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Tag: spring decor


this year’s easter grass

25
March

pleasure in simple things easter grass

For today’s Friday field trip, I am sharing a couple of this year’s Easter grass plantings. You know how I love to plant grass for Easter! No empty container is safe from my grass seed!

planted easter grass and nest pleasure in simple things blog

This year, I am loving these mint colored tin containers I found in Terrain’s clearance room! I particularly like the ones with the black rim and handles – so cute!  And, they pair so well with my candy stones!

easter grass pleasure in simple things with chocolate rocks

As an added benefit of the (wheat) grass plantings – my daughter and I have been trimming it and adding it to our smoothies!

planted easter grass pleasure in simple things blog

I thank you so very much for stopping by and wish you a very special and blessed weekend.

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Remember to take pleasure in simple things, Jackie xo

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nests and eggs for spring

15
March

nest and eggs pleasure in simple things blog

My last work assignment had me thinking about all things Western. Now that I am back from my trip to Texas, the only thing I can think about is spring in New England!

nests pleasure in simple things blog

Spring really has a jump on me this year! Easter is only 2 weeks away and I have not dyed one egg! I usually have tons done by now! Not only that, last Sunday I was an hour late to work because I had forgotten about the clock change!

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Today, I am grabbing all my found nests and eggs and plan to arrange them on my mantle as my tribute to the coming season. I love to decorate with natural materials and nests and eggs are definitely favorites of mine; right behind sea glass, shells, and driftwood!

robins eggs pleasure in simple things blog

A mantle full of nests and eggs is a great way to welcome spring into the house! If you don’t have a found collection, garden stores and craft stores have some great ones that look realistic that work just as well. Dyeing eggs (after removing the insides) in natural shades also look great in a natural looking arrangement. Remember to add some branches from the yard – unusual shapes look especially interesting!

single robins egg pleasure in simple things blog

I hope I have inspired you to create a tribute to spring in your home. Enjoy this special time of year!

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

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jonesing for spring

16
February

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The below zero temperatures here in Connecticut have caused me to have many day dreams about spring!

Terrain pots pleasure in simple things blog

I thought things might start looking a little like spring at Terrain (one of my fave stores) and, on a recent visit, I was not disappointed. The winter displays are starting to be replaced with some touches of the next season. Taking a little time to visit the store with a friend is not only inspiring, but a great way to forget about the winter blahs – if only for a short time!

candle at Terrain pleasure in simple things blog

Here are some favorite things from my visit!  Enjoy!

eggs at terrain pleasure in simple things blog

Terrain bird house pleasure in simple things blog

lanterns at Terrain pleasure

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

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