# e-magDECO : «Starry shopping»

Because the holiday of the year is fast approaching, I propose that you
discover my "Starry shopping" on e-magDECO.
Happy reading ! (in french)

In response to your many comments and emails, we are pleased to inform
you that our next articles will appear every 10 days (10, 20 and 30 of each month).
Note that the next article "Creation" will be online November 30th!

Original article "# e-magDECO : «Shopping étoilé»" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

On a similar theme : Step by step towards Christmas / Bath in shades

Lace and linen ribbon

I am always happy to display bits of old lace and linen in an old glass jar.

Have fun creating some ribbons of linen, which will later be tied to the Christmas tree.
Use old inked stamps and small craft labels to decorate these frayed ribbons.

Personalize these festive decorations...
Hang on one of them an old clock face to symbolize the passage into the New Year... the 31.
On another, print the initial ones of family and decorate with a small floral pendant.

Original article "Dentelles et rubans de lin" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

On a similar theme : Advent candles

In Camargue, the Carbonnière Tower

To cast your gaze on the wilderness where flamingos, shorebirds and migratory birds offer a fabulous show !
Admire, under an autumn sun, the herdsmen who gallop to collect and sort the bulls of the herd.
Pin a "rosette" of my creation to honor the Camargue races.
And watch rice grain in the rice paddy sway in the gentle breeze.




In the midst of this magical landscape, Tower Carbonnière, which spans the causeway, was in the past the only way to enter the city of Aigues-Mortes.
The solitary tower, located in the country of Saint Laurent d'Aigouze, was built as an outpost for the city. It defended and served as a toll.
Today it is a romantic place ... a place for nature lovers to watch the sun reflect on the sea spray in this singular land of Camargue !



Details of my attire of the day :
Gray cross-the-heart top in tulle and velvet, "Mais il est où le soleil" ; embroidered sea-foam green blouse "Sunday" ; gray tunic and pantaloons (unbranded) ; scarf, "Mado et les autres" ; ballerinas "Couleur pourpre".
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Original article "En Camargue, la Tour Carbonnière" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

On a similar theme : Happiness is in a kitchen garden / Flavours and colours from the Camargue / The lace brooch

# e-magDECO : «Ampholia»

«Ampholia» is the name of a pottery, in Anduze in the Gard district of France, which reproduces elements of garden art.
It is also the subject of my new story on e-magDECO which I hope will offer a moment of escape and discovery !

I take this opportunity to thank you from my heart for your many visits to this webzine and comments by which I am very touched.

Original article "# e-magDECO : «Ampholia»" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

On a similar theme : Shades of purple and terracotta

Oak heart

I rarely return with empty pockets from my walks in the forest.
A habit I kept from my childhood when I always came back with a little something in the pocket. This small memory, inexpensive but so dear to our heart.

To bring back memories of nature like these abandoned cozy nests and eggs or secondhand finds such as these small objects, this old zinc finial. Then mix and surround them with a touch of the season ... a oak heart !


A wink to my friend Viccha ;-)

Original article "Cœur de chêne" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

On a similar theme : Soft fabrics and gourmand colors / Some memories of Ardèche... / The blue nest

e-magDECO

It is with joy and emotion that I present my magazine : "e-magDECO" !

Do not rush to your newsstand but rather stay at home ... nice and warm!
I've booked a surprise, because true to the spirit of sharing, this magazine is offered on the web.

The stories and topics will be published biweekly and feed this webzine continuously.
To keep you informed of new publications, I suggest several possibilities of subscription (newsletters, RSS feeds, etc...).
Moreover, initially, I will assist you in discovering the content of e-magDECO by echoing the new articles in my blog "A Heart in Provence"...
As I am today by unveiling a photo taken from the first story line: "The House" in Blauzac.

Happy reading!

Original article "e-magDECO" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow