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We are welcoming Spring to our home this week with a bit of new decor from Old Time Pottery! I decided to refresh the entry table first since it’s the first thing you see as you come in the house. This is one of my favorite spaces to change up for the seasons. As always, […]
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Before I start this post I just want to say I am not an artist by any means! I kept seeing these textured art pieces all over Pinterest and thought maybe I can make one! I do not have the thousands of dollars to spend on a piece of art. Plus I don’t want to […]
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With all of the rain we’ve had lately I’m expecting a super turn out of flowers this Spring! Since it’s been so gloomy lately, I decided to cheer up the indoors with some faux florals. My favorite place for seasonal décor, Old Time Pottery, has some of the prettiest Spring florals! I just love the […]
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Today I’m sharing with you this easy DIY Rustic Candlestick Holder. When I saw this on Liz Marie Blog I knew it would look great in our dining room! It makes a big statement but is still simple and sleek. Plus all of these candles add a cozy glow perfect for winter. This was super […]
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I love how everyone is filling their flower vases with all kinds of objects these days. You can use basically any kind of candy, we found out at Easter. All you need are two similarly shaped vases (one narrower than the other) and a little creativity and you've got a one-of-a-kind arrangement! The one below uses Mother of Pearl buttons in water to appear like baubles. This would be a pretty idea for Mother's Day don't you think?
Small iridescent seashells would look nice too. You could also coordinate the button color to the flower color. The smaller the interior vase the larger your objects can be. What have you used to fill your vases lately?
(photo from marthastewart.com)
That is too cute with the buttons!
Great post! Very inspiring! I like using natural objects to fill a vase – polished stones, of course, but also things like lentils or assorted dried beans. Natural color and pop — and often inexpensive.
Great idea!
That is what you called labor of love.Thanks for this inspiration.
-Aubrey
I love the buttons… how gorgeous! I am a fan!