Hannah Heemsbergen, Inge-Glas Company, Christmas Pudding, Steve Cordony and more on Weekend Meanderings.
Weekend Meanderings
Good Saturday morning friends. It’s time for Weekend Meanderings with Kim and Juliet. Join us as we share all of the things that piqued our interests and caught our eye this week.
I hope that you are relaxing this morning with a cup of coffee, tea or chocolate and enjoying a slow start to the weekend. Thanksgiving is a mere 6 days away, can you believe it? What are your plans? What is on the menu?
We are going off menu this Thanksgiving because no one really likes turkey. Currently we are toying with the idea of an Italian Thanksgiving dinner but things could change. All of the traditional foods that we love will be served at Christmas in a few weeks so it really doesn’t matter what we eat as long as we celebrate together.
Wait I take that back, we absolutely have to have pumpkin pie, that is non-negotiable and I am making that on Wednesday.
Tell me your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? And your favorite Thanksgiving dessert?
Ok, I have lots to share so let’s meander.
Ben Rector – The Thanksgiving Song
House & Gardens~Lyndsey Ingram
Lyndsey Ingrams’ charming 500 sq ft home is proof that you do not need a lot of space to create the house of your dreams. This little gem has room for art, collections and of course the family dachshund.
Hannah Heemsbergen
Designer Hannah Heemsbergen’s charming 16th-century Dorset farmhouse. A warm home layered with antiques, textiles, original features and centuries of history.
Inge-Glas Company
The Inge-Glas company is one of the oldest in the world still making Christmas ornaments the traditional way. It was once one of over 1,500 manufacturers in this part of Eastern Germany, blowing glass ornaments and painting them by hand. But today, most Christmas decorations are mass-produced in China and a plastic.
Victorian Christmas Pudding
Books to Give for Christmas
Books make the best Christmas gifts, I received one of these books for my birthday and the other I gave myself last year, I cannot recommend them enough!
Steve seeks to share insightful interior styling and tablescaping ideas as well as small, everyday details which are the soul of the home. Including sumptuous photography of his clients’ homes as well as Steve’s own beautiful property, Rosedale farm, he wants to empower readers to create their own moments of reflection and connection.
Steve carefully plots a visual journey to be followed through nine different areas of the home, from the kitchen and entry way to the bedroom and dining room, highlighting key styling tips in each one, showing how you can tailor them to your space to create meaningful moments in your home. Be encouraged by Steve’s elegant and accessible approach to creating spaces that feel both personal and luxurious.
Are you looking for a festive holiday outfit or separates to wear this season. Kim and Cindy shared both on their Signature Style Series.
LINKS TO READ+WATCH+LISTEN
You Get More Introverted With Age, According to Science
The Fascinating History of Tarot Card Decks: From the Renaissance to the Modern Day
The 4 Most Common Reasons Your Poinsettia is Losing Its Leaves
Whoa-zempic! The next wave of obesity drugs is pushing the limits of weight loss.
How to Winterize and Protect Your Home From Damage in Cold Weather
The Five Coolest Countries That You Haven’t Heard of.
In Case You Missed It~On the Blog This Week
On Monday I shared Luis Puerta Interior Designer, Quintessence Home Tour, Holiday Outfits, a relaxing book by Kim Nash and more on Monday Musings.
Looking for gifts for the Anglophiles, Bibliophiles and Francophiles in your life? I’ve got you covered.
Count your blessing. Practice gratitude everyday but especially during this month of Thanksgiving.
Last but not least, on Friday Favorites, I shared a few of my favorite pieces from the sales, books, recipes, including this vegetarian mushroom stuffing and so much more.
UNTIL NEXT TIME
I hope that you enjoyed weekend meanderings. If you did please share the post on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter or Pinterest.
Before you go, tell me what is your favorite holiday tradition?
Have a wonderful day friends, enjoy your weekend. If you missed any of the previous Weekend Meandering posts you can find them all here.
Don’t forget to pop over and visit Kim and Juliet!
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On My Radar
Elizabeth! I love your Italian Thanksgiving plan … with pumpkin pie, of course. I’m with you, turkey is not my favorite but I’m ok with it once a year so long as it’s accompanied by my favorite sides, mashed potatoes, stuffing/dressing, gravy, followed by pie. Wishing you and your family the happiest Thanksgiving day! xoxo
Elizabeth, Thank you so much for sharing the festive dressing post! I also loved your plaid dress and all the pretty looks you pull together. I think an Italian Thanksgiving sounds fun. We do Lasagna as a tradition at Christmas. Why not mix it up? It’s really about being together isn’t it? Those pinecone brownies look so good – as does the stuffing with mushrooms.
I can’t wait to sit down at lunch and watch these home videos. Love the English ones!
Hope you have a great week and enjoy your Thanksgiving! xo