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Dressed in vintage fabric and outfitted with a mouton collar and baby alpaca pom-poms, this doll is more chic than most mortals. Handcrafted by Petaluma designer Jess Brown and meant for the girl who has it all, the adorable creation will illuminate the nursery and please the pickiest of mothers. Jess Brown large rag doll, $234, https://shop.jessbrowndesign.com

“Our tonnage will definitely go up on the curb,” Embry said. “And our tonnages will be bigger. I’ve noticed on some of the products we take at Cobbs, our tonnage is down a little bit, but the reason it’s down is because our curbside is up.”

This multi-sensorial bath oil soothes the nerves and calms the mind with the uplifting aroma of cypress, rose geranium, rosemary and juniper essential oils. Their healing powers soak into the body to replenish and rebalance the skin.

The necklace, which included a diamond from Bush’s mother’s wedding ring, was found inside the suitcase that fell out of her truck on Monday, Dec. 10.

This bamboo charcoal-infused konjac sponge is suitable for all skin types, but is best suited to oily or acne-prone complexions. The black sponge is infused with bamboo charcoal which helps unclog and tighten pores without drying your skin.

Karen later discovers the necklace in her husband’s coat pocket, and believes that a similarly shaped box under the tree is said pendant. 

From the union of European and Latin American aristocracy at Prince Christian of Hanover and Alessandra de Osma’s dreamy Peruvian ceremony, to the three-day Indian and Italian bonanza of Bollywood royalty Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, this year has seen high-profile lovebirds celebrate their marriages in unimaginably elegant style.

“People always want us to give gift suggestions, particularly around the holidays,” says Wilde, who is also the chief brand activist for the clean beauty line True Botanicals. The mother of two sees it as the perfect opportunity to “highlight the power consumers have around these high-spending times,” and the positive imprint they can leave on the ethical economy. Burchfield agrees, noticing the natural piqued interest in consumer behavior after purchasing items from a mission-driven brand. “If they’ve become conscious in one area of their life, they’re curious about how they can do so in others,” she says.

Begin by measuring the amount of ribbon you’ll need to wrap around the lighter and connect at the back, then count how many widths of ribbon you’ll need to cover the lighter from top to bottom (it’s okay for the ribbon to overlap a bit to fit). Cut that number of ribbon widths to the proper size, then cover the back of each portion with glue. Wrap the portions around the lighter one at a time from top to bottom, holding each portion down for several seconds to ensure a strong bond before letting go. Allow glue to dry completely before handling.

"I know I’m guilty of thinking I’m just going to throw this away," Duncan said. "But there is no such thing as ‘away’. Everything we throw away goes somewhere and that somewhere is to a landfill. And it’s just gonna sit there. But all of our material that’s collected at a recycling center is gonna go to what’s called a materials-recovery facility. And then they have end-users who take those materials and turn it into something new."

Finally she nestled the eggs in some Spanish moss, again from a craft store, and perched them atop pillars and other mercury-glass holders. They’d also look pretty with vintage milk-glass accessories. Find directions here. 

And as this tutorial at designimprovised.com suggests, add a bottle of her favourite wine for extra brownie points.