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Check out this amazing decoration blog ~ The Shabby Nest ~

If you get a minute please check out this great blog I came across today!  I absolutely love all of her decorating ideas.  She has several homes and all of them are decorated beautifully.  


I added a few of my favorites from her site below:

(This is a mini mudroom, what a fantastic idea)



Thanks for stopping by!
I home you come back often!
~Jamie

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