2013 Black Friday Sale

Enter Coupon Codes 

at checkout: 

15% OFF $0-$150.00

Code: FRIDAY1

20% OFF $151.00-$350.00

Code: FRIDAY2

25% OFF $351.00 & up

Code: FRIDAY3

STARTS NOW 

ends Monday 12/2/13 

until 11:59pm

*not valid on previous purchases and cannot be combined with any other offer other than free shipping. 

Sale for any products in store and online with the exceptions of Bella Notte linens, Pine Cone Hill and Dash and Albert items.  

May not be combined with any other offer than free shipping.

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Dog Rescue Contest

We will donate $50.00 
to the rescue group 
and the lucky dog will win a 
Harry barker toile dog bed. 


How to Enter:

Submit a short story how you rescued 
your dog and where you rescued your dog from. 
Be sure to include photos.

EMAIL: lavenderfieldsonline@msn.com 

We will post all photos on the blog as well as the winners story. 

We will pick a winner December 1st, 2013

No purchase necessary.

“We rescued Harry from a New York City Shelter. 

He was on a kill list for that same day. 

He is an amazing dog and a true 

companion for my little girl.” 

-Lori

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Thanksgiving DIY Napkin ring printables

We have so much to be thankful for this year.  

We hope you enjoy these Thanksgiving printables. 

Each strip has an empty space to write what you’re feeling grateful for. 

They can be used as napkins rings, tags for branches of trees, which would 

make a terrific conversation piece, or be as creative as you’d like. 

You’ll see we printed them on kraft paper to make a very thankful paper chain. 

(A fun project for the kids while dinner is preparing.)

CLICK HERE FOR THE PRINTABLE TEMPLATES

Source & Design by 

www.silverboxcreative.com

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Holiday Gift Guide Top Gifts of the Season.

HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE!

Our Holiday Specials

Gifts with purchase shown can sell out and Lavender Fields has the 

right to send an alternate of equal value.

Please note if item is returned gift with purchase must be returned 

as well or you will be charged in full for the gift with purchase.

Gift with purchase valid until December 31, 2013. 

May not be combined with any other offer other than Free Shipping. 

No coupon codes can be used in addition to Gift with Purchase. 

Lavender Fields has the right to cancel any order that is 

entered with duplicate or double coupon codes.

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Welcome to our home makeover: Outdoor Projects: Our Compost Bin & Our Fairy Garden

Project 1: Compost Bin

Ava and I love to garden and I wanted rich soil. My neighbor built us this compost bin. I have to be honest composting is still new to me. I am learning as I go but wanted to share the bin with you and some composting tips. I toss in my yard clippings (it is full right now!) and kitchen leftovers all veggies and fruit. The gaps between the wood slats let air circulate around the pile to keep odors at bay and ensure that wastes are breaking down; the front has a doors which makes it easy to turn the pile and remove compost when it’s ready to spread.  There are many options for composting bins and you can even purchase one ready made for you if you do not want to build it yourself.  This Old House has great instructions on a Compost Bin DIY or search the web for easier or cheaper options. Tips for successful composting: Gather grass clippings and green yard waste but be sure to mix with the "brown" materials like leaves and shredded paper to add carbon. You will need both, but if you only add grass clippings your pile will compact and start to stink. Moisten dry materials as they are added. Do not compost meats or pet waste. Stick with food scraps and yard waste only. Avoid all pesticides and/or herbicide treated material. Turn your pile as much as you can. Each time you turn it will speed up the process. Add compost to your garden a few weeks before you plant. Let the compost have a chance to work into the soil. Try to mix it in and let it sit before you plant. Bugs, worms and most bugs are ok in your compost. Optional is to cover the top of compost with a tarp to keep it moist. When the material at the bottom is dark and rich in color, your compost is ready to use. This usually takes anywhere between two months to two years. I have not used my compost yet but plan to come spring. Happy Composting!  Project 2: Fairy Garden Welcome to our humble Fairy Garden project.  This project was inspired by a fairy garden door we saw on a hiking trip.  In the middle of the forest we saw a tree with a little fairy door.  Ava wanted to have her own fairy garden one day so for her 5th birthday we started one in our backyard. It is very small and humble and we like it that way for now.  We planted a few ferns and added some positive message stones.  We will continue to add to our garden each season. Our garden gnome traveled with us from our aunt's house in Brooklyn.  He guards over the fairies.  P.S. Don't forget... Sign up now to start receiving our coupons and promotions.

Oh She Glows...Yummy Breakfast Ideas

On my quest for finding healthy and delicious breakfast recipes for my family I discovered Oh She Glows. Angela the creator of Oh She Glows is my new idol! All I have to say is amazing! Go see for yourself.

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I had the delicious Pumpkin Gingerbread Smoothie this morning. It was amazing! Fall in a cup! I am trying the Chocolate Zucchini Muffins tomorrow hoping Ava Rose will not notice that I sneaked in veggies in these decadent muffins. The vegan Banana Foster Baked Oatmeal looks incredible. I plan on trying that one next weekend as well as the Vanilla Buckwheat Pancakes.

I found an incredible source that I needed to share with you. I hope you enjoy this site as much as I do.