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I have talked about a little project I worked on. Where were we? Yeap, I had this really cute tin from the candy store, and I added pom-p...

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D’Arcy and Olivia McNaughton from Toronto, Canada, believed it would be unlikely they’d ever be able to own their own home. D’Arcy works as a self-employed builder, and Olivia as a naturopathic doctor, and qualifying for a mortgage when they’re both self-employed would prove challenging. However, as D’Arcy once worked as a tiny home builder, he and his wife became passionate about tiny home living. They believed it was an option that could work for their family. So, when Olivia became pregnant with their son, Osiris, they decided to start building their dream tiny home for themselves, their son, and

Colorado-based artist Heidi Annalise has an amazing talent to move wide open spaces into cute tiny boxes without losing their grace. She paints mesmerizing landscapes in mint tins where she attaches small pieces of palette paper to the top, and lays out a small palette of colours to work with on the bottom. Annalise describes herself as a wilderness lover who specializes in frolicking the meadows.

Colorado-based artist Heidi Annalise has an amazing talent to move wide open spaces into cute tiny boxes without losing their grace. She paints mesmerizing landscapes in mint tins where she attaches small pieces of palette paper to the top, and lays out a small palette of colours to work with on the bottom. Annalise describes herself as a wilderness lover who specializes in frolicking the meadows.

Kids shared bedroom ideas: Discover creative designs and smart solutions for maximizing space and creating a fun, cozy environment.

Hey there! It's been a while since I last shared a free pattern tutorial, so I thought this little bear pincushion would be perfect!  I...

Need inspiration for your small kitchen? Check out these innovative tiny kitchen ideas for a more functional and stylish space.

Creative Memories Garland border maker, on the vine border punch and OMFL butterfly. Punch every second spot starting from first spot. Cut strip to 1 1/8 inch. Flip and punch the remaining spots. For the second strip start in the second spot.

Explore Lise-Lotte Kolmberger's board "scrapbooking old photos" on Pinterest.

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Heidi Annalise brings her surroundings to life with her tiny, pocket art studio

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