Burlap Rosettes

Don't you love burlap?

They make the prettiest rosettes.

I love the combination of the rugged texture with the sweet shape of the flower.

Perfect for Fall!

Dali Decals Giveaway Winner!

Thanks to everyone who entered the Dali Decals giveaway!  The lucky winner, chosen by Random.org, is #2--Erin!   Congratulations! 

Stay tuned for another giveaway starting tomorrow!

Summer Bounty

I blogged here about my current fall crafting and my craving for cooler weather.  And I am so ready for that.

But not yet.

Here are a few things I'm not ready to give up so soon....

After all, there's no time like the present.

A Simple Fall Vignette

I blogged here about our office misadventures, and I'm happy to report that we're looking a lot better these days!  The office is even looking good enough to be the location for an early Fall vignette.

I blogged here about my great product review experience with Dali Decals.  My monogrammed "K" was the inspiration for this vignette.

Here's the little space that needed dressing up.

The chocolate-colored decal was the inspiration.  I shopped my house for the rest.

Muted.

Simple.

Fall.

Giveaway Winner!

Congrats to Jenni of These Creative Notions! She's the winner of a Premier Pet Toy. Thanks to everyone who entered!

Giveaway with Dali Decals!

How much do you love Dali Decals?

I'm definitely loving them lately, as you can see from the photo of our office below.

Would you like to win a $25 credit towards anything in their store?  Yes?  Here's how!

To Enter:
(Please leave a seperate comment for each entry.)

1. Be (or become) a follower of Till Death Do Us Part. (Mandatory)

2. Visit Dali Decals, and tell me what you'd love to get with your credit! (Mandatory)

Extra Entries:

3. Like Dali Decals' Facebook Page.

4. Follow me on Twitter.

5. Tweet about this giveaway.

6. Post about this giveaway on your blog!

Six ways to win!  Contest will be open until Sunday, August 7 at 10 p.m. CST.  Winner will be announced here on Monday! 

Exercise Bikes--They're Baaaaack!

The first stationary bike I ever saw was when I was very little, and it was at my grandmother's house.  It had big giant pedals and huge wheels. 

I was intrigued and jumped on it any chance I got.  Why can I not be that enthusiastic about riding one today?  How times change.

This Keiser M3 is a far, far cry from the clunky contraption my grandmother had.

This Multisports upright bike is totally sleek!  I would have been thrilled to jump on it when I was 5.  What thrills me today, however, is how affordable this one is.

Time to work off all that good vacation food!