image: MarthaStewart.com
It's been a busy, busy day today, but I wanted to make sure I shared with everyone the beautiful photos I received from a couple of lovely readers who decided to partake in my little no fuss flowers project. I hope you find their creations as clever and inspiring as I do. Oh...and I decided to give it a try myself and have included a couple of those photos as well...enjoy.
Cindy of Quaint Handmade always has something wonderfully creative to offer and her flower arrangements don't disappoint. I love how simple yet distinctive each one is.
I love her tea tin and filled with fresh herbs
Lovely bottles. See more photos in Cindy's flickr stream
Reader Tissy took a different approach and shared special corners of her garden that incorporate vintage and found objects–love it!
An antique baby crib now cradling wild strawberry-so cute!
impatiens planted in a darling vintage bucket
And here, dear readers, are my little creations...
I filled my beloved enamelware matches holder from the Paris flea market with snips from my garden.
Pieces from my mini milk glass collection dressed up with some of our hydrangeas.
I had so much fun brainstorming for this project and hope we have inspired a few of you to find some hidden treasures that perhaps you can repurpose to show off some sweet Spring blooms. Be sure to check out this article which elaborates on unusual flower-ready vessels. (Thanks again for sharing this article with me Cindy!)
Have a fabulous weekend everyone and thank you for your generous and thoughtful comments this week. Your visits and notes fill me with joy.
Oh my gosh, I love your milk glass collection and that picture is beautiful. My two favs in one picture: hydrangeas and white containers!
ReplyDeletehi suzanne - all of the photos are great and especially love the bed + your photo with your milk glass collection. so pretty.
ReplyDeleteit was a fun project and made me think about flower arranging beyond the flowers. i also posted about it.
These are all lovely! So creative and inspiring~ I am so sorry I didn't get my act together in time! Suzanne, you have an amazing eye and your shots are absolutely gorgeous! I love it!
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Melissa
Hi Suzanne, I popped over from a mention of your blog on Simply Seleta. I love the hydrangea in milk glass, so simple and so perfect. At my old house I had white peonies and I used to love to put 1 or 2 blooms, with some wild indigo, in a cracked old Blue Willow teapot. I do miss that garden...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous post...Such a perfect way to start my week.
ReplyDeletejust beautiful!I love this-I added it to my flickr favourites : )
ReplyDeletebeautiful images - love the simple displays...just stunning!!!
ReplyDeletethe milk glass is so beautiful in that photo! i love the way it glows. and that martha shot - ugh! i kills me how she gets me every time. i wish i had known about the project earlier - i would have participated! that'll teach me not to visit your blog for a couple weeks :)
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