This young house and its inhabitants are pretty impressive.

This young couple has not only remodeled their old little brick house into a stunning (see above pic) home but have managed to create a business by doing color consults for less than $50 and online design services (I imagine on the affordable side too) They show really simple but beautiful easy to re-create table settings and as if all that weren't enough have some killer housetours (like this gorgeous little white house)

Now meet Meet
Leslie 
I don't know her in real life but she is a photographer a mom and an amazing semstress. The lovely aprons you see above can be purchased in her
Etsy Shop for a song. The one I'm wearing in the previous post was made by me (because I wanted to make a slight change--and apparently these days I'm super cheap) But for the trouble they caused me--just buy one for less than 30 bucks. Leslie and her sisters make the cutest things (and kindly tell you what patterns they use) Check out
their blog--it is seriously insane the dresses this girl has made.
Oh and bonus simplicy patterns are .99 cents at Joann's starting the 11th through the end of the month.
Also--I've gotta run so links to come but I also just discovered two other awesome blogs-- Angry chicken (all her tutorials and her awesome menus on one sheet thing) and LIttle birdie secrets which has a great tutorial for an ironing board that you roll up.
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2 comments:
what a cool house!
and thanks for the mention. I'm cheap too...that's why I share the patterns. :)
Totally love that kitchen! Proves that you can have something really nice without a huge house.
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