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Text by Mary Forsell •
Produced by Kathy Curotto
Who cares if it doesn’t arrive in eight seconds flat? A
letter is all about savoring time.
Decorate your writing nook with touches like vintage millinery flowers from
Tinsel Trading. (a)
Her majesty's mailbox
Remember penmanship? And using nice paper? Writing a letter from the heart
takes a comfy corner—not a stuffy desktop. (b) This boudoir-style writing station features
pattern on pattern and a generously plumped-up chair-cum-throne. Chair,
Rothschild’s Antiques and Home Furnishings. Pillow, scarf, bag, apron,
Honiya/Renown America. On screen, beaded butterfly, tinsel buckles, vintage
millinery flower, Tinsel Trading.
Cabinet fever
Regale the folks back home with stories of your latest
exploits. You’ll be much more motivated to write regularly when you keep your
stationery and pens neatly stored in pretty paper-covered boxes, (c) There is no one “right” way to do this. Just
pastiche papers together til you get a pattern you adore. (d)
Paper-covered boxes, decorative papers, Kate’s Paperie. (e) For more interest, we glued a pretty handle on
a drawer, above, which slips easily into a once-boring file cabinet transformed
through decoupage.
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