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beauty in simplicity

May 15, 2018

hostas in a vase

A big garden isn’t needed to enjoy the outdoors in your home.

ferns on ferns

Pick a single flower or a single leaf or grab a sprig from shrub clippings.  Even the bad boys in the yard (enter dandelions in seed), can evoke a positive mood – creating the sense of fulfilled wishes or dreams yet to be – when displayed as a single bloom in a container!

white bleeding hearts in vase

If you don’t have a yard, just take a walk through the woods or a public park…heck, you can find a beautiful wildflower on the side of the throughway!

flowers in a teacup lilly of the valley

Then, display your little piece of the outdoors in a container.  No fancy or expensive vase is needed! Just look in your recycling bin or in your cupboards for some great ideas!  Any small vessel will do!  Examples include:  a tiny espresso cup, a teacup, a small milk pitcher, or a glass liquor ‘nip’ bottle or other small discarded bottle.

pansy in nip bottle

Just display this little piece of beauty in any room – in any little scrap of space where you will glance over at it and smile!

lilac with sea glass

The beauty and simplicity of a single flower or leaf is an instant mood lifter and is a great way to display the awesomeness of nature in your home.

flowers in a creamer

I hope I have inspired you to display little pieces of nature in your home!

bush in a vase

Thanks for stopping by!  Remember to take pleasure in simple things, Jackie

The containers in the order they appear:  sea urchin vase from Christmas Tree Shop ($1.99), discarded coconut vodka ‘nip’ bottle, 5 bud vase from Marshall’s ($2.99 in clearance aisle), teacup (a gift), discarded coconut vodka ‘nip’ bottle, found glass bottle, my creamer, sea urchin vase from Christmas Tree Shop.

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