I know ...Spring? Who am I kidding? It's snowing outside right now as I'm typing. Maybe one day Spring will come, and when it does, you should try this really cute idea. It's from Southern Living Feb. 2010, which revamped their look a few months ago, and I'm really liking all the issues so far!
These two photos are so pretty. If you have woods or trees on your property you could even create your own bouquets.
Click on the image above for a larger version with the names of the flowers. From top left: star magnolia, saucer magnolia, yoshino flowering cherry, flowering quince, forsythia, and eastern redbud (You can get these
giant glass vases at vivaterra)
Click on each image above for a larger version of the instructions
This is a good idea- use strands of grapevine to support the stems. I like the look
Images via Southern Living Feb. 2010
You have read this article decorating with branches /
decorating with flowers /
glass bottles /
recycled glass /
spring decorating
with the title glass bottles. You can bookmark this page URL https://bellashabby.blogspot.com/2010/02/a-really-simple-gorgeous-way-to.html. Thanks!
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Stunning. two images above via Gemma Comas Photography
Beautiful photos from the talented Lara Rossignol. Check out her blog, Piewacket
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So beautiful - green!
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Isn't that chandelier with the greenery great? It'd be a great idea for a wedding outdoors in a tent or barn.
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These two photos are so pretty. If you have woods or trees on your property you could even create your own bouquets. 
Click on the image above for a larger version with the names of the flowers. From top left: star magnolia, saucer magnolia, yoshino flowering cherry, flowering quince, forsythia, and eastern redbud (You can get these giant glass vases at vivaterra)
Click on each image above for a larger version of the instructions
This is a good idea- use strands of grapevine to support the stems. I like the look
My favorite lunch is tomato, mozzarella, and basil on fresh bread. Rosemary focaccia is my fav, but since we didn't have any I just used Italian bread and sprinkled on some rosemary, course-ground salt, and olive oil. The tomato I was privileged enough to pick just a few minutes prior from my parent's garden. Above was yesterday's lunch.
This photo was inspired by Polly Wreford's STUNNING photo. My mom has a large and ever growing collection of glass bottles that we find in the woods behind one of the soybean fields. Whenever I'm walking back there I pick up a few and bring them back up to the house. They make great and interesting bud vases, and the flower gardens are bursting with zinnias which make for pretty arrangements.
Polly's work of art. You can see more of her work here.
Shakespeare goes from the page to the wall!
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