We’re pretty sure that by now, most of you have a tried and true method of making your bed. But even if you don’t need any help, here is a fun look at how Paula does it. Paula describes her bedroom as her sanctuary, so it’s no surprise that she takes extra care in making her bed everyday. What do you love most about your bedding?
1. This is the before picture. Notice that all of the pillows are removed, so that only the top sheet and comforter remain.
2. Begin by pulling the top sheet up towards the head of the bed, making sure that it’s taught. Do the same with the comforter. Paula likes to the pull the top of the top sheet and comforter back, as well. Next, she applies the first layer of pillows.
3. A second layer of pillows with shams is added. Paula enjoys the soothing neutral colors of this bedding set, found in a local Savannah boutique, One Fish Two Fish.
4. Lighter pillow shams are added, with beautiful scalloped edges.
5. Finally, a few decorative pillows with ribbon detailing compliment the beige and brown theme of the bedding.
6. Voila! A few more throw pillows finish the look of Paula’s bed, and it’s as pretty as a picture!
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Hey Paula. Just want to let you know, don't pay the fools who are attacking you because of your diabetes any mind. Heck, I've been a nurse for over 20 years and a diabetic most of those. Just because I have diabetes, doesn't mean I stop cooking southern dishes...I just try not to do it every day. If being a diabetic would stop nurses from working, there would be a lot less nurses.....Same goes for wonderful cooks like you! I just wonder what kind of medical diagnoses the cooks or chefs who talk bad about you have.... I love you and your boys and hope you do well with your diabetes and know you will continue to be the greatest cook ever..
By Vicky Braddy on February 19, 2012
Your chicken pot pie is good, But TRY it with crust under the pie and crust over the pie. Rectangluar cassarole dishes work wonderful for this task. Oh my gosh. UMMMM.
By Sharon Hindman on February 14, 2012
Paula, I just love your show. Wish I lived closer, I would come and see ya'll.
By Eva on February 13, 2012
Paula, the word is "taut", not "taught."
By Dale on February 12, 2012
I am a southern girl here on the island of guam. I love your shows, even your sons. thank you for making cooking and everything else so comfortable. i continue to watch and learn, thanks. with love from an island girl fan
By marie tajalle on February 09, 2012
I just watched one of your shows on the foot network (February 6, 2010 at 5:00) You were cooking with a lady from New Orleans. An apple cake that reminded me of an upside down cake in a way was made. It was mouthwatering to look at. However, I did not catch the name of it. The cake had cinammon in it and it had the brown sugar, butter and sliched apples on teh bottom of the pain like an upside down cake. It also had almonds. I hope you can help me.
By Kathy Houghton on February 06, 2012
love your show wish you were on later as i work till 3.30 in afternoon but catch you as much as possible .Your laughter and love are all over your show , can almost feel it through the screen. Thanks for sharing with us. Truly Wendy
By WENDY HEDRICH MISCAMPBELL on February 05, 2012
I think your show ansd books plus your magazines are the bomb. I get them every month and have learned a lotof tipps. You are a inspiration to me in your life because becaus I have worked 2-3 jobs as a nurse to raise my 2 children.I am not rich like you infact i barely get by. my son helps me now that I am on disabiity because i had neck surgery and it did npt do well I do all my walking with a cane but i still love to cook. maybe one day i will meet a friend like your husband if God wants it to be.i was so sorrry to hear you had diabetes but you are a strong woman and you will get through it. You have a loving family and they will be with you..take care of your self and keep your cppk books coming. I love you and you are a great and generous person..I will say a prayer for both of us....Robbie
By robbie hayes on February 03, 2012
paula i love your show's and you. You are a very beautiful lady. I use a lot of your recipe's. Im 69 year's old and i can't cook very much anymo
By joann powell on February 02, 2012
Paula, you are awesome! I am from mississippi, but have lived in Louisiana for over 30 years. Have Watched you bring the two worlds of southern cooking and louisiana cuisine all together! It has been my pleasure! Lots of Love!
By Lisa sylvester on January 30, 2012
I understand you are doing a line of clothes. Where can I find them? Also, are all the serving pieces on your show yours? Some look like old fashion reproductions and are beautiful. Can I get them somewhere? Thanks
By Patricia on January 30, 2012
Sorry but I have a pet peeve on words. It is "taut" not "taught".
By Debbie Jackson on January 27, 2012
This is beautiful! Csn I put it on my pinterest board???
By Sandy on January 27, 2012
Love the bedroom decor. It's great, because it's neutral colors won't scare away "the man." Men just hate the flowery decor most women's bedrooms are. Bravo Paula and Michael!
By robin dinsmore on January 27, 2012
I thought there might be a tip for removing butter stains from the sheets..... hahaha, just messin with you Hunny Lamm, I do love me some Paul Deen! (I love me some butter, too!!)
By Hunny Lamm on January 27, 2012
Good night, if I had a beautiful bed like that, I'd never want to get in or out of it!
By Marilyn on January 27, 2012
Love everything about the room- from the furniture to decor !!! Beautiful!!!
By Anonymous on January 27, 2012
I love this bed! Would make a lady feel like a lady! ....... If I may I would like to say , I wish all the media would leave you along about your DM . I feel people act on ignorance. And are biased . I feel the media that is so negative is northern media that found something to hound you with. It has been known that they are always against the new successful out siders,I can only amagine the problems you have had. I saw some when you were on the Martha Show. Mrs Paula there are many people out here that love you and know you are doing all you can do manage your DM. People don't know you can eat carbs as long as you do not go over your daily recommend . Love you ,your friend Danna
By Danna Jennings on January 27, 2012
I was gifted Savannah Style for Christmas. I love, love, love this book! I love the stories, and the photos are gorgeous! Great job and thank you.
By Donna Ingoldsby on January 27, 2012
I love it...Its really simple, elegant and classy all at same time. I have got to watch your show a couple times and I was able to see you when you appeared on Dr. Oz. I love your down to earth fun carefree way you have.
By Amber Landrum on January 27, 2012
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