Fall fashions fill lunch box brigade styles at Burlington fabrics
The school bag line showcases demure middy collars long sleeves and ruffled details in Mooresville plaids and Burlington prints. Adorable tights with hearts and flowers complement looks while tartan plaids and dog ear collar shirts add Highland flair for the coming school year.
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Care Packages for Campers and College Students
Practical tips for sending nutrient rich care packages to campers and college students. Emphasizes cookies like Campy Chip Bars, sturdy snacks, and nonperishable fruit, with a simple recipe for the bars and notes on packing avoid crushed chips and maintaining balance for anxious caregivers.
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Old wives tale on hanging pictures eye level debunked
The piece argues there is no fact supporting hanging pictures at eye level, noting most homes display art as part of the room rather than like museum exhibits. It emphasizes that home art should integrate with the room rather than be detached. IL
Hanging Art to Fit a Room's Overall Pattern
A design guide advises weaving the painting into the room’s pattern as you would furniture. Choose pictures you plan to hang, then place them so they relate to the living space. For a painting above a chest, avoid eye level mounting that creates a 15 inch gap. Lower the frame so it feels anchored.
Picture Wall Decorating Do It On Paper First
Create a balanced picture wall by laying out a paper template the size of the wall on the floor. Arrange paintings prints pottery and other objects on it until the eye approves. Transfer outlines to the wall mark nail spots and hang. For straight lines keep bottom and top uneven for interest.
Grandmother's House Revisited in Old Hampden County Tale
A hometown memory piece traces the old family homestead in Hampden County from Revolutionary roots to near ruin and back to present charm. The narrator recalls barns, a bakery, a spring, and a ramshackle smithy, plus a miller’s tale of a grand aunt, Prohibition beer, and family upheaval before moving away and later admiring the now-restored house.
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Presbyterian Church
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