I use pic stitch to make the collage. Then I save it to my photo stream. It will then appear as a choice in Instagram. I know there are nicer collage apps available now. Pic stitch is all right angles... Nothing fancy.

I don’t feel that Hallmark carried as many lighter colors but def check them out. If anyone near you carries the Wicander’s Hydrocork line they make beautiful floors, too. Have some lovely light colors. Karndean makes Korlock which also has beautiful floors. And Southwind has some new ones that have a small bevel and the colors are muted. looked at these and ordered samples online from American Carpet Wholesalers in Dalton, Ga. the Timber Lodge and Prairie Grass were really pretty. I didn’t mind a small bevel but I didn’t care for the large bevel. My husband didn’t want it at all so we have no real bevel. (Also, some floors have a micro bevel which to me looks more like wood.) it’s all personal pref and I used instagram to do a lot of research on how the product looks down in real homes. The company pix always look weird and unrealistic. Let me know how it goes! Can’t wait to see what you find and what you choose:)

I also need advice on this. Our curbless shower has an off-center drain. We have already purchased and received our tiles (24 x 48) and our GC is now saying they are problematic. The floor plan is attached. Challenges as outlined by our GC include: “large format tile needs to meet the floor outside the shower at level, as well as not slope too high that it arrives at the door higher than the hall floor. The diagonal cut floor pattern ensures that the tile is level at the outside edge all the way around, which not only meets the floor outside at level, but meets the shower tile wall at level. Any other design will create tile lippage that doesn’t meet the floor outside the shower or the shower walls at level.” We understand diagonal lines may be necessary to make this work but want to minimize these cuts to a symmetrical area such as a square or rectangle. Second photo attached shows the first “botched” attempt by GC but outlines his general plan (hopefully corrected with center to drain seam). The third photo attached is how we would like to see it finished but our GC states that it will not work with above challenges. If anyone has any solutions that accommodate for the current tiles, please share. Thanks!!

/ 33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333Hey, that's not too far from my sister's house. lol! It's getting harder and harder to post with Abby helping me. She is especially adept at opening new tabs, capturing screendumps, and running the debugger. 4 This was clearly the year of the amaryllis. My sister bought the wax-coated ones for my mother, some of her friends, and herself, then she told me to be sure to save and replant my mother's bulb. Mom's bloomed three times41! the wax was collapsing, but it was pushing out new growth again, so I decided to cut it open and I was shocked to find a perfectly healthy bulb with two tiny roots on it. I potted it up and it looks great. My sister, OTOH, said hers was something of a dud... the flowers were small and dull. She eventually cut the wax and repotted her bulb with its few small leaves, and she just sent me the photo until she 410744555555555 55ll78888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888