Teaworthy

*This weekend I am looking forward to checking out The Art of the Idea & How It Can Change Your Life – by John Hunt. Sam Nhlengethwa’s artwork in the book is as inspired as the text.

Here is a link to an interactive excerpt. All profits from the book go to Room 13, “a unique initiative that provides an environment for underprivileged children to unfurl their imagination. Here they can express themselves in anything from painting and drawing to drama, poetry and storytelling.”

Links collected this week:

{I am sorry that links don’t appear in a new window. I am working on this.}

*100 Layer Cake featured a Jane Austen inspired wedding here. I remember a Sense & Sensibility wedding in an old Victoria Magazine years ago that was amazing. I remember the bride also wrote for the magazine and had this great name, Pip or Piper or something cool.

*Junebug shared these custom cake stands from Sarah’s Etsy shop that come in every color of the rainbow to work with your unique wedding colors. Personally, I don’t think you can go wrong with white milk bottle glass, but these are neat for color.

*Junebug Weddings also featured this Cozy Winter Wedding Table complete with knitted silverware holders, hot cocoa, square marshmallows and carafes of milk.

*Simple Blueprint featured this Summer Retreat that looks like the perfect studio space.

*NPR featured the book Making Toast in this article. I’m starting to wonder if they are reading Teaworthy {insert wink here}.

*The Food Beauty post on House Martin is mouthwatering. Something about the peaches and sugar in a jar reminds me of being a child.

*Stephmodo shared Martha Stewart’s tips for How To Fold A Fitted Sheet. I feel that one of the great mysteries of the world has been solved.

Lately, I have been folding them up and putting everything inside one of the pillow cases so that each set sheet is in its own bag in the closet. My sheets will never be as neat as Martha’s.

*The Diane Keaton Profile In Style from the Times Magazine here is very cool. I particularly like the family photos.