🙂 On top of these bigger Christmas decor projects, I also did a lot of smaller decor touches around the house with the kids.
I wanted to share a little more about another type of garden edge that we have to address here on the property from time to time.Here’s an example of another type of edging situation that you might encounter..
This is our garden next to our front walkway.While we don’t have the challenge of a lawn creeping into the garden and taking it over, we do still need to re-edge this garden every couple of years.The process is fairly similar.
We just dig down right next to the paving stones with the edger tool.We also take this opportunity to reset any of the stones along the edge that may have sunken down a little bit over time..
Edging this garden is important.
Not only does it tidy up the edge a little bit and make it look better, digging a little trench allows us room to add fresh mulch to this garden as needed and not have it completely wash on onto the pathway every time it rains., you may have seen that we replaced our old pedestal sink with a new teeny tiny vanity.
I thought today I would share a few tips for how I organize a tiny bathroom vanity, since I just finished up getting ours fully set up, and I’m pretty thrilled with how well it’s working out for us.. How I Organize a Tiny Bathroom Vanity.I wouldn’t necessarily say that we live in a small house, but it’s 120 years old so a lot of the room sizes are proportionally “off” according to modern standards.
Like many old house, it was added on to over the years, so we have all different shapes and sizes of rooms here and there.This bathroom is just off the kitchen, so it functions as our “main” bathroom, even though it’s so tiny compared to.