remember when i wrote that i wanted to hand-dye some yarn? well, i did just that! i’m really pleased with the results, and am definitely going to do it again.
Author: Gina @ Oaxacaborn
green and orange bunting/pendants::a collection of fotos found on flickr
as promised, here’s a quick round-up of bunting+pendant+garland inspiration. have a lovely weekend, everyone!


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interior design: orange and green bedroom
you’ve seen the ikea somnat crib we’re planning to get. below is a little collage of the vibrant colours the crib will be joining.
and stay tuned, because next up on the blog, i’ll be posting another in the ongoing series ::a collection of fotos found on flickr:: this time it will be all about (orange and green!) bunting and pendants, since i’ll soon be putting brush and scissors to paper to make a string or two myself!
dyed yarn drying in the moroccan sun
Pacific Natural Foods – Food Allergy Product List including a Corn Allergy Guide
If you’re around food at all, you’ve likely heard of the Top 8 allergens…milk, eggs, fish, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, soy, and wheat. Notice that corn is nowhere on that list? The FDA doesn’t recognize corn as an allergen (maybe because it’s in everything!) This is frustrating for those of us who are allergic to corn, and poses a particular problem when contacting a company to inquire about the presence (or absence!) of corn in a product.
That’s why it’s so refreshing when a company not only recognizes corn as an allergy risk, but also goes out of their way to list specifically which products are and aren’t corn-free. Behold, the most recent product list/food allergy guide from Pacific Natural Foods! This list is helpful even if you aren’t battling a corn allergy, as it also addresses yeast, organic soy and other ingredients. Click on the image view the full PDF version.
our active little girl moving in the womb [video]
the beginnings of an irish baby sweater
the colour i chose for this baby sweater is inspired by the classic irish fishermen’s sweater. (oh, how i love those!). i think it’s especially apropos, since we’ve chosen an irish name for our little girl (which, incidentally, won’t be announced publicly until she makes her grand appearance).









