Feb 14 2013
Post by aliceandlois

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  • [email protected]March 26, 2016 at 9:40 am

    Hi,
    Just found you! Love your blog……..will be checking in every week…..I just printed out the black & white Easter basket printable for my table! Love it!
    How funny that my name is Lois and I also live on Green Street…..but in Northeast Pennsylvania!
    Have a wonderful holiday……

    Lois

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  • MonicaMay 24, 2016 at 4:07 am

    EMOJI MASKS FOR SPIRIT WEEK AT NATIONALS 🙂

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  • AprilMarch 11, 2019 at 8:42 am

    Do you have a video tut. to sew the drawstring bag? I’m a little confused and new at sewing 😀

    Thanks so much

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    • sara albersMarch 11, 2019 at 8:49 am

      We don’t have a video, I am sorry. You can email me questions and I can see if I can answer. sara @ aliceandlois.com

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Hello and welcome to the Alice & Lois blog. It's a place for twin sisters Sara and Melissa to share their inspiration, projects, connection and celebrate the good in life.

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  • Lotus pods, eucalyptus, thistle, lagurus and phalaris are just a few of our favorite dried grasses and flowers this season. We are obsessed with creating dried floral arrangements this fall. And you want to know the best part? They will last all season! We even dyed the bunny tail grass (lagurus) in oranges, pinks and blues. You can find the full tutorial at @hunkerhome