This bird nest was in the top of the large pine tree we cut down in our backyard (to make room for the addition). I love it. I would like to keep it if I could find a bell jar large enough for it.
I am a thrift store addict and found some great Easter treasures at our local thrift store. These 12 inch bunnies were $1 each. I took off the ugly ribbons on them and replaced them with more neutral colors. I also took the rabbit off the pole and cut a couple inches off of it. It is just the right height now.
This little moss and chicken wire bunny was also a buck.
These little bunnies were also 50 cents each. But the tags on the bottom say $2.50 from Pier One Imports.
I love spring time and new life. I especially love decorating with bird houses, nests and eggs.
HAPPY EASTER!!!!!!!!
hi Arlene~
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have! I love all you treasures. What AWESOME finds. I'm looking at your photos thinking, "This gal and I are kindred decorating spirits!" Your taste is very simlar to mine. So you can only imagine how much I am looking forward to seeing more fun finds and treasure from your home.
Have an amazing day, and stop by "too Blessed to Stress" what you get a chance!
Blessings, Emily
Wow, your upgrades on you home are wonderful. We also bought our current house 9 years ago. I saw the potential of what it could be...my husband saw "WORK". And work he has done. We added a 600 sq. ft. addition last year that included a new kitchen (not cheap by the way).
ReplyDeleteI also had him include a food storage room, which is my favorite part of the addition. We are currently re-configuring walls to change our home from a 1 bathroom (with only a shower, not even a tub) into a 2 bathroom home.
When this project is through I will be posting the finised product. I have already posted some the of the beginning photos.
I am glad I found your blog, we seem to have alot in common. I will be adding you to my favorite blogs, and I look forward to many more posts from you.
By the way, I live in western Washington so we are distant neighbors.
Sorry about such a long post, I will try to keep any future ones shorter
Your new blog friend,
Connie