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December 26, 2013

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Welcome to the new and improved TFD Blog!

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Yesterday, I dropped off a bouquet for the secretary at my daughter's school. This morning, she tells me she left me a gift on the trunk of her car. ⠀⠀
You guys, this lady knows the key to my heart! Fresh clippings from one of her plants were sitting there waiting for me to take home so that I can stick them in water until they grow roots and then I can plant them in my own yard! In the meantime, they are offering some much needed greenery by the front door and I love it!

One of my favorite ways to freshen up a room is to bring in a beatiful flower arrangement. It's something I've been doing both for myself and my family for as long as I can remember. And now, with @farm_truck_flowers I am able to help others bring that same treat into their own homes. Grown right here on our small family farm in Molalla, Oregon, our flowers are free of chemicals or pesticides, and already arranged for you in a clear, wide-mouth mason jar... Because, what better vase to go with your farmhouse decor? New arrangements will be available starting tomorrow morning @therusticshed!!

And, we're back! Four nights on the lake, minimal cell service and a healthy dose of sunshine and water made for an awesome getaway and a "boatload" of memories!

Our youngest, @reese.frankus has decided that she still wants the boho cowgirl vibe in her room, but that she's growing up and could do without all of the color. Then I stumbled upon this beautiful nursery by @laurenpeelman and I'm thinking we've found an inspiration room.🙌🏼 What do you think Reese?

And just like that, my little business takes another turn. For my new friends, I'd like to share a little bit of TFD Style history. ⠀⠀
But before we can dive into that, we must first discuss the name. TFD Style actually began as The Farrier's Daughter. It was a play on the stereo typical, "farmer's daughter", who in my mind, was a down home country girl that was tough enough for the physically demanding farm chores assigned to her, but feminine enough to hang up her boots at the end of the day, scrub the dirt out from under her nails, get dolled up and have a good time. She's my kind of girl. Equal parts tomboy and girly girl. A little country mixed with a little class. And since I'm the owner of this little biz, it's what I decided on approximately 12 years ago. Only my Dad is not a farmer, he's a farrier, and so The Farrier's Daughter was born. ⠀⠀
I traveled around setting up shop at various street fairs and barn sales, selling refinished furniture and repurposed home decor until I realized it was not the right timing. Since then, The Farrier's Daughter has tried on many hats... And I would be lying if I said I didn't feel like this little business of mine has grown up and evolved with me as a person. It's taken on new looks, new adventures, and at some point in time, a new name. I decided to simplify The Farrier's Daughter down into something a little more mature, and a lot less of a mouthful. But I kept the wild and free, colorful and fun look of The Farrier's Daughter. ⠀⠀
If you've been following my stories, you know that we recently had a sale to clear out all of the old, colorful, TFD Style goods. Because like a always, my tastes and style is changing and it's time for TFD Style to follow suit.

lindsey@tfdstyle.com

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