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| Blog Name: | Shelterrific |
| Url: | http://www.shelterrific.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | decor, design, home |
| Description: | Shelterrific, LLC began in March 2006 after founder Angela Matusik, frustrated by the economics of traditional print media, decided to take publishing matters into her own hands. After gathering a few like-minded and talented contributors – all of who worked together at Budget Living magazine – a home design blog was born. Since then, they’ve written hundreds of posts, garnered thousands of comments, and attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors to the site, which is updated several times each weekday. Covering just about every subject that is related to our homes, including decorating, cooking, cleaning, crafting, organizing and more, Shelterrific hopes to point you to the best products, ideas and resources available. Our favorite thing about keeping this blog is the community it’s formed. We love hearing from our readers, whether it’s in the form of a question, a tip or just a simple comment. Here are a few things we are always looking for – feel free to send in suggestions! • New websites with unique points of view and great advice • Tried-and-true products that you’ll swear by • Anything that makes cleaning and chores easier (or more fun) • Recipes that never fail to please • Craft ideas even the non-coordinated can do • Shopping or decorating dilemmas we (and our readers) can help you solve |
| Popularity: | 62 Followers |
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post off: what’s your favorite part of thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is by far my favorite holiday. Exactly why that is, I’m not quite sure. Maybe it’s the stuffing, mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole. Or maybe it’s the drama-free memories of our family and close friends clustered around a too-tiny table enjoying a meal together. It could be how every year, without fail, my dad and I would slip into a l-tryptophan nap on the couch watching a Mel Brooks movie before pie was even served. Or it could be
Thanksgiving is by far my favorite holiday. Exactly why that is, I’m not quite sure. Maybe it’s the stuffing, mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole. Or maybe it’s the drama-free memories of our family and close friends clustered around a too-tiny table enjoying a meal together. It could be how every year, without fail, my dad and I would slip into a l-tryptophan nap on the couch watching a Mel Brooks movie before pie was even served. Or it could be
real life test kitchen: old bay crab cakes
Confession: I never tasted crab until I was 23. Completely forgivable, as I grew up in the Midwest and didn’t live out East until after college. But now that we’re back home, we miss the fresh seafood! In the fall and winter, our local store stocks vacuum-sealed blue crab. A bit pricey at nine dollars for eight ounces, but the taste of a classic Maryland crab cake that’s more crab than breading brings back a lot of great memories. — Sarah L. Click for the recipe.
Confession: I never tasted crab until I was 23. Completely forgivable, as I grew up in the Midwest and didn’t live out East until after college. But now that we’re back home, we miss the fresh seafood! In the fall and winter, our local store stocks vacuum-sealed blue crab. A bit pricey at nine dollars for eight ounces, but the taste of a classic Maryland crab cake that’s more crab than breading brings back a lot of great memories. — Sarah L. Click for the recipe.
headboard or artwork? it’s up to you with the dreamgate wallband
While at first glance I didn’t love the Studio 1a.m. look at this piece as a reinterpretation of a headboard and consider the extra-long proportion inspiration for creative placement. The wallband is made of reinforced co
While at first glance I didn’t love the Studio 1a.m. look at this piece as a reinterpretation of a headboard and consider the extra-long proportion inspiration for creative placement. The wallband is made of reinforced co
etsy find: oh, deer art by art mind
Art Mind made it to the front page of Etsy for this series of
Art Mind made it to the front page of Etsy for this series of
not just for kids: the art of fern bisel peat
The zoo has long since lost its childhood magic for me. The work of Fern Bisel Peat, however, continues to captivate.
The zoo has long since lost its childhood magic for me. The work of Fern Bisel Peat, however, continues to captivate.
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