Hello people! Do you remember that my blogpost from last year about my friend Juliane from the blog fröken skicklig, a German expat living in Sweden. When she moved to her new house in 2013, she decided to use Instagram and her love for pretty things to discover the flora in her new garden and surroundings. She set herself the challenge to do one bouquet everyday and post a photo of each of them on Instagram with the hashtag #onebouquetperday. She had quite a few followers and people would joined in 2014 and I even joined when I spent a month in France in May.
I am so looking forward to the 2015 edition and to see what bouquets she will come up with!
It's exactly the kind of bouquets and pictures I like:
simple, small, natural and wild.
In the collage above, you only see some of them and I love the moody compositions and the fact that you alway see Juliane's hands in the picture and that a great attention is paid to the colour of the background in each picture.
Have a nice day everyone. I am off to the design fair Maison & Objet. I will gather some impressions about the new collections of the interior brands I like and hopefully make some new discoveries. I will be meeting a lot of old friends this weekend anyway and I am really looking forward to it.
xoxo
Elodie
Good morning everyone!
Here is my first bouquet for you this year. Thank you for your comments here and on 
Hello my little flowers,
2014 has been a tough year in many ways. We so much wanted a change in the summer, that when the news came that my husband got a job in Paris, we decided to move countries within two months and organise everything while both working.
We managed but those months before the move and the two months since we arrived have been exhausting and I haven't had much time for blogging.
I have been a little hard on myself lateLx. I was not very proud of myself and about what I have been doing with the blog in the past months.
But then, I decided to look back on 2014 and on the bouquets I made this year and I was pretty happy. 
Hello everyone,
I spent last week end at my parents' place and it was very misty cold and wet. I stopped raining for a little bit on Sunday morning and I went out with my camera and my niece and took those pictures. I wanted to show you how beautiful a garden can be even a less attractive season, when everything is grey or brown and almost nothing is blooming.
Hello everyone!
Today is December 1st. Time to get a little bit in the mood for Christmas! Today I would like to share with you a little Christmas decoration idea I styled for the last issue of the brilliant online flower magazine 
Hello!
Ok, maybe I can't really call it a bouquet. So let's call it a mini-bouquet, or miniature bloom.
Those campanula muralis are the last flowers in my garden and they look really cute in a little vase.
My garden need a lot of work and I will see how much I will manage before the frost. It is so humid at the moment and I am alone with Ella, so it is a bit difficult to work in the garden, but I will still be planting some flowers to be able to make some bouquets with FLOWERS FROM MY GARDEN - Yeah! in the spring.
I wish you all a great day!
Speak to you soon with some Christmas inspiration.
Elodie
Hello world!
I hope you are all doing fine! I must say, my life hasn't been that easy or glamorous since we moved to France. So much to unpack, organise etc... so many phone calls and emails with different administrations in France and in Germany, and that feeling to have forgotten a very important deadline all the time.
On the other hand, I don't regret the decision we made, for one second and as my husband keeps repeating: "nobody ever said, that an international move with a baby would be easy!".
The 
This second edition took place in a little tearoom called 
The following designers have been participating in this edition:
It was a really good beak from my current every life. I met some lovely ladies, I hope I will stay in touch with. Some I already know, I will be meeting next Sunday at "
Hello everyone!