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“We try to keep the colors consistent with the season,” Wurst says. “Emily just created a more springy line with greens and purples and softer pastel colors.” How to Style: Reynolds and Wurst suggest hanging these near natural light, perhaps in the corner of a room near a window. “I have a couple on my curtain rods,” Reynolds says. “That’s just an easy alternative to putting a hook in your ceiling.” K E YCHA I NS , $8 - $ 1 5 Not all of the Two Knotty Dietitians pieces are meant to hold plants. Keychains adorned with tassels or mustard, sage or lavender daisies are practical options while keeping your everyday items artsy. “If we do shows or craft fairs, little kids always like those,” Wurst says. “They’re also cheap options too, if you like macrame but can’t afford a larger piece.” SH E LV E S , $ 40 - $ 1 00 These shelves feature complex macrame patterns, driftwood, geode stones and live edge wood pieces, found and cut by local Eddie Whitt. The macrame designs can match styles from geometric to boho. How to Style: These made-to order shelves are commonly put in bedrooms to hold decorative, natural pieces and plants. “A lot of people like to put crystal stones or live plants on them,” Reynolds says. “People have sent us pictures of them with picture frames or even candles on them.”

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