I have to give a big shout out to Shirley at Housepitality Designs blog.
Housepitality Designs She has a gorgeous blog and I love everything she does. Recently she created a dish garden and I wanted to do one too. I had to wait though til I could find some bulb plants! Our grocery store finally got some in so I grabbed them. I created a new vignette on the coffee table. I am SO antsy for Spring! I brought out some nests and birds for the vignette.
This is the cache pot I wanted to use for my dish garden. I lined the cache pit with a plastic bag then added the pots and surrounded them with moss.
I used 2 hyacinths and a pretty orange tulip. Then I added a twiggy nest too!
This nest rests on a brass candle stick.
My pagoda lantern is also brass and I love the beautiful metals!
This combination of blue and white with the pretty brass just makes me happy. I am so glad brass has come back!
A little blue bird has landed here too! OH! and since I took these pics I have ironed the napkins that I am using as a runner:)
A blue LED candle is in the lantern and looks so pretty at night.
The hyacinths smell SOOOO good!
I remembered this little bird too so added him.
Thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you are having a good week.
XO, Pinky
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TUESDAYS AT OUR HOME
Between Naps on the Porch – Tablescape Thursday
Simply beautiful ! Pinning.
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So pretty, Pinky. Love the blue and white, along with the pop of orange. Certainly looks like spring, especially with the sweet birds and their nest. Also, love your lantern - it is a treasure.
ReplyDeleteHope you are seeing spring weather. Have a great week!
Very pretty and so spring like. The sweet birds are a darling addition. xo
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Pinky! Love the colors you have chosen, especially that orange with the blue (great color combination ~ Go Gators!) .... I can smell the hyacinths!! ... Another beautiful table vignette Pinky!
ReplyDeleteso pretty, I love working with live bulbs. you've combined lovely elements for a beautiful Spring vignette!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty and just speaks to Spring-time! So, the pretty plants are still in their original pots and not actually planted in your cache pot? That's a great idea!
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