I saw a version of this rustic chandelier on Pinterest and wanted to make a candle version to hang outside for an upcoming party. So off to my hoard of scrap wood to see what I could come up with.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Randomness
The weather was so nice this past weekend that I grabbed the camera one afternoon and just took some random shots. I love living in the country...even though I complain sometimes about the drive in and out of town. The complaint is short-lived once I'm home and remember why it is we live here.
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JENNIFER RIZZO
HOME STORIES A TO Z
FROM MY FRONT PORCH TO YOURS
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Our fire pit area with makeshift benches of pallets and 2x4s and the old one my daughter made from logs and a pine board
The wood pile and old tub with our roasting sticks.
The old tree stump that once grew on the other side of the pond, died, fell, and floated to this side. I love the way it's weathered.
Getting close to sunset.
An old, orange cylinder...love the color and graphics.
My frog statue, just hanging out behind the shed until he can sit by the pond again next spring.
Shutters with star cut-outs, jelly jar porch lights, and a corrugated metal flag on the shed.
And, last but not least, with the last of the sunlight, milkweed blooms, ready to fly.
I hope you enjoyed the randomness of this post. I appreciate your stopping by and God bless!
Angie
THE STYLE SISTERS
JENNIFER RIZZO
HOME STORIES A TO Z
FROM MY FRONT PORCH TO YOURS
HAVE A DAILY CUP OF MRS. OLSON
COASTAL CHARM'S NIFTY THRIFTY TUESDAY
STONEGABLE
UNDER THE TABLE AND DREAMING
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Memorial Day Tablescape
I love anything red, white, and blue. Make it a holiday where I get to decorate using those colors and it's just the icing on the cake for me. I store my linens and decor in totes based on holiday or color themes. So, yesterday afternoon, I pulled out my red, white, and blue tote and put together this Memorial Day tablescape.
Gosh, it's pretty ;)
I guess I'm still in a beach frame of mind since our vacation so I pulled out my enamelware lobster plates for the place settings.
Added a blue and white cloth napkin and the mason jars that I painted (idea found here) and the table was set.
I purchased the buntings from Old Time Pottery many years ago. I dreamed of using them on my front porch. I didn't quite think it through when I bought them because our front porch has arches and hanging the buntings in the arches just looked wonky. More like pathetic. No matter because I found another use for them yesterday.
The last thing I added were some flowers to my metal tool box. Did you know red geraniums are the most popular color? I didn't either. I took me going to three stores to find red. I was obviously behind the holiday-weekend-planting-crowd. I used two red geraniums, two white wave petunias, and one blue lobelia. One lobelia because it was the ONLY blue plant left. Yep, behind the crowd.
Thanks for stopping by and God bless!
Angie
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THE STYLE SISTERS
STONEGABLE
UNDER THE TABLE AND DREAMING
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