Antique spoon silver bracelet by Tangs & Tines
Say hello to the third installment of our Summer Breeze Gift Guide, featuring a rainbow of warm and cool summery bracelets, all of which make beautiful accessories to a summery outfit.
In case you missed the first two parts in this series, check out summer breezy earrings and necklaces.
Illustration by Sarah Hart
Father’s day is coming up this Sunday and it’s just the right occasions to plan that family picnic you’ve been dreaming of all spring.
While you fill your basket with sandwiches, snacks and other sweet things, don’t forget your special treat to celebrate Dad.
Print off a few of our “soda for pop” printables and decorate Dad’s favorite drink with a personalize label he’ll love.
Razzle Dazzle necklace from 31 Bits
Continuing on with our Summer Breeze Gift Guide (check out last week’s roundup of earrings in case you missed it), here are numerous lovely necklaces perfect for casual beach settings or a fancy night out on the pier.
Summer feels like it’s officially upon us folks who dwell in Southern California. As of late, the temperature has been in the upper 80′s and lower 90′s (Fahrenheit) in my neck of the woods and has me aching for cool breezes.
For any of you craving a nice cool summer breeze, here’s a great gift guide featuring earrings to match the refreshing winds during the heat of the summer:
Stay tuned next week for further installments of our summer breeze gift guide.
Photo by Donaville Herrick
If you ever find yourself in Murrieta, California, I highly recommend hiking parts of the Santa Rosa Plateau, especially at the golden hour. It’s a great escape from the hustle and bustle of life, technology, and perhaps civilization altogether. I recently had the opportunity to spend an afternoon hiking a trail with the Mr., enjoying one another’s company and the eyefuls of scenic views of the earth and generous expanse of the sky. We took in as many colors as we could, predominantly varying shades of browns, golds, greens, and blues as far as the eye could see.
I’ll let the photos speak for themselves:
