I know we will have more cold weather, perhaps even freezing weather, but after a day like today with warm temperatures, beautiful sunshine, I just have to have some dashes of spring color.The basket on the front door holds Forsythia, fern and Ivy and says 'Welcome, please come in."
A big red bird is in the nest on the column.
A pitcher of Forsythia graces a chest in the music-garden-reading room. This room has containers of seed, gardening books and catalogs, magazines, keyboard(piano-organ), a comfortable toile chair, a rockingchair and a faux brick floor. I've written the instructions for painting the floor in a later posting.
I like bunnies inside and out and I have all kinds and sizes. I just don't think you can have too many!
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Betty, your basket on your front door is so elegant and very welcoming! The yellow is perfect for spring. Your garden-music room sounds so cozy and your table arrangement is lovely. I agree, you can never have two many bunnies!
Kelli
Ooo, I too, love bunnies. To me, they are the animal of spring, and I'm ready for spring! I love your front door decorations, very welcoming.
That yellow looks soooo lovely! Can you tell I'm anxious for spring?? The bunny is adorable.
Betty,
Your spring decor is so welcoming. I also love bunnies and have quite the collection which I'll share in a future post!
Thanks for your prayers for my Grandpa. I truly appreciate them.
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Oh my- the forsythia is stunning Betty. Sadly l had to dig mine out of the front garden last year to make way for the driveway we are building. :( l was quite sad about that at the time- still am.
I love the basket on your door- so charming.
As for the bunny rabbits- well, l used to love collecting them myself in America. We had pet rabbits for the children so they hold a special place in my heart too.
Bests
I love the sound of your music-garden-reading room. I could enjoy myself in there!
Is it a common thing to decorate doors etc for the changing of seasons? I remember when I was on a pw email list, some of the ladies would talk about decorations for seasons etc, too. It's not something we do in Australia - well not in my "circle" of friends and family. :) It sounds quite interesting though.
Very Pretty!!!
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Betty, I also love forsythia. Everything is very pretty and welcoming. I would love to sit on that porch!!
My dad loved forsythia. My mom would always keep a big vase of it indoors when it was in bloom. Pleasant memories......
Your door looks very pretty & welcoming!!
My forsythia is just starting to flower too, it's in the view through my french door out onto the garden... delightful.
Betty, I have been lurking around your blog for a few days now. I love all of your spring decorations. Congratulations on your 46 yrs of marriage. A big accomplishment today!
That's pretty! I do love that room and the beautiful white beadboard paneling and the sweet little octagonal window. You should also share a picture of the toile chair you recovered that sits in that room! I think I need to come out there and point out all the stuff you need to take pictures of to share on your blog. We'd be busy for days! LOL
I have always admired how you add the little touches that make such a difference in a room. It's a gift!
Love ya,
Amy
SO pretty!!!
So very pretty and welcoming!
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