I’ve taken care of my camera issues so I’m popping in to share a few touches of spring, which seems to have taken on an accidental yellow theme this year. I hope you’re enjoying Spring where you are. P.S. A spring wreath makeover.
Wheat Grass for Spring
March 28, 2014 Filed Under: House & Home
So I’ve been growing grass. Not that kind of grass, although Colorado is right next door. No, I’ve been growing wheat grass. I picked up the seeds at Dutch Flowers at Kansas City’s City Market. They had it growing there and it looked like something fun to do for Spring and Easter. I took a quick […]
Spring Tray
March 24, 2014 Filed Under: House & Home
The hot chocolate ingredients have been put away for a while so I was looking to spring-i-fy my wooden tray. I pulled out these garage sale bunnies and the bunny plates those high pressure saleswomen at the Serendipity Resale Shop sold me. The bunnies and plates looked a little naked just sitting there on the bottom […]
Spring Wreath Makeover
March 14, 2014 Filed Under: House & Home
Last year I put together a simple spring wreath by adding some craft store flowers to a grapevine wreath I had lying around. It was cute, but nothing special. It could have used something a little extra. Mother Nature must have agreed because one morning we woke up to discover that a bird had built […]
Fresh Flowers
March 11, 2014 Filed Under: Food & Celebrations, House & Home
I mentioned last week that we were throwing a bridal shower for my niece. She wanted a shower with a vintage theme, which was a charming idea. We rounded up as many silver pitchers and clear vases as we could and filled them with Gerbera daisies, white mums, and freesia. We paired the flowers with […]
Family Room Mini-Makeover
March 3, 2014 Filed Under: House & Home
When I woke up yesterday morning, the plan was to frame these estate sale prints of Kansas City fountain sketches and hang them in the entryway. By the end of the day, the family room had gotten a mini-makeover instead. I really, really wanted to have the prints custom framed. But because there were four […]
