
Why Pineapple Hill?
Likewise, we hope Pineapple Hill Designs boutique will make you feel “Welcome”! We know how important it is to find something special for that certain someone or just the right accessory to complete a room. We believe everyday is a day to celebrate, and we have just the thing to help you create something special out of the ordinary.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Fun Summer Ideas with Watermelon!

Saturday, July 26, 2008
3 More Days to Order.........

Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Merry Measuring Cups
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Pineapple Hill Blog Contest
Win a Pineapple Hill Designs Gift Certificate! To enter your name for our drawing:
Drawing will take place and Winner will be announced August 20th.
E-mail ( pineapplehilldesigns@gmail.com ) or
Post the link to let me know where to find it.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
I Do!
We just got these adorable Glitter Words "I Do". They are perfect to use as favors or to embellish a gift for the new "Bride to Be or Wedding Couple.
Acutally, the possibilities are endless: Post your ideas and be entered in our new drawing!
Winner receives a Pineapple Hill Designs gift certificate.
Monday, July 7, 2008
It's Christmas in July
It's our annual Christmas in July celebration! This year get a head start on your shopping so you can truly enjoy the Christmas Season with your family and friends. Any of our pre-order items will be shipped to you free of charge. One of the featured artist is Lori Mitchell.
Lori Mitchell was born and raised in Marietta, Georgia. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Lori has always been inspired by children's themes and literature, old illustrations and toys. In 1999 she began making her first paper mache pieces for the folk art world and has never looked back. Full of whimsy and charm, her characters have won a place in the hearts and collections of folk art enthusiasts worldwide. Lori has been featured in Country Living, Mary Englebreit and other magazines. We are very excited to bring Lori's whimsical designs to Pineapple Hill.
Check out our Preppy Stockings , Christmas Quilts
and Personal Children's Clothing in our fabulous "Christmas Boutique". We are so excited about some new items that we'll be adding so check back often!
See all of our New Items, updated daily!
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Patriotic Door Mat
An easy-to-make addition to the front door, this festive doormat is perfect for last-minute Fourth of July decorating.
The technique calls for little more than a basic doormat, paint, tape, and our downloadable star-stencil template. For best results, use a sturdy, coir doormat (available at hardware stores), which will withstand the elements and a lot of foot traffic, so it can be used year after year.
Tools and Materials:
Star-stencil template
Manila folder or lightweight cardboardPencilSturdy,
coir doormat with sides taped
Painter's tape
Low-tack tape
Long ruler T-square (optional) Bowl of straight pins Blue and red oil paint Paint thinner Paintbrushes Jar of mineral spirits Clean rags Patriotic Doormat How-To: 1. Download and print the star-stencil template, or create your own. Trace the template onto a manila folder or lightweight cardboard, and cut out three star shapes. Create a rectangular box on the doormat using painter's tape. Use 2-inch low-tack tape to make a side border. Place the tape vertically and flush to the edge. Measure 6 inches from the top and bottom on each side; mark with pencil. Position tape horizontally along these measurements. (You should now have a taped-off box. You'll need to adjust the measurements, depending upon the size of your mat.) 2. Once the tape is affixed, position the stars on the mat. Find the center point, and place the first start on it. Place the remaining two stars 1 1/2 inches to either side of the center star. Tack them in place with straight pins. (Again, the spacing will depend on the size of your mat.) 3. Make a mixture of 1 pint of blue oil paint to 1 tablespoon paint thinner. Lightly dab and rub the paint into the mat. (It's better to do two light coats than one heavy one.) Let dry for a couple of hours. Apply a second coat, and once the paint has dried, remove the tape. 4. To create the stripes, place a strip of 2-inch tape along the bottom and top of the blue rectangle. Place additional tape along the bottom and top of the mat, flush with the edge. In the space remaining, paint the stripes red. Let dry, and apply a second coat. When dry, peel off tape, and remove the stars. Compliments of : Martha
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Summer Savings Code Ends Today
Don't forget about our "Summer Savings" coupon code!
Enjoy 10% off your entire purchase July 03.
Use Coupon Code: PHD10
Offer Expires Today
Start SHOPPING now.
Garden Party
I've added our adorable Topiaries to enhance the theme.
Of course, here in Houston, we'll need to wait until October or Spring Time to survive the heat. I think I'll have to do this next spring. Girlfriends get ready!
We downloaded the pink Recipe Card Template for Kayley's Bridal Shower. They are so cute!














