Message in bottle

message in a bottle

As I left the house this morning, I nearly tripped over a glass bottle on my front porch. I didn't give it much thought and was about to toss it in the recycle bin when I noticed it had a piece of paper in it. I fished out the paper and unrolled it to reveal its single word message: Pirates After reading Shezcrafti's awesome entry in this week's League of Extraordinary Bloggers assignment, it gave me the idea for my own post. I wasn't quite sure where I'd be going with this post until then…

Hi friends! Courtney here today. If you've been following along over the past several months, you know I am getting married this summer! We have been planning

Hello friends! It's time for an Avery Elle Throwback Thursday, and this month we are featuring Bottle It Up. Bottle It Up is a super fun set- perfect for building your own terrarium. My card features a message in a bottle. I stamped and die cut the bottle and added a bit of aqua shading with a Copic marker. I rolled up a piece of paper and tied it with twine before adhering it to the bottle. The water and waves are from the new Swim Team stamp set and dies. I added a cork bottle stopper for…

Below is one of the most inspirational videos I’ve seen. Though it dates back to 2012, I hope you’ll take time to watch all 19:55 minutes of it as you’ll be mesmerized listening to the eloquent words of author Neil Gaiman. In this commencement speech to the graduates of the University of the Arts, Neil […]

One of my favorite decor items is our "Message in a Bottle," which we used as a Guest Book at our wedding. While it was perfect for our sailboat wedding, what beach house doesn't need a lovely guest book? This was so much fun, as it includes little bottles for individual messages and a large bottle for multiple messages. Choose a ribbon to match your decor, set up a pad of notepaper next to the bottle, with a pen, and you're all set! Best of all, the final product adds to your beachy decor…

Use a smartphone or GPS device to navigate to the provided coordinates. Look for a small hidden container. When you find it, write your name and date in the logbook. If you take something from the container, leave something in exchange. The terrain is 1.5 and difficulty is 1.5 (out of 5).

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