When I decided to decorate the mantel in an Easter theme, I didn’t realize that 90% of my Easter decor consists of rabbits. Once I had all the elements in place, I noticed that I had seven bunny elements, but only two Easter egg items. The Hippity Hoppety Easter Mantel was born! DIY Chocolate Continue Reading
Spring Meadow Painted Watering Can
Although we’ve curtailed all of our social and sports activities due to the coronavirus, I’ve been walking in the park everyday and working in the yard. Since I’m stuck at home anyway, it’s a great time to spruce things up around here. For the past few years, I’d been using a plastic green watering Continue Reading
Down on the Farm Hand Painted Easter Eggs
I wanted to make a few small Easter crafts that could be easily woven into my spring decor. After the Easter holidays, I can wisk my Down on the Farm Hand Painted Easter Eggs away, and leave everything as it is until it's time to pull out those summer embellishments! This year, I've been having Continue Reading
Seersucker and Pink Depression Glass Easter Vignette
Have you been looking for an opportunity to showcase your vintage Depression glass? Spring is the perfect time to create a Seersucker and Pink Depression Glass Easter Vignette. Pastels, whites, and florals are a like a breath of fresh air after a long winter filled with dark colors and heavy Continue Reading
Just Us Chickens Spring Tablescape
Spring is almost here. It's time to celebrate with roosters, eggs, and baby chicks. My Just Us Chickens Spring Tablescape combines farm animals, red checks, vintage dishware, and all things rooster to create a cheerful dining atmosphere. You can read Paint A Flower pot That Coordinates With Continue Reading
Paint A Flower Pot to Coordinate With Your Dinnerware
Most of my ideas begin with dishes, fabric, or books. The "dish" that inspired me to Paint A Flower Pot That Coordinates With Your Dinnerware was a Baum Brothers Red Check Rooster salad plate from the Style Eyes Collection. The rooster salad plates were a perfect match for the farm animal theme I've Continue Reading
Farmer’s Wife Vignette
Creating the Farmer's Wife Vignette was like telling a story. Who would read a vintage McCall's Garden Book or Irma Rombauer's iconic Joy of Cooking? A farmer's wife, of course. Truth be told, I've always wanted to be the farmer's wife; sort of. I don't want to do any of the dirty stuff though. I Continue Reading
Pioneer Woman Coffee Station and Sign
I have a modest, but growing, collection of Pioneer Woman kitchen items. Right now, I have 3 sets of shakers, a butter dish, canisters, a recipe box, a paper towel holder, a colander, measuring spoons, a spoon rest, two partial sets of tumblers, and a cream and sugar set. The vibrant colors and Continue Reading
Spring Mantel and Fireplace
For my spring mantel this year, I decided to go with a farm animal theme. Sheep are great ambassadors for spring. First of all, March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb. Secondly, the shearing of the sheep is an iconic spring activity. But most importantly, spring is the season where Continue Reading
Hey Spring Sign
Although we’re currently having a cold snap, spring is just around the corner here on the South Carolina coast. As I made my leaning Hey Spring Sign for my fireplace, I was filled with hopes of sunny weather. However, I would like to have a few more winter fires in our fireplace before spring Continue Reading
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