Found on Etsy – 40 Tree Toppers Under $40

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This post is probably a little late to be useful.  At least for this year, anyway.  But, you may be like me, and after searching and searching, you finally found your tree topper, but also discovered that your cute light-up star no longer lit up.  So…

I went Etsy shopping, and I found 40 great tree toppers, all under $40!!  I am positive that you will see one that you love, and even if you can’t use it this Christmas, there’s always next year!

Stars

Vintage Style Victorian Christmas Tree Topper from LisasShabbyCottage

Birch and wire star Christmas tree topper from AbnormalCreations2

Metallic Silver Wire Star Tree Topper from ReFeatherYourNest

Gold Star Tree Topper also from ReFeatherYourNest

Copper Star Tree Topper by Tinworks

Vintage Map Christmas Tree Topper from TreeTownPaper

Red Star Christmas Tree Topper made by KentuckyReclaimed

Classic 5-Point Star Christmas Tree Topper from ParisProductsCo

Silver Shimmer Lighted Star Tree Topper from AsYouWishBoutiques

White Star Christmas Tree Topper made by KentuckyReclaimed


Angels

Raffia Angel Tree Topper from MarloTreasures

Copper Angel Tree Topper & Silver Angel Tree Topper – both by Tinworks

Vintage Welded Gold Angel Christmas Tree Topper from yeoldechristmasstore

Lace Angel Tree Topper from AandSEmbroidery

Vintage Winged Angel Tree Topper from jewelryandthings2

Merino Wool Angel Tree Topper made by Fairyhollowcreations

Angel Christmas Tree Topper, made from reclaimed rusty corrugated metal by KentuckyReclaimed


Gold Filigree Angel Tree Topper found on ReFeatherYourNest

Other Fun Toppers!

Vintage Saint Nick Christmas Tree Topper from BensBigBarn

Christmas Gnome Tree Topper made by FunkyJunktique

Woodland White Winter Owl Christmas Tree Topper by FunkyJunktique

Ribbon Christmas Tree Topper by sarahhillarddesigns

Snowman Christmas Tree Topper from GreatGalas

Dachshund Tree Topper made by TuttiToppersbyJD


Check out these cute top hats from partydreams!

I love so many of the tree toppers found on FunkyJunktique.  I have a hard time choosing between the Christmas Owl, the Farmhouse Rooster, the Christmas Camper, or the Farmhouse Cow.  Which is your favorite?

How cute is this Rudolph Tree Topper from HavenDesigns419?

Snowman Tree Topper for MurmMade

Unicorn Horn Tree Topper from 3Dvisualsanddesignco

Rustic Antler Tree Topper from TuttiToppersbyJD

Crocheted Magic Sorting Hat made by DonnasCraftCollage

Deer Head Tree Topper from AHeadOfTheGame

Santa Hat Tree Topper made by LaurenAstonDesigns

And as an added bonus, just because I found this while browsing, and thought it was really neat…
Check out this Christmas Tree Hugger!

I had so much fun looking at all the tree toppers, and am definitely going to have a hard time choosing!


Decorate Your Pumpkins – The Easiest Way Ever!

My kids love to carve pumpkins.  They love going to the pumpkin patch.  They love hunting for their pumpkins, and they love to carve them.  I, on the other hand, could do without the carving part.  Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the pumpkin patch and searching for the perfect pumpkin with my family.  But, when it comes to carving…  I’m just not a fan.  Because, let’s face it, I end up doing all the work.  They whine about the guts, so I end up doing it, just to get it done.  And, I really can’t trust a 6 and 8 year old with a knife.  Or, a 10 and 12 year old, for that matter.

    

So, a couple years ago, after carving all the other pumpkins, I was struck with inspiration!!  I didn’t want to stick my hand in any more pumpkins, or try to carve a half-way decent face, and I came up with the best (and easiest) idea ever!  I want to apologize though, because I only took one picture, and it’s not even really that good.  You’ll get the idea, though, and maybe you’ll be able to get out of carving this year…

Without further ado…

 

What do you think?  My favorite thing about this is that it was so simple.  I just grabbed some hardware from the garage, and a hammer (because everything is funner with a hammer), and made the best Jack-O-Lantern.  I like the mixture of the different types of screws, hooks, and nails, and if you don’t already have these laying around, you can get a nice set like this or this to decorate yours.  Plus, you can reuse this hardware every year.  Just pull them out when you’re ready to toss your pumpkin, and save for next year, or I’m sure you could find another use, as well.  Another bonus – your pumpkin won’t rot near as quickly as a carved one.  What’s not to love??

I hope you were inspired by this…  And, I would love to see your creations!

XOXO

Found on Etsy – Dachshund Decor

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Hey Everyone!  It’s been a long time!  Again.  I’ve just been busy.  No real excuses or reasons, nothing exciting.  I’ve just been busy.

It’s time to write something, though…  My poor blog was feeling neglected.  Probably.

I love Dachshunds!  Or Wiener Dogs, or  Sausage Dogs, or Weenie Dogs.  Whatever you call them, I LOVE them!  Our current dachshund is a big ole boy, that we call Gibbs.  He was supposed to be a miniature, but he definitely is not.  However, he is the sweetest boy, and we wouldn’t trade him for anything.  He is just so much fun!

With that love of the dog, comes a love of all things dachshund themed.  I especially love decor and clothing.  My kids are a little obsessed too, and we have books and toys  themed around weiner dogs, also!

I wanted to browse around ETSY and see what kind of decor they had to feed my dachshund obsession, and I definitely wasn’t disappointed.  You are going to love what I have found!

Custom Dachshund Marquee Sign

Set of 2 Watercolor Dachshund Prints

Rustic Wooded Doxie Sign

Metal Dachshund Garden Sculpture

Funky Dachshund Statue – Pick Your Color!

Wire Dachshund Sculpture

Porcelain Statue

Copper Wiener Dog Weathervane

Upcycled Mixed Media Dachshund Art

Mosaic Doxie Art

Porcelain Dachshund Planter

Dachshund Coaster

Dachshund Print

Ceramic Dachshund Coffee Cup

Wiener Dog String Art

 

This is just a small sample of all the darling Dachshund decor available on Etsy.  Seriously.  There were well over 200 pages of results for Weenie Dogs.  If you didn’t see something here you loved, I bet you can find something else that you can’t live without.

Happy Shopping!

XOXO

 

 

Found on Etsy – Mother’s Day

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This week, I’ve decided to showcase some great potential Mother’s Day gifts.  Mother’s Day is fast approaching, and I tend to wait until the last minute to shop.  So, every year, my mom gets a plant, or a flower, or a plant, or a…  You get the idea.  I’m not real creative, over here.  Maybe this year, I can shock her, and find something that she will really love.  And maybe I can find some things to throw hints at my husband about.  Maybe?  OK, Probably.

Before I start, though, a little on the history of Mother’s Day.  Mother’s Day was first celebrated in the U.S. in 1908 by Anna Jarvis, and it became an official holiday in 1914.   It is interesting to note that even though Anna Jarvis was instrumental in Mother’s Day being recognized as an official holiday, she later denounced the holiday’s commercialization and spent the latter part of her life trying to remove it from the calendar.  While dates and celebrations vary, Mother’s Day most commonly falls on the second Sunday in May and traditionally involves presenting mothers with flowers, cards and other gifts.  It is not only celebrated in the United States, but it is celebrated in different forms throughout much of the world.

Now, on to the fun part!

 

I think this Wooden Crate featuring your choice of 4 succulents or cacti  from RileysOasis is so cool!  I would love to get this as a gift.  So unique!

 

OK, this one just made me giggle.  Check out this mug from Abbingtons.

 

This Mom Book Origami is really kind of different.  I think this decorative piece made by BooksByBrittney would look really cool sitting up on a shelf or mantel.

 

I have wanted one of these Pottery Bread Bakers FOREVER.  AyersPottery has the neatest ones.  I love the colors, and each one includes a recipe and ideas for other uses for these handmade bowls.

 

How about this unique Porcelain Wind Chime from EarthWindStoneware for your Mom?

 

This stained glass panel from hankbarnes1234 is absolutely gorgeous!  I am totally, 100%, in love with this.  The colors are so bright and vivid.  Beautiful!

 

All of these items would make great gifts for the Mothers in your life, but if you are looking for jewelry, I’m intentionally saving that for next week.  There is so much to choose from, and I want to find my absolute favorites.  So, if you didn’t see something you love today, make sure and check back next week for some gorgeous jewelry for your wife, mother, or even for yourself.

XOXO!

 

6 Ways To Earn Extra Spending Money

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So…  It’s January.  The month after Christmas.  And, money is probably a little tight.  I am signed up with a few programs that I allow me to earn extra spending money, throughout the year, and I wanted to share these 6 fun ways to make a little extra cash, with minimal effort, with my readers.

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RageOn!

I’ve been signed up with RageOn! for about a year now, and while I haven’t got rich off of it, it will be a nice little payout, when I decide to cash out.  There are a couple different ways to earn money on RageOn!  You can either earn money on items that you have “superliked,” or you can design your own stuff, and if it sells, you earn money off the sale.  All of my earning are from “superliking.”  I’m not very creative, but my kids love to take pictures of things and then put the picture on shirts, hoodies, shower curtains, whatever you can imagine…  None of their designs have sold, but maybe someday.  It’s really simple to use, and doesn’t take much time.

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Inbox Dollars

You can earn money by reading emails, surveys, completing offers, playing games, searching the web, and watching videos.  Payout is available once you hit $30.

MyPoints

I have been a longtime member of MyPoints, and I love it!  I earn a majority of my points from just reading my emails and shopping thru their website.  You can also earn points from watching videos, using coupons, and taking surveys.  They also have tons of options for using your points.  Mine are usually spent on Amazon rewards.

Swagbucks

I use Swagbucks mainly to earn points thru searching the internet.  And, I can pretty regularly earn enough for $5 Amazon codes.  You can also earn by watching videos, shopping, taking surveys, or playing games.

Honey

Honey is a browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupon codes at checkout on thousands of sites, including Amazon.  I feel like whenever I get ready to check out, when shopping online, a Honey window pops up, and asks me if I want it check for any applicable coupons(or something like that!), and it also keeps track of what you spend, and

Once you have Honey installed, whenever you’re on a shopping site that Honey supports, you will see the Honey icon in the top right corner of your browser turn the color orange (except on Safari!) This means that Honey supports that store. You can click on the Honey button to see any coupons we know about for that site, just like this:

Earning Station

This one is a fairly new one for me, but so far, I really like it.  You can earn money by completing offers, taking surveys, watching videos, and shopping.  They also will send an email once a week, with a code that can be entered for extra change.  You can redeem for gift cards, once you have reached $10, and Paypal transfers, once you hit $25.

I hope that you’ve found this helpful.  Do you have any other similar ways that you earn extra spending money?

XOXO!

 

Found on Etsy – Valentine’s Day Decor

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Remember way back, months ago, when I said I wouldn’t take so long to write another post, and no more of me going MIA?  Well, I lied.  It’s been a long time, again, and I’m sorry.  I truly enjoy blogging, but finding time isn’t always the easiest.

I figured the best way to jump back in would be to do a quick “Found on Etsy” post.  If you’ve followed my blog, you would know that I love Etsy, and I love browsing around on there.  I always find something I have to have, and I love sharing with all of my readers.

This time, I went in search of some Valentine’s Day Decor.  I don’t think it’s necessary to go overboard, but why not just add a couple items to just celebrate and show the love.  See what I did, there?  Love… Valentine’s Day…  Get it?  Plus, it’s the middle of winter, and, at least here in Ohio, it is so very dreary.  A little Valentine’s Day decor will do a lot to brighten things up.  Read on, to see what I have found.

This adorable pillow, from SweetHooligansDesign, is so simple and cute, without being overly cutesy.

This plaid table runner from ShabbyandChicLinens would make the perfect Valentine’s Day addition to your table.

I really, really like this Rustic Barn Wood Heart, made by RiOakWesternDesign, and I definitely think this could be a more permanent piece of decor.

I adore this Rustic Mason Jar Set from curiouscarrie.  I’m a big fan of the farmhouse, primitive style, so this would be an item that I would love in our home.

Tulips are my favorite flower.  I think they are so elegant and classic.  So, when I saw this Tulip Wreath from ElegantWreath, I fell in love.

I think that adding a little decorative garland to spruce up around a holiday, can make such an impact, and I found a couple that I really thought were cute.

This Felt Ball Garland from JuJuBeeGoods is adorable, and you can move the balls around for the spacing you like.

I love burlap.  Everything burlap.  And, so, I really love this Burlap Heart Banner from sherisewsweet.

I love how this last item doesn’t use the typical Valentine’s Day colors, but is still just as cute.  Check out this Wood Block Love Sign from SawdustAndSunshowers.

Do you normally decorate for Valentine’s Day?  If not, maybe you were able to get some inspiration from this post.  Which was your favorite?

Hopefully, I’ll write more before February 14th, but if not…  I hope you are able to enjoy the love(s) of your life, and, of course, eat lots of chocolate!!

XOXO
~Tracy

 

Our Summer of Mini-Vacations: The Smoky Mountains

I am a firm believer in vacation time.  I very strongly feel that vacations are incredibly important.  The time away, as a family, is priceless, and I love that our children are going to have these memories for the rest of their lives.  Some of my most favorite childhood memories are of the vacations my family took, and I want so much to create those memories for our kiddos.

This year, because of scheduling issues, we decided to try and just do a bunch of mini vacations, instead of our usual week-long trips.

Our first trip was to The Great Smoky Mountains, or more specifically, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.  To be completely honest, we have been there before…  many times.  It’s one of our go-to vacation spots.  It’s “normally” about a 6 hour drive, so definitely not too far, for a weekend getaway.  I say “normally” because the beginning drive of this particular trip was a total nightmare, and took close to double the usual amount of time.  Ugh!

We started out a little late, because, well, that’s how we do things.  From the start, we knew it wasn’t going to be a short trip.  It was pouring rain, and we were pulling our 34 foot travel trailer.  And by we, I mean my awesome husband!  So, we finally got going, and had just made it to the first town south of us, when a tire on our camper blew!  Luckily we were able to make it to an exit, where we pulled over and put on a spare.  Once again, we means my husband, though I did assist (a little).  With the spare on, we decided to drive to the tire store, and we went ahead and had the rest of the tires changed, as well.  This wasn’t our first experience with blown tires on this camper, and we should have had them all replaced the first time.  But, we figured since our camper was basically brand new the first time, it was a fluke.  I guess not.  We’ve had it 3 years now, so still practically brand new, and with a second blown tire, it was definitely the right decision to change them all.

OK, all tires are changed, and we are off!  Again.  It’s still raining, and the other drivers are still driving like they’ve never driven in rain before.  It usually takes about 90 minutes to get from our house, to the Ohio – Kentucky state line, but on this lovely day, it took us 3 hours.  And, this was pretty indicative of the entire trip down.  So, after a long, 11 (? – I lost count) hour trip, we finally arrived at our campground.

Our Stay

This was a last minute decision to come to Tennessee, so we weren’t able to stay at the campgrounds we normally stayed at.  I won’t say that the campground we had to use this time was horrible, but it wouldn’t be my first choice.  They had options for the kids – The lazy river was fun, and the kids enjoyed the jumping pillow and the playground, but the sites were REALLY close together.  The whole campground just felt cramped.    If you are planning on camping in Pigeon Forge, I would recommend the following two campgrounds:

Pine Mountain RV Park – http://www.pinemountainrvpark.com
This campground is very spacious and roomy.  The facilities are clean and well-cared for.

Riveredge RV Park – http://www.stayriveredge.com
We have stayed here quite a few times, and have always been happy with our visit.  The restrooms and showers are the best of any campground we have ever stayed at.

Fun Stuff!

We’ve been to the Smoky Mountains many, many times, so we’ve done almost everything there is to do.  I can honestly say that everything we did this time, was something that I would recommend to anyone visiting this area.

First of all, in my opinion, no vacation to the Smokies is complete without a trip to Ober Gatlinburg in Gatlinburg.  We must visit every time we make it down here.  It’s a tradition!  If you are a first-time visitor, I would suggest you  take the Aerial Tramway up the mountain.  It’s a fun ride up, and the tram operator is usually very knowledgeable.  When you arrive at the top, there are so many activities.  We always make sure to ride the Scenic Skylift up, and the Alpine Slide down.  Another tradition!

Another attraction that is quickly becoming a family favorite is the Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster.  We had rode this last year, and made sure that we did it again this year.  It is such a fun experience, and something that the whole family enjoys!  Both times, we have rode during the day, and we loved it, but we definitely want to try it at night.

For our family, it’s not a trip to Pigeon Forge without a stop at a go-cart track.  We usually make that stop at The Track.  There are a number of different tracks at this park, to accommodate all ages.  This year, we also had some fun on the bumper cars and the bumper boats.   We always have such a good time here!

This visit, after tons of begging, we took the kids to Magiquest.  I had been reluctant, but finally gave in. I’m actually glad we did.  It was really fun, and our whole family had a good time!  We bought tickets that allowed us to experience all 4 attractions, at this location.  We were able to complete a game of Magiquest, some Pirate Putt-Putt, a laser obstacle course, and a mirror maze.  This really was a great way to spend our evening.

My very favorite attraction in this area is definitely Cades Cove.  I could probably even say that this is one of my favorite places, anywhere.  I love it there!  We spent the afternoon driving thru the Cove, visiting the historical buildings, and just enjoying the wildlife and scenery.  It is so peaceful in Cades Cove, and I recommend it to everyone!

If you are going to be visiting this area, and have a little more time, I would also recommend the following activities:

Roaring Fork Motor Trail – Similar to Cades Cove, but less of a drive.  This is located in Gatlinburg.

The main “drag” in Gatlinburg – It’s loud.  And, it’s crowded.  But, it is definitely someplace you should check out.  There are tons of shops, and so many cool things to see and do.

Wonderworks – Great activity to do with kids!  Or without!

Titanic Museum – My husband and I went here on a weekend getaway a couple years ago.  We really enjoyed it, but I wouldn’t recommend taking small children.

Dollywood – We’ve only been here once, but we had such a fun time.  We went in September, and it wasn’t busy, at all.  We are definitely looking forward to a return visit.

Dixie Stampede – It’s been quite a few years since I’ve been to Dixie Stampede, but it was such a neat experience.  I plan on taking our kids, but just wanted to wait until they were a little older.  We’ll probably go in a year or two.

The Island – This is a newer attraction in Pigeon Forge, but it really is a fun place to go with your family.  There are so many different things to do, and everyone is sure to find something that interests them.

Where to Eat

We only ate a few meals out, while we were there, this last visit.  But, all were delicious, and I highly recommend each place.

Big Daddy’s Pizzeria – We are a pizza-loving family, and this place did not disappoint!  The kids were given dough balls to make into a shape they wanted, and then the waiter took them to the back, sprinkled cinnamon sugar on them, and baked them.  Our kids really loved this part!

Boss Hogg’s BBQ – OMG!  This place is AMAZING!  It’s a family rule, that when we are on vacation, we are not allowed to eat anyplace we can eat at home, and we also try to find places that are a little off the beaten path.  This place fit the bill!  And, we were so glad we tried it!  Everything was delicious, and we tried almost everything.  I also have to recommend their special BBQ sauce.  It was delish!!  We even bought a bottle to take home.  You won’t regret stopping here!

Grandmother’s Kitchen – We stopped here on our way to Cades Cove, and it was so good!  The portions were huge, and everything was delicious.  This may sound strange, but if you like chocolate milk, you will love theirs.  I don’t know what it is, but it was the best EVER!!

We had such a great time on this mini-vacation, and I hated to head home, especially considering the trip to Tennessee.  But, it was a pretty uneventful trip, and we made it home in a much more reasonable amount of time.  Have any of you visited the Smokies?  What are your favorite attractions and restaurants?  I would love to hear from you!  And if you have some summer memories that you would like to display for others to see, be sure to check out these great Etsy finds!

XOXO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Found on Etsy – Savoring the Summer Memories

Well, it’s been a really long summer, and it’s been a really long time since I’ve written any new posts.  I’ve had tons of ideas for new posts, and eventually I hope you all get to see them!

We had a really busy summer.  We did so many fun things, and made some really great memories.  So, I figured, what better way could there be to jump back into blogging, than to share some great ways to display those summer memories and momentos.  And, of course, I found some great ideas on ETSY!

This Wood & Wire Display from TheChathamCollective is so simple, but looks so nice.  I love how easily pictures and souvenirs could be switched out.

Here is another one, that I really love!  And, it doesn’t hurt that it is easy switched out, also.  I really like the way the twine and railroad nails look on this Barnwood Clipboard Display from CountryRoutes.

I think this next item is so neat!  I save all of our tickets, and this would be so nice to have.  One central place to put them, to remember all of the fun places we have visited.  ReminisceInStyle sells these adorable Keepsake Shadow Boxes, and you can get them in so many different styles.  LOVE!

I found a really unique way to display photos in SentimentalStones store.  I love how unique this Rustic Wood and Metal Display Board is.  I don’t know if I’ve ever seen anything like this.  But, I think it is so cute!

How many of you made it to the beach this summer?  Sadly, we didn’t get there this year, but I know that when we do, we come home with tons and tons of shells.   I love this Seashell Collection Jar from JAMDesignsNJ.

Before I wrap this up, I found a couple more items that would be great for displaying pictures.  Well, actually, I found lots more, but these are two of my favorite!

Check out this Wire Photo Holder from ShadyLaneCeramics.

And, last but not least…  This awesome Chicken Wire Frame, from HRwoodworking.  I love the look of chicken wire, and so, I LOVE this!

I hope you liked what I found!  Maybe you plan on purchasing one of these items, or maybe you were inspired to create your own displays…  Either way, I hope you had a great summer, with great memories!

I’m looking forward to jumping back into this blog, and am really excited for the stuff I have planned!  I promise I won’t be taking any more extended breaks!

XOXO

The Ultimate Upcycle: Old Crib to Old Glory

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I’m in full 4th of July mode.  Every year we host a big 4th of July party for our friends and family, and the entire month of June is devoted to prepping for this party… Cleaning, Home Improvements, Decorating, Landscaping, with a few DIY projects thrown in the mix.  I wanted to share a project with you all that I actually completed last year, but was really impressed with, and still love.

While cleaning out an old shed to give our chickens more room, we came across an old rusty set of crib springs. At the time, I told my husband to just throw it in his scrap metal pile. But, the next day I was struck with inspiration… This is how I upcycled an old rusty set of crib springs and made an amazing piece of decor.  I turned this rusty piece of scrap metal into an American Flag, Old Glory, or even the Stars and Stripes.  Whatever you call it, it is a great example of what can be done with the “junk” you have accumulating around your house.

First you will need an old set of rusty crib springs, or you may have something else laying around that would work for this project.  The fun part of DIY projects is that there are no rules – you just need some inspiration.

For this project you will need ribbon.  I chose to use burlap ribbon, because I love everything and anything burlap.  First, I started with this awesome blue ribbon.  It was already printed with stars!!  How perfect is that?!?!  It was 5.5 inches wide, which wouldn’t work for this project.  So, after cutting it to length, I just cut it in half down the middle, and that worked perfectly.

**Edited to note that the ribbon I referenced above is currently sold out, but I think this one, would work just as well.

I want to note that, I used hot glue for this project, but didn’t glue anything until all the weaving was complete.

Next I started on the stripes. I bought a 10 foot roll of Red Burlap Ribbon, and a 10 foot roll of White Burlap Ribbon.  Each of these burlap ribbon rolls measured 2.5 inches wide, and that worked perfectly. They were, however, a little thin, for my taste, so I doubled them back to give two layers for each stripe.  If you would rather not use the star-printed blue ribbon, I also found this combo pack on Amazon, that features one 10 foot roll each of red, white and blue burlap ribbon.

Once I had all the ribbon weaved through the wires, I was ready to glue.  I used my trusty glue gun, but I imagine other adhesives could work just as well.  Just use whatever you prefer.

The final project!  I love, love, love this!

I am so happy with how this turned out!  I love how the colors of the flag look with the rust of the crib springs.  The perfect mix of old and new, and proof that almost anything can be transformed into something beautiful!

Beach Wraps and Blankets Starting at $15.95! + FREE SHIPPING!

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Starting today, thru Sunday, you can get your hands on one of the hottest item of the summer.  Cents of Style will be offering round beach wraps for $15.95, or round beach blankets for $21.95!  Just use coupon code STORYTHROW.  And, as always, FREE SHIPPING on every order – No minimum!


These are going to be everywhere this year – they are perfect for the beach, concerts, festivals, picnics, bonfires, the boat, the waterpark… pretty much anywhere your Summer adventure takes you.  With over 30 styles to choose from, you are sure to find something you love.


   

 

 

 

 

 

 

For some great ideas on how to wear your beach wrap, check out this cute video!

In addition to the amazing beach wrap and blanket deal, Cents of Style will be offering these sunglasses for just $2.99 at checkout! $2.99!!!

 

I am loving this deal and can’t believe how many there are to choose from!!  I can’t wait to hear which pattern you pick!