Spotlighting November’s Lovely Sponsors
November 10th, 2010I’m so thankful for the current sponsors at Making This Home. They’re creating some really beautiful things, and I hope you are able to go check out their sites. Here we go!
(If you are interested in becoming a sponsor yourself, I’d love to welcome you. Please visit this page for more information.)

The Borrowed Abode is a blog offering rental-friendly decor and organization solutions to both renters and homeowners alike. Having rented more than 11 spaces in only 9 years, Jane’s had to make do with all sorts of quirky living spaces. Creating small-space storage solutions, decorating rented homes, turning trash to treasure, building furniture to fit odd spaces – these are just some of the projects that Jane tackles and shares on the blog. And she’s doing it all while trying to make the world a better place, through simplifying, upcycling, and shopping for fair trade goods. Jane shares her borrowed abode with her boyfriend Ryan, as well as two cats and two dogs. You’ll love Jane’s blogging space and tweets.
Over the years, have you felt overwhelmed by the complexity and growing consumerism of the holiday season? Do you get frustrated by the trash that’s being generated? Wouldn’t you like to slow down just a little with a more peaceful, greener Christmas? A Green Christmas is just the ticket! This book is packed with tutorials, repurposing ideas, and a slew of ideas for keeping the celebration without all the stuff.

Joyeful Art is a beautiful shop by a truly beautiful woman. Joye loves simplicity and the search for beauty. She says, “I have been painting watercolors and oils for 23 years and have always been in love with color. Currently I am interested in manipulating some of my artwork in to jewelry, fabric, cards, giclees, and wherever my imagination takes me! I just opened an Etsy shop with lots of colorful artwork, jewelry, and stationery!” Here’s where she tweets, too.

















Would you like to join me in this mini celebration? I’ll be sharing some ideas for transforming a






