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Let’s bring back woodworks, stained glass windows, and

Let’s bring back woodworks, stained glass windows, and tapestries into our lives.

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Cuppy

posted June 9, 2019 at 1:18pm UTC tagged with fun, art, beauty, pretty, quote

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Always be pure, kind, and honest.
how to feel like a fairy princess at home 🌷 • keep fresh flowers or a mini succulent garden in a favorite spot of your room • adorn the spaces above and around your bed with lights, flower garlands, and flowy fabrics • keep a little dish of dried fruits or nuts near your bed • make a glittery mason jar, filling it with your thoughts written on little scraps of paper • let the sunlight in as much as possible • display your fairytale books • play soft classical music and let the sounds flow out your window

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