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Congratulations to our five winners who will each be receiving a copy of Nurturing Creativity: Jessica, Keri, Kim P., Jardinière, and Stephanie! You will be contacted by email shortly.

And here’s wishing all our American readers a happy Memorial Day weekend!

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inspiration

From Pinterest to Real Life: May 2012

by Nicole
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It’s that time again… the last Friday of the month means our linky where you can showcase some of the fun things that you’ve taken from your pinboards to reality! I thought this would be a month where I got crafty with my pins, but alas, as the pretty graphic above reminded me, we all [...]

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personal care & beauty

How to enjoy a home spa day

by Krissa
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 Written by contributor Krissa Jeldy of More Than Mundane. We could all use a little pampering now and then. A day at the spa sure sounds wonderful, but may not always be possible, either financially or time-wise–at least for me! But it is important to take time for self-care. With a few easy steps, you [...]

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sewing & crafts

How to make garlands of paper shapes

by Melissa
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The following is a guest post by Melissa Camara Wilkins. I have a thing for buntings. And by “thing” I mean “undying love.” I can’t be the only one, right? I have at least half a dozen different fabric buntings stashed in a cupboard, and I switch them out for different occasions: birthdays, holidays, rainy [...]

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living mindfully

Questions to ask at your Farmer’s Market

by Emily
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This post was written by contributor Emily McClements of Live Renewed and was originally posted at Keeper of the Home on May 19, 2010. I grew up in West Michigan where the local farmer’s market was always a highlight of the summer. Early on Saturday mornings my sisters and I would head to the market [...]

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