Lately

 {Zoya\’s Cashmere collection}
This has been one trying and long week, and I cannot wait for a low key weekend. Here are somethings that have kept me inspired this week.
 {homemade focaccia bread}
 {blueberry picking}
 {dried fruit and nuts for the perfect summer salad}
{evening walks on the beach}

Grilled Corn

It\’s sweet corn season here in Michigan, and my favorite way to enjoy it is straight from the barbecue.
 Step 1: Remove a couple layers of the husk.

Step 2: Soak in cold water for 20 minutes. Flip after 10 minutes.

Step 3: Pull down the husk of the corn down (but do not remove them) remove the silk.

Step 4: Pull the husk back up and place on the barbecue.

Step 5: Grill for at least 25 minutes.

DIY: Citronella Candle

From cabins and lake houses to backyard barbecues and bonfires, my summer has been eventful. I don\’t know about you, but when I get invited somewhere I always bring a hostess gift. While I do buy gifts from time to time I think something homemade is just a little bit sweeter. These simple citronella candles have become my go-to hostess gifts for summer.

Tools:
Terracotta Pots (I spray painted mine)
Unscented candles (check Walmart or the Dollar Store)
Candle Wicks
Pot
Something to melt wax in

 Step 1: Chop up a pillar candle.

Step 2: Fill a pot with water add jars filled with candle wax. Melt on a low temperature.

Step 3: Place a piece of foil under the pot, wrap the wick around a pencil and pour in a small amount of wax to lock your wick in place.

 Step 4: Add Citronella oil to the melted wax and pour into your pots.

Step 5: Allow to set for 24 hours.

Lately

 {Loving: nude nails and lips}
 {Long days on the beach}
 {Homemade blueberry muffins with fresh picked berries}
 {Living in flats}
{Getting around to redoing this room and getting rid of the ugly blue}

Currently Loving

 {linen beach pants}
What are you loving right now?
 {keeping lotion in the refrigerator to stay cool}
 {braided buns}
 {mixing patterns}
{nude lips and smokey eyes}