I was just about to go to bed when I checked my email from Martha...and I was in heaven! Just a few days ago I was searching endlessly for beautiful and interesting ways to display Easter/Spring arrangements with not much luck! I really wanted to find something other than your typical flowers in a vase. Now at nearly 1:30am when I should be nestled in my warm bed...I find these gorgeous pictures with some clever ideas! To get the "how to" on some of these ideas, go to: http://www.marthastewart.com/ and search for Everything Easter.
A gorgeous combination of tulips and pussywillows.
A gorgeous combination of tulips and pussywillows.
How simple and beautiful, but these sweet egg votives do take some work...
See complete directions here.
A combination of tulips and daffodils in a nest makes for a charming centerpeice.
What every girl needs...fresh tulips by the gazillions
Country Living uses a decorative canister.
The silver plated vase is from Pottery Barn.
What about using a silver ice bucket to achieve this look?
Martha Stewart shows a natural idea for a spring arrangement! I would think that any log would do, all you'd need are the right tools to drill a hole at the top of your wood large enough for your display.Ooooooooooooo all these beautiful flowers! I won't see my tulips and daffodils until the first week of May : (
Come on April...let those showers bring the flowers!
Love this post. The first picture of the flowers in egg shells in the egg holder is lovely. I also love the egg shell candles!
ReplyDeleteOh Martha! These are beautiful pictures. I love the tulips!
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This is a beautiful post! I can't wait for spring!!!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to spring too-such pretty pics you shared!
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice blog-I love Ava's room.
thank you so much for visiting me and leaving a comment a few days ago. I love going to Summerside too-we are about an hour away. i love the new tearoom there. It really is a small world isn't it?
Take care,
Carolyn
p.s. you have a lovely family!