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Today I was enjoying the slow and mindful pace of

Today I was enjoying the slow and mindful pace of decorating our home for the holidays and saw this little moment……

I am so thrilled to announce that my driftwood sai

I am so thrilled to announce that my driftwood sailboats will be available in a collaboration with several other local artist for the ONLINE ONLY “Holiday Homemade Sale”, running this weekend, starting at 12 am, December 5th, 6th and ending at midnight on the 7th. To celebrate the season of giving, we are all offering a 15% discount on our products. Make sure to visit these talented, local artist’s accounts to see what they have in store! I have listed their accounts below and make sure to share this post to spread the word. @bevellisfineart @kirngillart @lacroixmaisonart @katina_giesbrecht @koko_shae @sierraraeart @codyellisdesigns CLICK THE LINK HERE TO BROWSE BOATS: https://tracey-ayton.myshopify.com/collections/handmade-driftwood-sailboats

This is 52. There has been highs and there have b

This is 52. There has been highs and there have been lows but ultimately with life lessons and never giving up, these 52 years have given me the strength to keep pushing on. My family and friends have always been my lifeline and support to keep me going. After shooting weddings for 12 years, going to interior design school and finally combining interiors with photography, my career has been incredibly rewarding. It hasn’t always been easy but the people that I have had the opportunity to work with have been the icing on the cake. I decided to take on the challenge of getting in front of the camera this time ….. Thank you to my very talented friend, @jasalynthorne for your patience and putting up with my awkwardness being in front of the camera.

A favourite holiday wreath I made a few years ago

A favourite holiday wreath I made a few years ago was with Clematis “fluffy seed clusters”. Any wreath form can work, I found the premade willow ones are the easiest… if you have enough clematis vines, you could simply wrap the whole vine into a wreath. Once you’re all done fixing the fluffy clusters into a wreath, take some hair spray and mist the wreath so that the little fluffs stay put, add a ribbon and VOILA.

After doing a story last week of just a snippet of

After doing a story last week of just a snippet of this beautiful home of @corinne_isherwood, there were quite a few requests to see the rest of it. All tastefully decked out for the holidays, we shot this… can you believe 8 years ago for @houseandhomemag. With the help of @sessions_with_sophia and styling by @the.style.scope, this home still inspired me, you?

As promised I wanted to share one of my favourite

As promised I wanted to share one of my favourite spots that we went to while in L.A. called @oliveateliers. I was in absolute heaven and came out of there with a cutting board, a clay vessel and all kinds of inspiration. I would’ve bought up the whole store if I could.

I couldn’t help but wish everyone a Happy Hallow

I couldn’t help but wish everyone a Happy Halloween with a video of Vinny that I posted last year….. it gets me every time. Enjoy!

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