I've been working on a new blog banner. If you arrived here yesterday, this is what you saw.
Today, I worked on the final blog banner. Funny how they are so, different.
OK, which one do you like? Eeeny, Meany...I can't decide.
Hope you are having a fantastic week.
xxx Liz
3.29.2012
3.26.2012
Weep No More::
I never thought I would blog about a tree but, this one stopped me in my tracks on Friday afternoon. The owner laughed as I asked for permission to photograph it. " Go ahead isn't it beautiful?" she, exclaimed. The tree is a Weeping Japanese Cherry tree. I was so taken back, as I stood underneath it's beautiful limbs. Every flower was just perfect and oh, so pretty.
Hope you are having a great Monday! Another work week for me till, Easter break.
Thanks for all your sweet comments on the previous post. Yes, that's only a quarter of my milk glass collection. It keeps on growing like that tree :)
xxx Liz
Hope you are having a great Monday! Another work week for me till, Easter break.
Thanks for all your sweet comments on the previous post. Yes, that's only a quarter of my milk glass collection. It keeps on growing like that tree :)
xxx Liz
Labels:
Japanese Cherry Tree,
Spring
3.25.2012
Hostess With The Mostess Event::
For those who couldn't attend yesterday's event at HiHoHome in Gardiner, NY. Here is my vintage buffet set up using lots of white.
Here's an idea using a vintage train case. Fill it up with your favorite liquors, glasses, lemon wedges, limes, linens, swizzle sticks. Easy for a picnic or buffet. My make shift bar will be sure to please. Cheers!
Bring the outside in. Sure enough, that's exactly what I did using this bird feeder. Added, some glasses and there you go.
On a budget? I used dried hydrangeas that I had on hand. Simple, yet still lovely.
Kudos, to Heidi at HiHoHome Market.
We are all Hostesses with the Mostesses :)
Have a great Sunday!
Thanks for stopping by,
xxx Liz
Here's an idea using a vintage train case. Fill it up with your favorite liquors, glasses, lemon wedges, limes, linens, swizzle sticks. Easy for a picnic or buffet. My make shift bar will be sure to please. Cheers!
Bring the outside in. Sure enough, that's exactly what I did using this bird feeder. Added, some glasses and there you go.
On a budget? I used dried hydrangeas that I had on hand. Simple, yet still lovely.
Kudos, to Heidi at HiHoHome Market.
We are all Hostesses with the Mostesses :)
Have a great Sunday!
Thanks for stopping by,
xxx Liz
Labels:
HiHoHome,
Hostess with the Mostess,
LizlovesVintage,
Spring
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