Tag Archives: do-it-yourself

Transitioning your Winter Planters to Spring

Posted on February 5, 2013 by patinaandcompany

Here in Ontario, spring comes in April. Last year, it came sooner, but was followed by a burst of bitter cold that killed off the hopeful fruit tree buds and buried eager Snowdrops and Crocuses in a chilly blanket of … Continue reading →

Posted in Decor and Design, Garden Design, Garden Maintenance, Living | Tagged banishing winter, cats, cloning ivy, curly willow, d.i.y., daffodil, designing planters, do-it-yourself, early spring, Easter, Easter decorating, February, gardening, hyacinths, hydrangeas, ivy, January, make your own arrangement, outdoor planters, pansies, planters for early spring, planters for late winter, pussy willows, red-twig dogwood, rooting cuttings, spring flowers, spring planters, tips on creating outdoor planters, transitional planters, tulips, what to put in outdoor planters, white birch, winter birds, winter garden | 27 Comments

Back-To-School Student Furniture

Posted on September 2, 2012 by patinaandcompany

This was a bittersweet week for a lot of parents. We packed up our beloved babies and shipped them back to university housing with loads of home cooking in little freezer containers and an assortment of hand-me-down furniture. Or so … Continue reading →

Posted in Decor and Design, Furniture, Projects | Tagged back to school, benjamin moore, budget, Craigslist, creative, DIY, do-it-yourself, Furniture, how to, how to paint furniture, Ontario, paint, project, queen anne, recovering a chair, refinishing a chair, reupholstering a chair, student apartment, student furniture, student living, style, style on a budget, thrifty, Toronto, university | 8 Comments

Tag Archives: do-it-yourself

Transitioning your Winter Planters to Spring

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