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It’s time to update the blog of the week so I searched high and low to see who I could introduce that may be fresh and new to your eyes. This week meet Paper Flower Girl who is Isis Sturtewagen — a young jewelry designer + artist living in Belgium with her husband and she authors a beautiful blog, etsy shop, dawanda store and takes the most stunning images of her home! What a gifted person she is. Like me and many of you, she loves natural tones and homes with lovely bones… she also loves to cook. I’ve included a recipe to this lovely compote shown below, so scroll to the end of this post to scribble it down in your notes.

Paper Flower Girl

Paper Flower Girl

Paper Flower Girl

What I love about these corners is that they’re all lovingly curated and much attention went into the details. I also enjoyed reading that most of Isis’s finds are thrifted and/or handmade. It demonstrates a real sense of self and style to be able to decorate in a way that so expertly highlights cherished possessions in a personal way – making the item fit you and not the other way around. And now, for the recipe from Paper Flower Girl that I promised earlier. It’s delicious, I know because it’s the same recipe my cousin shared with me recently. You can also modify it using pears instead of apples…

Apple Compote Recipe:
4 big apples
the juice of 2 oranges
4 cloves
1 teaspoon cinnamon
honey to taste

Peel and slice the apples. Put everything in a pot and bring to boil. Leave to simmer until tender. Bring to a boil again and pour everything in glass containers.

(images: paper flower girl)

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9 Responses to “Paper Flower Girl”

  1. 1 Melissa de la Fuente commented:


    What a beautiful home! Such great light, gorgeous tableaus and yummy recipe! Thanks for sharing this hun! :)
    xo
    Melis
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  2. 2 tina commented:


    she really has a special eye. all these wonderful homes and corners you share with us are really inspiring. i don’t have a home to call my own yet so it’s a great way to jot down ideas and hopefully when it comes together, it’ll be a perfect reflection of myself and my better half. that’s my HOPE, it very well could be a trainwreck and havoc of colors. but we’ll see :)

  3. 3 Jamilyn commented:


    I love seeing how other people live around the world. A little view into someone else’s life. Beautiful home. ~jamilyn
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  4. 4 cristin @ simplified bee commented:


    Love how she even makes string and rubber bands look pretty in that glass jar.

    xo,
    cristin
    cristin @ simplified bee´s last blog ..Thanksgiving – Decorating Ideas for the Kids’ Table My ComLuv Profile

  5. 5 Mausumi commented:


    Thanks for sharing! Both the blog and the pictures look amazing!
    I love the way she captures light! :)
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  6. 6 My Owl Barn commented:


    In the first picture, are those miniature waffles or candy? What ever it is it definitely looks scrumptious.
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  7. 7 Penny Patten commented:


    I have come to appriecate the most simple things in a photograph!
    Penny Patten´s last blog ..Decorating For The Holidays My ComLuv Profile

  8. 8 mo commented:


    all the stuff of comfort domesticity

  9. 9 moline commented:


    This is another gorgeous find, Holly! I love her displays and carefully curated shelves!
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