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My fave Shey item is the Classic Black And White Damask camera strap...(this is fun going back and forth between you two reunited friends!)ReplyDelete
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I love the Fall Apple Tree one!ReplyDelete
I'm one of your followers!ReplyDelete
From her etsy shop I love the Pom Pom Flourish strap!ReplyDelete
I love the Gothic Rose.ReplyDelete
I'm a follower of your blog and I love Gothic Rose.ReplyDelete
pom pom flourishReplyDelete
everything is so cute, i can't choose. i like the pom pom flourish. super cute. i'm following both you and shaelynn's blogs too! and on twitter!ReplyDelete
I am loving the Gothic Rose Limited Edition strap. Fun stuff.ReplyDelete
Cute! My favorite is the French Girlie Wallpaper, but it's not eligible for giveaways. Bummer.ReplyDelete
My second choice would be the Gothic Rose print. I love how you can add a lens pouch!
I looove the turquoise and brown one - but more than that I love the ones with the lens cap pockets! It would be kind of tricky to get one big enough for some of my lenses but it's a great idea!ReplyDelete
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I tweeted about it! :)ReplyDelete
My favorite is the Classic Black And White Damask! :)ReplyDelete
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Love the Pom Pom Flourish. these things are cool! I will post on my facebook (I don't know my facebook URL, oops), my blog; http://flatfootfloosy.blogspot.com/ and I will go check out the blog and leave a comment. I really love this idea! YAY! thanks for the contest!ReplyDelete
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Love love love all of them, but I think my fave is the Fall Apple Tree one.ReplyDelete
I'm one of your followers :)ReplyDelete
The French Girlie wallpaper is my favorite!ReplyDelete
Loving the Classic Black one - never goes out of style.ReplyDelete
My favorite camera strap is *fall*. Love those little trees!!ReplyDelete
I'm one of your followers! I hope you are one of mine!!ReplyDelete
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My favorite is the Pom Pom Flourish Camera Strap Slipcover.ReplyDelete
I love the Avocado Damask Camera Strap!ReplyDelete
My favorite item is her woodsy camera strap cover!!ReplyDelete
I'm now following you & Shea, and I've added your button to my blog!
Joy luv your messys!! Thanks for introducing Shey's camera straps.ReplyDelete
I luv them. My fave is the new Oh Deer! Too cute.
1. Love the Hoot Hoot fabric!ReplyDelete
8 - Added your button to my very boring blog!ReplyDelete
I left her a comment! Entering the giveaway! How cool to have her do a giveaway for you! Tricky tricky! : )ReplyDelete
I love the Spring Flowers camera strap, the yellow, black and white one. I only have a little Canon PowerShot right now, but I'm planning on treating myself to something fancier soon!ReplyDelete
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I LOVE Shealynn's shop! I got the aqua/brown damask cover from her - but another fave is the lens cozies & Espresso Damask coverReplyDelete
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My favorite was the brown and turquoise damask!ReplyDelete
I like the turquoise and brown strap! Cool straps!ReplyDelete
Just left her some comment love on her blog!!! That's cool that you are both hosting giveaways for each other!!!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the great giveaway this week. I love the Poppyfield Dream one.ReplyDelete
Oh and I left her some comment love too!ReplyDelete
3 - following! how cool she is giving away something of yours!ReplyDelete
i love the guitar strap...too cute for words...ReplyDelete
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I just tweeted about the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Following her blog now too!ReplyDelete
1. My favorite is the Pom Pom Flourish. :)ReplyDelete
2. I left a comment on her blog.ReplyDelete
3. I am now a follower of her blog!ReplyDelete
i love the passion damask and french girlie wallpaper prints. and the lens cover pocket is fabulous-- i'm always losing mine!ReplyDelete
It is a small world. I have been following Shey for a while now, even purchased some books for her. I have purchased a camera strap for my BFF (I do not own a SLR) which she LOVED. It was the Houndstooth pattern.ReplyDelete
Love your store and your creations as well.
commented at shea's blog...ReplyDelete
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It's so hard to pick, but I think my favorite is Fall Apple Tree!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog.ReplyDelete
4. Just blogged about the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I tried to follow her blog, but her subscribe button isn't working. I'll keep trying...ReplyDelete
I'm following both of her Twitter accounts.ReplyDelete
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I'm subscribed to your blog!ReplyDelete
5. Just tweeted about it.ReplyDelete
7. I'm now following her on Twitter.ReplyDelete
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i have been lusting after her camera straps for ages, love them! love the pom pom flourish...beautiful!ReplyDelete
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My favorite camera strap cover is Vintage Flower Dot. I am a follower of her blog and have blogged about the giveaway.ReplyDelete
my fave = poppyfield dream!!ReplyDelete
i subscribe to both of your blogs!ReplyDelete
My favorite has always been her ChaCha Carnival strap!ReplyDelete
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I love the brown and turqoise!!! FAV!!!!ReplyDelete
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My favorite item is "Pom Pom Flourish"!ReplyDelete
LOVE the black & white damask camera strap. I am drooling over it!!ReplyDelete
I am already ready following your blog :)ReplyDelete
I am a follower of her blog!ReplyDelete
I am leaving a comment for the "Messy" giveaway! This is a riot - I feel like I am going in circles at this point!ReplyDelete
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following her blog now!ReplyDelete
9 - following your blog!ReplyDelete
I also added your button to my blog, just scroll all the way down because it's a photo blog layout!ReplyDelete
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2 - visited her blog - left some loveReplyDelete
I like the Spring Flowers.ReplyDelete
following you. duh.ReplyDelete
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I am a follower...sounds weir doesn't it :)ReplyDelete
I left Shey a comment too( I am a follower of hers too)ReplyDelete
My favorite strap of Sheys right now is the little tree one...however my favorites change all the time I love all of them!ReplyDelete
left her a comment, by entering for your faith sign!ReplyDelete
now following her on twitter.ReplyDelete
LOVE the straps! I want one!!ReplyDelete
My favorite is Pom Pom Flourish. Absolutely gorgeous!
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which don't i love. hmmm.ReplyDelete
the pistachio damask is to die for.
love the poppyfield dream
the french girlie wallpaper, love it!
fanfare is pretty cute too.
oh and the espresso damask, love that too.
i'd be happy with any one of them :O)
My favorite is the French Girly Wallpaper.ReplyDelete
I follow your blog.ReplyDelete
I *just* ordered a strap cover from Shey[B] but think I could totally use another, because who doesn't need a strap cover wardrobe? ; ) I'm in LOVE with the "Oh Deer" strap - way too cute!ReplyDelete
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I love the fall apple tree!ReplyDelete
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I am loving the fanfare camera strap.....ReplyDelete
I think I'm gonna go with the Classic Black And White Damask Camera Strap Slip Cover. All of them are super fun though!ReplyDelete
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My fave item is the poppyfield dream camera strap. Lovely!ReplyDelete
Love that guitar strap!! =)ReplyDelete
I'm a follower of her blog. =)ReplyDelete
I've been following your blog (via google analytics) for months now. Following Shea on twitter, posted a tweet about it. LOVE these straps.ReplyDelete
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Follow Shey on Twitter. Check. =)ReplyDelete
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My favorite item is the Spring Flowers Camera Strap Slipcover - with padding! SO cute!ReplyDelete
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I am a follower! :)ReplyDelete
thanks for introducing me to Shey's blog and shop! SO excited!ReplyDelete
I love love love that Woodsy Strap cover! It's perfect for me because my hubby uses the camera a lot too, and he wouldn't be too happy with a "girlie" strap cover :)ReplyDelete
I subscribe to you :)ReplyDelete
There are so many lovely choices, but I really love the new "Pom Pom Flourish." So pretty! Thanks for the giveaway - fingers crossed!ReplyDelete
Hands down, I love the Gothic Rose one the most. I love that fabric. I REALLY REALLY want this, lol. To quote my husband... "Do we have to take a picture of EVERY breath of life?" Yes, dear, yes we do. lolReplyDelete
I left her some bloggy love. :) Oh goodness, another giveaway from you? This is getting me all giddy inside! :)ReplyDelete
Officially following! :)ReplyDelete
I facebooked. :) I did it on my fan page for A Window Into Whimsy. :)ReplyDelete
I have installed your widget on my blog... www.awindowintowhimsy.blogspot.com (just so you can prove it! lol)ReplyDelete
love love love the disco dots with turqoise!!! It would even match my skip hop diaper city chic bag! I want it!!!ReplyDelete
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I love all of the green ones (my fav color). The one I like best is the green one with the owls. So cute.ReplyDelete
I am a follower.ReplyDelete
Wish I could help you with the camera! Mine is giving me issues too, not helped by the dreary Melbourne weather. I think the damask straps are my favourite - the red one probably the best.ReplyDelete
I'm following Shey on Twitter.ReplyDelete
I Tweeted too on twitter.com/dspdaveyReplyDelete
LOVE the Gothic Rose and the Fall Apple Tree.ReplyDelete
I love the Groovy Guitars strap-- thanks for hosting this giveaway!ReplyDelete
My favorite is the Disco Dot with Turquoise Minky Camera Strap it's so cute! I NEED one of these for my canon xti it's strap looks so plain and lame haha :)ReplyDelete
I am following you...and loving it:)ReplyDelete
I like the Pistachio Damask Camera Strap SlipcoverReplyDelete
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I think I'll start with Disco Dot w/Pink Minky...I have been looking at her etsy shop for quite some time. I like MANY of them. :)ReplyDelete
I now follow Sheyb on twitter...ReplyDelete
I NEED one of these. Seriously.ReplyDelete
I love the pistachio damask one.
I stalk you on twitter.ReplyDelete
I did that long before I needed to for giveaway entries.
I did it because you're cool enough to stalk.
Love, love, love the classic black and white strap!ReplyDelete
My fav was the NEW NEW NEW - Gothic Rose Camera Strap Slipcover - LIMITED EDITION -ReplyDelete
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I love the green damask camera strap.ReplyDelete
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my fave is the Woodsy Camera Strap Slip CoverReplyDelete
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My favorite is the Poppyfield Dream camera strap cover. I have been wanting to buy one of these for a while!ReplyDelete
I love the Espresso Damask cover. It is beautiful.ReplyDelete
I am following her blog already... does that count? The straps are great! A camera as a fashion accessory? That is soooo me!ReplyDelete
The minky one's are fabulous! I also adore the oh dear straps!ReplyDelete
Left her a comment! You two are so great! I can't pass up a chance to win great products!!! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I really like the Purple Polka Dots and the Oh Dear straps.ReplyDelete
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|Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., has been tapped to chair a special select committee to investigate the attack on the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya.
A bitterly divided House voted 232-186 to establish the panel that Speaker John Boehner insisted would answer questions that linger almost 20 months after the Sept. 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission. Seven Democrats, many facing tough re-election campaigns, broke ranks and joined Republicans in supporting the probe.
The panel's investigation will be the eighth on Benghazi and will examine the entirety of the attack that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. Independent, bipartisan and GOP-led probes have faulted the State Department for inadequate security at the outpost, leading to four demotions. No attacker has yet been brought to justice.
Republicans say they're unsatisfied with explanations so far, and they have leveled a range of accusations against President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other senior administration officials. Chief among them: that the administration misled the American people about the nature of the attack during a presidential election campaign and stonewalled congressional investigators.
"We will not take any shortcuts to the truth, accountability or justice," Boehner said during House debate.
Democrats remain divided over whether to boycott the select committee. They are concerned that their participation would grant legitimacy to what they believe will be a partisan forum. But they also worry that if they avoid it they won't have the chance to counter GOP claims and defend potential witnesses — including Clinton, a possible 2016 presidential candidate.
Party leaders will meet with their rank and file Friday morning to decide on the next step.
Republican Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida criticized the "song and dance" she said came from Clinton when House members wanted to question her about Benghazi a few months after the attack. Clinton's testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee was delayed when she missed a month of work toward the end of her tenure after suffering a virus, then a fall and a concussion, and then brief hospitalization for a blood clot near her brain.
Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-N.Y., said no evidence uncovered in any of the investigations thus far suggests wrongdoing by the administration. Republican claims have descended into "the crass and unbelievable," she said.
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., said the questions "have been asked and answered time and time and time again," and he added: "Let's end the political circus."
Benghazi has produced 13 public hearings, the release of 25,000 pages of documents and 50 separate briefings. The select committee won't be the only inquiry, as other GOP-led congressional panels continue their probes, including a House Oversight investigation which just last week took the extraordinary step of subpoenaing a Cabinet member. Secretary of State John Kerry hasn't said when he might testify.
Democrats deride the effort as a conservative campaign designed to energize Republican voters in typically low-turnout midterm elections.
Boehner's legislation creates a select House committee through the end of the year. It will have to be reapproved when a new Congress begins in January or go out of existence. The select committee has no explicit financial constraints.
Earlier this week, the National Republican Congressional Committee sent an email vowing that "no one will get away" from the committee's investigation and asking people for donations.
Rep. Steve Israel of New York, the Democratic campaign committee chairman, called fundraising off Benghazi "despicable and insulting." Boehner on Thursday refused to criticize the fundraising drive.
In an opinion piece Thursday in USA Today, the congressman whom Boehner has chosen to head the probe signaled he'd re-examine the entirety of the Benghazi attack, including questions Democrats and some senior Republicans consider settled.
The GOP-led House Armed Services Committee concluded months ago the U.S. military couldn't have responded in time to save Stevens and the others. Still, Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy of South Carolina asked: "Was our military response during the pendency of the siege sufficient?"
The Obama administration says officials tried to provide the public with the best information available after the attack at a time when U.S. embassies, consulates and other facilities were facing angry demonstrations across the Muslim world over a YouTube video mocking Islam's Prophet Muhammad. The administration originally attributed Benghazi to a similar protest that extremists hijacked, but retracted that account amid severe criticism.
House Democrats have issued several demands if they are to participate in the select committee. Boehner already has rejected their call for equal representation on the panel, deciding instead to fill it with seven Republicans and five Democrats. The Democrats also seek guarantees they'll have equal access to documents, say on subpoenas and right to question witnesses. Negotiations continue.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Navy man launched an attack Monday morning inside a building at the Washington Navy Yard, spraying gunfire on office workers in the cafeteria and in the hallway at the heavily secured installation, authorities said. Thirteen people were killed, including the gunman.
Authorities said they were looking for a second possible attacker who may have been disguised in a military-style uniform.
Investigators said they had not established a motive for the shooting rampage, which unfolded in the heart of the nation's capital, less than four miles from the White House.
As for whether it may have been a terrorist attack, Mayor Vincent Gray said: "We don't have any reason to think that at this stage." But he said the possibility had not been ruled out.
President Barack Obama lamented yet another mass shooting in the U.S. that he said took the lives of American patriots. He promised to make sure "whoever carried out this cowardly act is held responsible."
It was the deadliest shooting at a U.S.-based military installation since Maj. Nidal Hasan killed 13 people and wounded 30 others in 2009 at Fort Hood in Texas. He was convicted last month and sentenced to death.
The FBI took charge of the investigation at the Navy Yard and identified the gunman killed in the attack as 34-year-old Aaron Alexis of Texas. He died after a running gunbattle with police, investigators said.
A federal law enforcement official who was not authorized to discuss the case publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity said Alexis was believed to have gotten into the Navy Yard by using someone else's identification card.
It was not clear if that person was an accomplice or if the ID was stolen, authorities said.
The Navy said Alexis was a full-time reservist from 2007 to early 2011, and left as a petty officer third class. It was not immediately clear why he left.
He had been working for a fleet logistics support squadron in Fort Worth, Texas. The Navy listed his home of record as New York City.
In addition to those killed, at least three people — a police officer and two female civilians — were wounded. They were listed in stable condition and were expected to survive.
The rampage took place at Building 197, the headquarters for Naval Sea Systems Command, which buys, builds and maintains ships, submarines and combat systems. About 3,000 people work at headquarters, many of them civilians.
The Washington Navy Yard is a sprawling labyrinth of buildings and streets protected by armed guards and metal detectors, and employees have to show their IDs at doors and gates to come and go.
Witnesses described a gunman opening fire from a fourth-floor overlook, aiming down on people in the cafeteria on the main floor. Others said a gunman fired at them in a third-floor hallway. It was not clear whether the witnesses on different floors were describing the same gunman.
Patricia Ward, a logistics-management specialist, said she was in the cafeteria getting breakfast.
"It was three gunshots straight in a row — pop, pop, pop. Three seconds later, it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, so it was like about a total of seven gunshots, and we just started running," Ward said.
Todd Brundidge, an executive assistant with Navy Sea Systems Command, said he and other co-workers encountered a gunman in a long hallway on the third floor. The gunman was wearing all blue, he said.
"He just turned and started firing," Brundidge said.
Terrie Durham, an executive assistant with the same agency, said she also saw the gunman firing toward her and Brundidge.
"He aimed high and missed," she said. "He said nothing. As soon as I realized he was shooting, we just said, 'Get out of the building.'"
Around midday, police said they were searching for two men who may have taken part in the attack — one carrying a handgun and wearing a tan Navy-style uniform and a beret, the other armed with a long gun and wearing an olive-green uniform. Washington Police Chief Cathy Lanier said it was unclear if the men were members of the military.
But later in the day, police said in a tweet that the man in the tan uniform had been identified and was not involved in the shooting.
As emergency vehicles and law enforcement officers flooded streets around the complex, a helicopter hovered overhead, nearby schools were locked down and airplanes at nearby Reagan National Airport were grounded so they would not interfere with law-enforcement choppers.
A short distance away, security was beefed up at the Capitol and other federal buildings, but officials said there was no known threat. Senate officials shut down their side of the U.S. Capitol complex while authorities searched for the potential second suspect. The House remained open.
Adm. Jonathan Greenert, chief of naval operations, was at the base at the time the shooting began but was moved unharmed to a nearby military installation
Anxious relatives and friends of those who work at the complex waited to hear from loved ones.
Tech Sgt. David Reyes, who works at Andrews Air Force Base, said he was waiting to pick up his wife, Dina, who was under lockdown in a building next to where the shooting happened. She sent him a text message about being on lockdown.
"They are under lockdown because they just don't know," Reyes said. "They have to check every building in there, and they have to check every room and just, of course, a lot of rooms and a lot of buildings."
According to public records, Alexis' neighbor called Fort Worth, Texas, police in September 2010 after she was nearly struck by a bullet that came from his downstairs apartment. When police confronted Alexis, he said he was cleaning his gun when it accidentally discharged.
Alexis was arrested on suspicion of discharging a firearm within city limits but was not prosecuted.
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ATLANTA — Syracuse is brimming with confidence, largely because of its suffocating style when the other team has the ball.
Next up, a guy who knows a thing or two about breaking down opposing defenses.
Trey Burke, meet the Orange Crush.
The Final Four semifinal between Syracuse and Burke's Michigan team will present a clear contrast in styles Saturday night — the Orange, a veteran group that is perfectly content to settle into their octopus-like zone, vs. the brash young Wolverines, who love to run, run, run and have been compared to those Fab Five squads of the early 1990s.
Clearly taking to heart the adage that offense wins fans but defense wins championships, Syracuse sounded like a team that fully expects to be playing in the title game at the Georgia Dome.
"It's going to take them a while to adjust to the zone," junior guard Brandon Triche said Friday, a day when all four teams got a chance to practice in the cavernous, 70,000-seat stadium that is normally home of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons.
The Michigan players quickly got wind of the comments coming from Syracuse's media session.
"It sounds like cockiness," said guard Tim Hardaway Jr., son of the former NBA star. "But it's not going to come down to just talent or who has the biggest players. It's going to come down to heart and passion."
Having a player such as Burke doesn't hurt, either.
The Associated Press player of the year already came up huge in the regionals, leading the Wolverine back from a 14-point deficit against Kansas with less than 7 minutes remaining. He knocked down a long 3-pointer at the end of regulation to tie the game, then finished off the upset of the top-seeded Jayhawks in overtime.
But Burke has never played against a defense quite like this.
"We've just got to try to find different ways to attack the zone," the sophomore guard said. "They play a really good 2-3. It's tough. We've got to make sure we knock down uncontested 3s."
The zone is usually viewed as more of a passive defense.
Not the way Syracuse plays it.
Coach Jim Boeheim has assembled a bunch of guys with impressive size and surprising quickness. When they're all working together — waving those long arms and moving back and forth in unison, like the ocean lapping at the shore — it can be tough to get an open jumper and nearly impossible to work the ball inside.
Syracuse (30-9) has taken its trademark D to new levels of stinginess in the NCAA tournament.
The Orange has surrendered a paltry 45.75 points per game, holding Montana (34), top-seeded Indiana (50) and Marquette (39) to their lowest scoring totals of the season. Overall, Syracuse's four tournament opponents have combined to shoot just 28.9 percent from field (61 of 211) and 15.4 percent from 3-point range (14 of 91).
None of those teams had a player like Burke.
That doesn't seem to matter to Syracuse.
"It's tough to go against our zone when you've never seen it before," forward C.J. Fair said. "We want to force him to do some things he's not done before."
Michigan (30-7) prefers to get in the open court as much as possible, a style that is even more advantageous against a team such as Syracuse, which has a size advantage at almost every position.
The Wolverines are averaging 75.5 points a game on the season, even more (78.8) in their four NCAA games. Last weekend, after stunning Kansas, they romped past one of the nation's best defensive teams, beating Florida 79-59 in the regional final.
They are certainly not intimidated by Syracuse.
"If their zone was unbeatable, then they would be 39-0," Hardaway scoffed. "We're just going to go out there, play our game, not worry about what they're going to do, and just play Michigan basketball."
Syracuse is playing in its first Final Four since the 2003 team won it all. This will mark the end of the Orange's long tenure in the crumbling Big East (they're moving to the Atlantic Coast Conference next season), and the players are keenly aware this might be the best chance to give Boeheim one more national title before he retires.
The 68-year-old coach has no plans to step down just yet, but certainly the bulk of his long, successful career is behind him.
Boeheim concedes that he's a little surprised to be in position for another championship, especially after Syracuse closed the regular season with four losses in its final five games, including a 22-point blowout at Georgetown. The Orange were seeded first in both 2010 and 2012 but didn't make it out of the regionals. This season, they advanced to Atlanta as a No. 4 seed.
"I wouldn't have expected going into the tournament that we were going to be here," Boeheim said. "This team has come together. Sometimes that happens at tournament time. It happened to us in '96 when we kind of came together and got (to the Final Four). And other years, we've come close."
Michigan hasn't been to the Final Four since 1993, when the Fab Five team — Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson — lost in the championship game for the second year in a row.
These Wolverines have some of that same vibe, with a lineup that features three freshmen — Glenn Robinson III (another son of a former NBA star), Nik Stauskas and Mitch McGary — and a sophomore leader.
A couple of weeks ago, King dropped by one of Robinson's classes to speak on an era that is still remembered fondly at Michigan, even though the triumphs were eventually thrown out by the NCAA because of illicit payments to Webber.
"A lot of people want to make the comparison," Robinson said. "But we're nowhere near the Fab Five. ... They changed the face of college basketball. We try to stay away from all that."
Still, it's easy to see Burke fitting in with those great teams from two decades ago.
Now, he's got a chance to do something the Fab Five never did — win a national title.
The Wolverines, you see, are feeling good about their chances, too.
Bring on the Orange Crush.
"If you're not confident in the Final Four, then you shouldn't be here," Burke said. "We'll be ready."
ATLANTA — Syracuse is brimming with confidence, largely because of its suffocating style when the other team has the ball.


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The curtain has dropped on the tale of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher famous for refusing to pay grazing fees for use of public land. He became a hero to anti-government zealots who oddly failed to see this second helping of taxpayer largesse (the modest fees he didn't pay already reflected a government subsidy) as the action of a taker, not a maker.
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Paul had made the rookie mistake of prematurely embracing a right-wing passion du jour, without contemplating the possible downside. Anyone who spent 10 minutes considering Bundy's radical anti-government rant would have recognized the great risk of far less popular views leaking out of the package. Paul showed bad judgment and saddled himself with Bundy quotes for years to come.
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Hannity is an accomplished storyteller and fanner of emotions. That's what he does, and he does it well.
As the next presidential election gathers steam, Fox is on the hunt for more spectacle. It will be Photoshopping the most ordinary controversies into lurid panoramas of injustice against the sort of people who tune in.
Again, liberal outlets have their broken-record tales of right-wing infamy, often accompanied by minimal reportage; there aren't many Rachel Maddows out there, alas. But on whipping up the faithful, Fox News has no equal. And that's not always good for the Republican side.
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Gorgeous. Really good work -- thanks.ReplyDelete
OMG! This in breathtaking!!ReplyDelete
Im totally speechless with these shots Rosa!!!ReplyDelete
Cheers and hope you have a fabulous weekend,
Amazing, as always!ReplyDelete
C'est fabuleusement théâtrale! Tu es une metteure en scène de génie!ReplyDelete
October is my favourite month, the colours are soooooooo beautiful. I love those spiky mountains :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:13 PM, April 04, 2014
Ca donne tellement envie de se promener en pleine nature. Merci RosaReplyDelete
Absolutely breathtaking views, Rosa!ReplyDelete
Beautiful RosaReplyDelete
The textures in these images sing Autumn, Rosa...I so enjoy seeing this part of the world through your eyes. Thank you so much for sharing, Rosa...ReplyDelete
Great soft colors, love them photos. And one, at least, of your trademark skies!ReplyDelete
Happy weekend, Eric
It looks so beautiful there! I love how untouched it is. Where I live we are somewhat rural but people vacation here and there is garbage and graffiti everywhere. (There will literally be sofas, tirea and televisions along side a country mountain road. More beer cans and fast food wrappers than an army could consume also.)ReplyDelete
Love the light and the soft colors of the mountain. beautiful pics Rosa!ReplyDelete
Serene beauty, heaven on earth!ReplyDelete
My goodness! You are so very good!ReplyDelete
Amazing colours!ReplyDelete
Have a lovely weekend, Rosa!
Marvelous! Loove the Alps! :) elaReplyDelete
Love this post! Unbelievably beautiful The place is now in my wish list (bucket list).ReplyDelete
der Blick in eine unwirkliche Welt. Sehr schön !ReplyDelete
These mountains are a dream and your photography gives them a magic touch.ReplyDelete
A truly impressive and magic landscape captured so beautifully through your lense!ReplyDelete
Rosa, these pictures are amazing. Dream work!ReplyDelete
Breathtaking photos Rosa! How I wish that I would be Heidi and hike around the mountains :)ReplyDelete
This is just breathtaking, dear Rosa. Never traveled to this place but your pictures are wanting me to camp out there. Totally exceptional and gorgeous pictures.ReplyDelete
Amazing photos ! i love the special effectReplyDelete
Époustouflant!! De toute beauté ma belle Rosa XXReplyDelete
triple WOW!! It is fun to see these fall photos ~ I always hesitate to post from when the season is over ~ but now I will!!ReplyDelete
Wow! Rosa, these photos are beautiful. I love when you do the plain ones, I know I'm boring, but I just love the landscape in it's plain form.ReplyDelete
Your photography is stunning.ReplyDelete
Spectacular scenery!ReplyDelete
A couper le souffle - elles sont magnifiques Rosa.ReplyDelete
These photos are breathtaking, Rosa. You are so fortunate to live in such beauty!ReplyDelete
wow, Incredible photos!ReplyDelete
c'est magnifique !!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:07 AM, April 08, 2014
Beautiful, beautiful beautiful!ReplyDelete
What impressive mountains! I especially love that brilliant blue sky.ReplyDelete
Your landscape photos just get more beautiful each day!ReplyDelete
A lovely view! The mountains are so majestic :)ReplyDelete
Truly spectacular photos, especially the first one! Very captivating.ReplyDelete
What kind of 'dream-effect' you applied to your pictures, Rosa, while post-processing? What kind of magic-trick does your camera do when you freeze those heavenly moments? - Thanks for making my day with this breath-chocking post of yours. As always, your pictures whisper, sing, dance ....ReplyDelete
i have a strong urge to hike up one or all of those mountains!ReplyDelete
Des photos spectaculaires !ReplyDelete
These photos are so pretty...amazing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing them Rosa...have a beautiful week :D
This is incredibly beautiful!ReplyDelete
Des paysages qui me font rêver. Magnifique!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:28 AM, April 10, 2014
breath-taking,picturesque and fantastic clicks...and that lovely water spring looks amazing,thanks so much for the inspiration...Have A Great Day!!! :-)ReplyDelete
Incredible photos…what wonderful imagoes you captured.ReplyDelete
Hello Rosa, how are you?ReplyDelete
These photos are so dramatic, so beautiful. They almost look like paintings.
ps.: I don't intend to post at Casa de Retalhos anymore, maybe sporadically, but that's not my intention.
I'm totally speechless at the beauty of your surroundings :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:26 PM, April 17, 2014
What incredible photos and such beautiful countryside!ReplyDelete
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His interest in Middle Eastern affairs led him to become president of the Middle East Policy Council in 1991, a non-profit group based in Washington addressing political, economic and security issues in the region impacting the United States. In a 1993 interview I did with him for The Progressive magazine which took place while we were both visiting Damascus, he observed, "What I'm picking up now in my travels is a feeling that… a new form of imperialism is now operating in the Middle East. We may not have any colonies as did previous Western powers, but there is a belief that many of the ruling regimes are somehow tied in to the West in a way that does not enhance the well-being of the ordinary citizen. I think we're headed for trouble if that perception prevails, particularly since there is a lot of truth behind it."
He presciently added, "These Arab regimes are going to have to become more sensitive to the problems of their own people. This is what this Muslim extremism is all about: It's a kind of desperate move by people who do not know how to get the attention of the ruling regimes any other way but to shake them up with extremist, radical, and sometimes violent methods."
McGovern later became an outspoken critic of the Iraq War, comparing it to the tragedy of Vietnam. In 2006, he wrote Out of Iraq: A Practical Plan for Withdrawal Now, which helped a number of Democrats who had been too timid to speak out against the war previously to become bolder. In a Washington Post op-ed in January 2008, McGovern – arguing that "Nixon was bad [but] these guys are worse" – called for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice-president Cheney over their violations of the U.S. constitution and of national and international law, and their repeated lies to the American people. Speaker of the House and Democratic Congressional leader Nancy Pelosi, however, dismissed such calls for impeachment as "off the table."
McGovern also expressed concern about the bipartisan threats of war against Iran and the hypocrisy in U.S. nonproliferation policy. In 2006, George and I wrote an op-ed for the San Jose Mercury News criticizing the Bush administration for signing a nuclear cooperation agreement with India. We argued, "How can we have any credibility in trying to block Iran's nuclear program, which is still many years away from weapons capability, when we are supporting the nuclear program of a neighboring country which has already developed a dangerous nuclear arsenal? Maintaining such flagrant double-standards regarding nuclear proliferation is simply not worthy of a country which asserts the right to global leadership."
It is disappointing to see so many of today's otherwise liberal Democrats taking belligerent stances towards Iran and allying with Israel's right-wing government by defending its occupation policies and other violations of international humanitarian law.
It is important to realize that McGovern – despite representing an under-populated state in the Great Plains – became such a prominent voice in foreign policy not just because of his many qualities, but because there were movements that magnified that voice. Ultimately, then, it is up to us to make possible the emergence of political leaders who will challenge both the Republicans and the Democratic establishment on the Middle East, as McGovern did on Southeast Asia.


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The XXXth Meeting of Noisebridge
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The myth behind Vick's 2011 injuries
Update: Lots of good feeback on this post, so I answered some questions in a second post.
I was doing some research over the weekend for an offseason project and came across a couple Michael Vick nuggets worth sharing.
As we approach mini-camps, OTAs and eventually training camp, there will be a lot written and said about Vick's injuries and how his ability to stay healthy will go a long way in determining the Eagles' success in 2012.
For the record, I agree with that part.
But the rest of the narrative might focus on Vick's "reckless" play. You might hear that he missed three games last year and failed to finish two more. And that those injuries occurred because Vick too often left the pocket, scrambled or refused to slide.
That notion, I discovered, is a bit misguided.
I went back and looked at Vick's injuries from a year ago. By my count, there were four significant ones reported by the team: the concussion that knocked him out of the Falcons game; the bruised right hand that knocked him out of the first Giants meeting; the finger injury against the 49ers; and the two broken ribs against the Cardinals that caused him to miss the next three games.
Here's a breakdown of what happened on the four plays where Vick is believed to have sustained those injuries.
Concussion: Vick dropped back and completed a 9-yard pass to Jeremy Maclin. But LeSean McCoy did a poor job of picking up blitzing Falcons safety William Moore on Vick's front side. Moore hit Vick, who spun around and bumped into right tackle Todd Herremans. He left the game with a concussion. But this injury had nothing to do with Vick being reckless. He executed the play well, and his teammate (McCoy) didn't do his job. It was also a freak injury. Vick did not suffer the concussion because he was hit by Moore. It happened because he collided with his own right tackle.
Bruised right hand: The Eagles ran a play-action fake against the Giants, and Vick delivered a beautiful 23-yard completion to Maclin. This was not a designed roll-out, but rather, Vick stayed in the pocket. Giants defensive lineman Chris Canty nailed him right under the chin with his helmet. A penalty could have been called on the play, but the refs didn't throw a flag, causing Vick to publicly complain about receiving unfair treatment in his post-game press conference. But again, Vick was in the pocket and completed a pass on the play.
Injured finger: By now, you may be starting to sense a pattern. Against San Francisco, Vick stood in the pocket and delivered a 7-yard completion to McCoy. But 49ers defensive lineman Justin Smith got some pressure against Jason Peters around the edge and hit Vick's finger as he released the football. The play occurred in the second quarter, but Vick completed 30 of 46 passes for 416 yards in the game.
Broken ribs: And finally, Andy Reid said Vick sustained two broken ribs on the second play of the Cardinals game when linebacker Daryl Washington came untouched on Vick's front side and nailed him as he got rid of the ball to Brent Celek for a 13-yard gain. Vick went on to play perhaps his worst game as an Eagle, completing just 16 of 34 passes for 128 yards and a pair of interceptions.
Four injuries on four plays. And in each instance, Vick not only was in the pocket, but he completed the pass.
Don't get me wrong. Vick needs to do his best to avoid unnecessary hits. He needs take care of his body and the football for the Eagles' offense to be successful.
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
81 Boy's Bedroom Upholstered Headboards
Let's take a peek at what we were starting with:
Last year when we purchased the bed frames {from IKEA}, I didn't buy them for their looks, but more for their height, inexpensive price tag, size and ability to be "hacked".
After purchasing some foam back when we did the playroom bench project, and ordering some adorable gray chipper fabric, we were finally ready to move forward with the update.
I originally was set on doing an upholstery project with some button tufts, and had read online the easiest way to do so is with pegboard. So that is what we purchased and cut down to the size of the metal headboard.
Using some screws specifically for steel, Bryan slowly began screwing the pegboard backing into the metal headboard frame.
All the way around and down the middle in multiple places until it was secure on the frame.
I originally thought I would piece the foam in between the rails and then wrap it all in batting to soften things up. However, I didn't measure my rails {oops} and purchased foam that was quite a bit too thick. Luckily, when I placed the foam on top of the rails, it was so thick that you couldn't find or feel those bars at all. Whew.
So as you can see in the photo above, we layed out the batting on the floor, then the foam, then the bed frame and pegboard. The next step was just to pull the batting up and over to the pegboard all the way around the edges, using a nail gun to staple it into place.
Here it is all wrapped in the batting.
We did the exact same step again, this time with the fabric.
Then came the fun part, assembling the beds and seeing the new headboards in the room!
The fabric wrapped around nice and smooth and looks like it was always meant to be there!
I decided to actually skip the tufting for now, since I was surprised with how much I loved the simple and clean look without the buttons. Plus, I worried that my youngsters may get the urge to pick and pull on the buttons, so that might be a phase two of the project when they are a bit older.
I love how the patterns all play with one another and that the colors are nice and sophisticated, definitely a room they can continue to grow in!
The entire project came in around $20 for the fabric and $50 for the foam and batting since I used coupons at JoAnns. The pegboard was just under $20 for a total of $90 for two nicely upholstered twin sized headboards! Considering it is nearly impossible to find one new for under $150 {and up!}, I would say this is one big giant win for the boys {and me}!
It's amazing the difference the softness made to the room, it feels so much more cozy and finished now that the steel jailhouse like headboards are no longer present.
Of course, our backs and heads totally appreciate it while we curl up to read at night as well!
Boy does it feel great to be knocking these projects off the ol' list! Anyone else been having too much fun hacking IKEA pieces? How about awesome upholstery projects in the works?
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LOVE this room! Had to pin it, hope that's ok! My boys have those same sheets :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Of course it is, thank you!! <3Delete
They look fantastic!! Great fabric choice.ReplyDelete
I love the fabric you chose. It compliments the bedding so nicely.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 3:14 PM
How do you keep the kid's room so clean and tidy?! I can't even get my husband to be this organized!ReplyDeleteReplies
We actually just moved all toys down to the playroom recently and that helped a lot. Just clothes, books and beds in their room now. I know that is not the case for everyone, it's just a matter of doing a quick sweep every day/couple of days to pick up so it can stay fairly tidy.Delete
Wow Jen. I am always BLOWN away by your creative DIY skills. So cool!ReplyDelete
Very cute! I love the fabric and you make it look SO easy!ReplyDelete
Wow! You caught me just time. I had plans to make it to the home improvement store today to buy some board for a headboard I've been wanting to do in our guest room. I also wanted button tufts but was stumped on how to go about it. Thank you for sharing and saving the day!!! P.S. I LOVE your blog and look forward to reading it daily.ReplyDelete
That looks amazing! Love it.ReplyDelete
I love the change. The fabric is great. Hmmm...maybe I change upholster my daughter's headboard instead of buying her a new one.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Andrea!Delete
I say go for it! It's great to save some money and you have the opportunity to customize it to boot!
I love the headboards! You picked gorgeous fabric, and they look super comfy.ReplyDelete
I hacked an Ikea bed for my little boy too - http://www.prettycitythings.com/2011/12/upholstered-bed-reveal-tutorial.html
Lizzie :)Replies
That turned out absolutely amazing! WOW! Looks like a very expensive piece! Fabulous job!Delete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 3:58 PM
They turned out so cute!!! Love! :)ReplyDelete
These look amazing. I love the peg board idea for tufting, but I am glad you skipped the buttons here. They look great without. I have two young boys and they have popped two buttons off our couch. I was able to repair them, but I would think twice before having button tufts around boys again. They can't resist pulling on them :)ReplyDelete
Love the whole room design!
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 4:20 PM
That's a great idea for tufting. I am about to make my own upholstered headboard, and this will save me some pain with measuring for buttons!ReplyDelete
Insanely cute!! ALWAYS love your style!ReplyDelete
Great call on the no-tuft choice ~ looks cooler for a boy's room.
I really love the headboards. They look amazing at a very affordable price. Making a headboard for my daughters bed and eventually for my bed is on my list of projects I would love to try. I love your blog and the fact that you inspire me to try and be more organized. Being organized does not come naturally to me but seeing how much fun you have with it makes me want to try more.ReplyDelete
I love them "untufted". You did a fantastic job and I can see how they would be much cozier to cuddle up to. Working on an Ikea hack over here. . .very slowly.ReplyDelete
Did you make the red pillows? I love them! Great job on the headboards and the whole room.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Shannon!Delete
I did make them, I used my Silhouette to cut the letters/numbers and ironed them on with their heat transfer material.
Using pegboard is such a great idea. I'm sure they'll look great tufted as well.ReplyDelete
As with many of your projects, I would have never guessed!ReplyDelete
That is Fabulous!! I love the fabric choice. I have a headboard project waiting in the wings...hopefully it turns out as well as yours!ReplyDelete
What happened to the striped pillows? I am really so jealous of 1.your amazing ideas, 2.the fact that you actually DO them. These headboards are just amazing, and it doesn't look like it took that long to do it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Jen!Delete
We still have the blue pillows. I tend to stockpile throw pillows and move them around the house so I am not 100% sure where they will end up next. I might just keep them on their floor in a corner of their room so they can curl up and read on them if they would like.
Wow, I really like the way that turned out and it seemed...not to hard!!! I am totally pinning this post for what I'm sure will be a future project! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 8:14 PM
You are so incredibly talented! Those headboards look like they cost hundreds of dollars. Thank you for sharing your process - I'm inspired as usual. :)ReplyDelete
I love the headboard...I am in need of one for my daughter and have been searching...now you opened my eyes up to another way of approaching it. I would love to give her a fabric headboard. Thanks for the inspirationReplyDelete
Great job as always! I absolutely love the boys' room! You make it all look so easy, so maybe I'll have to add some upholstering to my to do list.ReplyDelete
Love it! I was so sad to find out that Ikea discontinued those beds :( The headboards look great-- hope you all enjoy them!ReplyDelete
I agree, they are great little beds. Knowing IKEA, they will have more "hackable" beds in the future. :)Delete
Very nice change! The fabric looks great and I'm sure they are much more comfy now!ReplyDelete
Love it and may copy. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Parenting question: how old were your boys when they started sharing a room and do they wake each other up etc?Replies
They were about three and six when they began to share a room. We actually put them to bed separately right now because yes, they tend to feed off of one another at times. We are going to be updating that routine this summer however, because they will both be on the same schedule next school year and I would like them both to go to bed together. Wish me luck! :)Delete
I'm glad someone asked this. We've been looking at houses, but if we stayed in our rental and maybe bought it, our girls would have to share a room and they are 4.5 years apart! And it's not a big room, at least for two, but I think maybe comparable to this one.Delete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 10:24 PM
Love this, my son has the same headboard & I will definitely be using you great idea! Question though, what did you do with the footboard that's also metal?ReplyDeleteReplies
I just left it, our bedding completely covers it so it just stayed metal for now.Delete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2012 at 10:51 PM
Just in time. I am redoing my 5 and 2 yr old boys room. I love everything in your room. Now the question is if I keep them in seperate rooms or let them sleep in the same room. Any suggestions?ReplyDeleteReplies
I am so torn on the subject and I think each parent probably will know what is best for their kidlets. My first thought was remembering how my parents were raised, most kids always shared a room, sometimes multiple kids to a room. Then I thought about how I like to entertain at times and it's nice to be able to host my parents and give them their own space while they visit, so the guest room is staying.Delete
My boys are pretty good friends and enjoy sharing a room. Bedtime can get a little crazy since they chat and giggle, but we work through it.
Of course, it also depends on space and how the room is used. So many things to think about and consider, but I am sure you will do what feels right for your family! :)
What a great idea! They really do change the look and feel of the room. We're getting ready to make some upholstered headboards ~ just waiting on the fabric to arrive!ReplyDelete
This room looks like it should be in a designer showroom! I love the fabric! What is the name of the fabric you used/where did you buy it? I agree with you, the tufting is out, at least for now!ReplyDelete
Did you make the blue and white accent pillows on the bed? Love those!Replies
Hi Christine!Delete
I found the Gray Chipper fabric from Fabric.com: http://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=c80bd9b5-6836-4235-928b-0cba170b2f63
The blue patterned pillows were an Etsy find.
This is really very very wonderful.ReplyDelete
I love it. I need to find the time to do one for by bed. Looks easy enough...well kind of!!!! :) Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Oh this looks just amazing!! My little boy is only 6 months old, but I am already putting your brilliant ideas in to my inspiration file for his big boys room, cannot wait. I just adore the striped walls for a boys room too.ReplyDelete
Finishing touches are so great! The room looks immensely more cozy now! Great job, and thanks for the tutorial!!ReplyDelete
- ChassidyJune 29, 2012 at 8:22 AM
Love it! I have girls (three of them). My oldest is 17 and I have been looking for an idea for her headboard!ReplyDelete
Also, I am COMPLETELY in love with your playroom. In fact, we bought three Expedits (I think our room is a little bigger) and bought black baskets (the only color they had left - :-\). We don't have the seating cushions done yet or the wall decal.
Anyway, I'm SO glad I found your blog. I {heart} organizing too - or, rather, I {heart} being organized!Replies
- JenniferJune 30, 2012 at 4:57 PM
I'm not sure the material of your boxes, but I bought the horrid red ones from Craigslist for the Expedit. I lived with them for a year before I got an epiphany and Mod Podged fancy fabric on the fronts. The playroom actually looks decorated now. My five year old daughter loved helping with it.
awesome job!!ReplyDelete
- Kimber GJune 29, 2012 at 8:56 AM
Love that fabric!! Can you give the details of the name and where you purchased?!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Kimber!Delete
The Gray Chipper fabric is from Fabric.com: http://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=c80bd9b5-6836-4235-928b-0cba170b2f63
Great idea! Looks awesome:)ReplyDelete
Oooh, love that look. And it's awesome that it was a cheap and seemingly simple project! Great work, friend!ReplyDelete
LOVE!! The room's colors are fabulous and I adore the fabric you chose for the headboards.ReplyDelete
That looks amazing! I wouldn't mind living in that room! :)ReplyDelete
The headboards look amazing!ReplyDelete
I've recently been shopping around for twin beds and happened upon ikea.com through your blog. We don't have an Ikea store anywhere near here (Chattanooga, TN), so I'm scared of ordering such a large purchase via the 'net without checking the product out. How would you gauge the durability of the furniture from Ikea?Replies
The prices are pretty good for the quality you get. Some things are higher quality than others, it really depends on the specific items. We have three busy boys which is why I don't typically shop at expensive home stores, and all of our IKEA pieces have held up quite well to their "love".Delete
I have heard shipping charges from the website are crazy high however. Maybe also check craigslist or amazon for less expensive ways to find the ikea items.
- AnonymousJuly 1, 2012 at 1:19 PM
Love this! Looks great...and I think I like as is. Think the tufting might make it a bit feminine. I love the whole design. My girls have separate rooms because I hated sharing growing up! Lately they have been sneaking into each others rooms to have slumber parties! Ages 4.5 and 3...we are thinking of putting them in a room together!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 1, 2012 at 10:53 PM
That's a great improvement! Good job :D Makes me want to change things up in my room as well.ReplyDelete
I Love this! I will definitely make note of this so when I move into my new home I can try it out. I'm super excited you have so many great ideas that I love.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the bed sheets. I have been trying to find navy blue striped sheets for my son and can't seem to locate any that I like, but I love those. Where did you get them?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Alicia!Delete
I found them at Target! :)
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2012 at 1:46 AM
Thanks for this! My son has this same bed and you are right! This bed is a back killer! Can't wait to get started.ReplyDelete
Hi. I love love love the red wire airplane you have hanging. Where did you originally get it from?ReplyDelete
Thanks. Rebecca
Hi there. Love the room! What are the paint colors on the walls and also, is a 360panoramic picture available for those of us (me) who need whole room inspiration?ReplyDelete
Hi there. Love the room! What are the paint colors on the walls and also, is a 360panoramic picture available for those of us (me) who need whole room inspiration?ReplyDelete
the bedroom is very nice. lines on the fabric is very nice. Mevcutmu I wonder if Turkey was a place we can getReplyDelete
you did an AMAZING job! I'm hoping to transform our wood headboard into a fabric headboard next week. fingers crossed I have the same results!ReplyDelete
Love this make over and was completely inspired. I just found the bed on craigs list for $50-score! Your headboard doesn't look as high as the regular bed. Are you using a normal twin mattress rather than the Ikea thin mattress? I would much prefer this. Do you have any problems with the mattress slipping around?ReplyDeleteReplies
We use a standard box spring and mattress set and haven't had any issues. They work great!Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2013 at 12:49 PM
How much fabric did you need for the headboard?ReplyDelete
What paint colors did you use? I love the blue/gray and the stripes!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Jenn!Delete
I used Behr's Windsurf and Pittsburgh Paints Cityscape.
Just beautiful. I would have never thought of combining the motif from the headboard with the bedding and pillows. I love it.ReplyDelete
So you turned the metal headboards into upholstered ones?! cool idea.ReplyDelete
I am so in love with this idea! And you did it brilliantly! Do you happen to know if they still have these headboards in stock? I couldn't find them online.ReplyDeleteReplies
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