A SPRING INSPIRED FLOWER ARRANGEMENT FOR EASTER
Are you as excited to celebrate spring as I am?
The weather here has been so beautiful lately, we are {finally} outside
in the morning with our coffee and at lunch time for a quick salad.
The garden is starting to come back to life,
and every time a flower lifts its pretty head
and says "hello! I'm here!" it makes me so happy.
Antique Hand Woven Splint Basket
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For this little "drinks" table setting in the garden
I layered a small circular table with an antique French sheet
and gathered some of my favorite antique French pieces for the rest.
What could be better for a spring or Easter table?
The flowers are simply arranged in an antique French enamelware pitcher.
They are all my spring favorites:
tulips, freesia, wax flowers and statice.
Yours too?
Antique Hand Painted French Enameled Pitcher
Keeping the flowers all to one color family always works.
The tulips are such a beautiful color, aren't they?
And those freesia smell heavenly.
Using French Country antiques in the garden
is always a pretty idea.
Our Country Gardener Tea Towels {using as napkins!} with their charming design
of rabbits, wheel barrows, watering cans, cabbages
and seedlings add an amusing touch.
This arrangement is one everyone can do.
I cut almost all the flowers the same length
and let the tulips go where they wanted.
{not that there is a choice!}
I hope that as you are planning your family's Easter
you will pick up a little bundle or two of fresh flowers
and arrange them to your liking
flowers make everything more beautiful!
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Jean Van
April 18, 2019
Hello, Lidy,
Lovely photo’s of all your flower’s so enjoy and I want to wish you and your family a very Happy Easter.
Also so sad about the C. Church We saw in PARIS year’s ago when we were there on vacation just breath taking. Thank goodness they saved a lot and it will be beautiful again~~~~~~~~~~~Have a good week~
Bonjour, Jean~~~~~~~