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October to Remember: 31 Posts on Interior Styling

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November 1, 2013 By Jackie

The whirlwind that was October has come to a close.  It might have been my busiest month ever on the blog and at home.  I am not sure what I was thinking committing to 31 days straight of original posts, meanwhile wrapping up the first Define Your Style class.  All the while, keeping up my family and school volunteering commitments…phew!  But, I did it…yay!

I wrote 32 posts in 31 days!  I am really proud of this Interior Styling series.  If you haven’t read through them all yet, what are you waiting for?!  They are packed with real advice on how to create a pretty and practical home.

Interior Styling Basics

Interior Styling Mistakes to Avoid

Rule of 3: The Easy Way {VIDEO}

10 Trays You Need to Style Every Surface in Your Home

10 Ways to Keep Your Decor Grounded

How to Add Dimension to Your Decor

How Objects Add Dimension to Your Decor

My Secret to a Well-Styled Bookshelf

Interior Styling: From Inspiration to Action

From Decorating Inspiration to Action Plan

3 Tips for a Beautiful Bathroom

How to Plan a Decorating Project

Interior Styling Decor Sources

Flea Market & Thrift Store Style Staples

Favorite Sources: Decorative Objects

The Weirdest Place I Have Found Home Decor

Grapevine Branch Decor

How to Style a…

How to Style a Bench

How To Style a Bench

How to Style an Ottoman

How to Style a Long, Low Dresser

How to Style a Sofa Table

How to Style a Console Table

7 Modern Ways to Style a Bell Jar or Cloche

Type A or Type B?  Find a Throw Blanket Style for your Personality

Finding the Right Height for a Nightstand and Lamp

How to Style a Highboy Dresser

How to Style His Nightstand

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DIY Projects

DIY Chalk Paint Hardcover Books

DIY Fall Decorating: Plaster Gourds and Sweater Vases

DIY West-Elm Inspired Herringbone Mirror

How To Style a Dresser

DIY Tripod Accent Table

More Thoughts on Interior Styling

Feature Friday on Southern Hospitality

To Lean or Not to Lean Artwork

The Struggle Between Pretty and Practical

Check Out the New Interior Styling Category

Interior Styling is Exhausting {Video}

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Comments

  1. Meagan says

    November 1, 2013 at 7:18 am

    I’ve never commented on your blog before, but I just wanted to say that out of all the blogs I read that participated in the 31 Days challenge, I enjoyed yours the most. I learned the most from yours and really appreciated the time and effort you took to make it such a worthwhile month-long series. Please keep up the awesome blogging!

    • Jackie says

      November 1, 2013 at 9:42 am

      Meagan, Wow! What an amazing compliment…thank you. Your sweet note just made the last 31 days so worth it!!!

  2. Melissa says

    November 1, 2013 at 9:55 am

    Wait a minute–I thought there were actually two Jackie’s doing all this stuff! Just kidding–you are incredible. I’ll be your hubby is glad to have you back for November. =)I LOVE all the tips I learned from this series! Thank you! As a side note, I just noticed the framed money you have in your bedroom. LOVE it! We might have to do that. =)That’s a classy way to display memorabilia. Enjoy the beginning of November in your beautifully styled home!

    • Jackie says

      November 1, 2013 at 8:22 pm

      Melissa, Two Jackies would be awesome and scary at the same time :) I will post more about the framed currency soon.

  3. Maribeth says

    November 1, 2013 at 1:17 pm

    This was a fantastic series! I found something in everyone of the posts. Thanks so much for the great information but also the time and effort in putting this together. Hope their is installment #2.

    • Jackie says

      November 1, 2013 at 8:21 pm

      Maribeth, Thank you so much. I plan to continue adding to the Interior Styling series mixed in with other DIY and decorating posts!

  4. AnneSATX says

    November 1, 2013 at 7:11 pm

    I agree with Meagan (and Melissa and Meribeth). This was the most substantial and one of the most professional- looking series that I saw from all the various blogs that I followed this month. You clearly spent a lot of time putting all these posts together and I learned a lot from each one. Thank you for sharing your vision with us and thanks for all the hard work you put in over the last month. BTW, I’ve been following your blog for a long time now and always enjoy your posts.

    • Jackie says

      November 1, 2013 at 8:19 pm

      Anne, Thank you so much. It means so much to me that you thought so highly of this series!

  5. Diana says

    November 2, 2013 at 9:57 am

    Jackie- I also really loved this series. You did a great job and your hard work was evident in the informative, beautiful posts. I took a lot away from this series and always love learning from you!

  6. Shel says

    November 2, 2013 at 7:01 pm

    Way to go Jackie! You pulled off a fantastic series. I really enjoyed it and found some great inspiration. Thank you!

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