This shelf was previously in cobalt blue and white with wine accents! The white coffee pot is part of a vintage set my mom used to have. It's the only piece that survived when our home burned. The large charger was a gift from a friend as it went so well with the kitchen I had at the time. The print only cost me a dollar at a flea mart.
I wasn't sure what I would do, just started grabbing pieces! I bought the flowers because I loved the spring color of new green; had no idea where I'd use them.
Some of these pieces I forgot I even had. I do love how my nesting hen looks!
My take on a cloche! I couldn't find anything to use.
Then I found the tall glass vase and just went for it. I love how the rose carved piece from Avon matches my new bedroom color. I thought I'd have to store these pieces. I found it as well as the decanter and cup and saucer at different thrift stores.
Imagine my surprise, after I finished these pictures and I found my crystal domed cake plate as well as a small glass container that would have been perfect. But the moment had passed and I had to get back to painting my bedroom furniture. Oh well, maybe I'll add a more complete and thought out one when I finish the bedroom. Thanks for stopping by and sharing my touch of spring! Have a great weekend!
~Bee~
I'm linked to these parties:
Open House Party @ No Minimalist Here
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Saturday Night Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
White Wednesday @ Faded Charm
Creative Bloggers Party @ Homemaker on a Dime
Looks like you had a lot of fun mixing things up for spring! I bet you were glad to take a break from painting!! I've seen shelves linked up to mantle parties. You don't have to be left out! LOL!! : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Brandi, lol! So what do you have planned now that you're back from your trip?
DeleteYou did a good job, I don't have a cloche but I do have a covered cake dish, I will definitely use that.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sherry! I will be checking over at your place to see what you come up with! : )
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and leaving such sweet words. It is so nice to meet you. I love your lovely spring mantle, I've got to figure out a way to create one for myself. I will do my best to get to your party on Tuesday, thanks so much for the invitation.
Big hugs,
Patti
Hi Patti and you are welcome. I look forward to seeing what you use for a mantle; maybe the top of a dresser? Will see you Tuesday!
DeleteI think you did a wonderful job! I love the green pieces you have!
ReplyDeleteHi and welcome! Thanks so much for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment. I love finding those old Avon pieces! I couldn't believe it when I found the liquer decanter that matched so well for not being from Avon. Heading over to check out your blog.
DeleteYou are so clever to create your own cloche, I might just borrow that idea, so clever! Everything looks so fresh and spring like, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome Paulette and thank you for your kind words. I can't wait to see what you come up with. : )
DeleteHello, Thanks for joining us at Cap Creations. I love your nesting hen too! It's great! And the floral plate!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Your blog is lovely. My nesting hen is one of my prize thrift finds from years ago, $1.59!
DeleteWork with what you have, right?! I adore the milk glass hen....
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