feminist and more.
Check out these guides for some great inspiration!
-Amanda & Liz
Monday, 1 December 2014
Tiny Treasures
I love to include vintage items in our Christmas decor.
Sometimes they are decorations or serving-ware that has been passed down and other times they are trinkets that have been found.
These tiny spoons were found in a box of souvenir spoons that I had acquired last year.
I was actually going to sell them as a set but my boys didn't want to part with them. They are perfect for stirring hot chocolate and eating marshmallows.
Maybe one day, they will become a piece of Christmas magic that the boys will want for themselves.
-Amanda
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Tea Time
Afternoon tea with a little treat.
There's something irresistible about
a tiny spoon with tiny letters.
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