vintage style, cottage living, home cooking
Today, I wanted to show you how you can have a simple Mother’s Day Tea for the Moms in your life. You don’t have to go to a lot of work or preparation. Make it simple and enjoy the time with your Mom-because, really that is what it is all about, right?
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Well, I have this tip. that will help you solve dusty, dirty, real houseplants. So easy, your kids could do it, too!!
A lot of you have a laundry room. I think that is so awesome. But, for me I have a laundry “closet”. Do you have a laundry closet, too??
I thought since I have to do laundry in a “closet”, I might as well like it. Good idea, right??
I truly love these doors. You would be surprised at how much sound they block out. The doors look so happy with a wall pocket full off pink flowers in hopes of an early Spring.
When I organized my laundry “closet” I found empty boxes and covered them with fabric. For labels I used my cardboard chalkboards.
The box is a great spot for stain remover, extra detergent and fabric softener.
I made these mod podge birdies when I had first started a blog. I mod podged vintage book pages on 2-8×10 canvases. Then using a stencil, added my birdies. They fit perfectly here, don’t they??
Here is another view of the “closet”. I love the added touch of the candlesticks and the vintage scrapbook paper banner. The dryer is covered with a doily made by my grandma. It keeps the dryer from being scratched when I set a laundry basket or other things on top of it.
This makes me smile every time I open the doors. Even if I am doing laundry.
Do you have a laundry closet? Have you made it a place that makes you smile? I would love to hear about it.
Thanks for letting me share what I love to do. I am so glad you stopped by today!
Make it a wonderful Wednesday!
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On Thursday, my cute friend Barbara and I ventured to the Floral Market. From that visit I thought I would share my visit to the floral market with a few floral tips. Barbara is hosting an outdoor bridal shower today and wanted fresh flowers for her tablescapes and centerpieces. I can never resist a visit to the floral market and Spring blossoms, so off we went!
*This blog post was updated October 2025.
A tip for floral market newbies: You will be walking into a refrigerator. A refrigerator so cold you will need a coat. Really, you will. It is c-o-l-d where the flowers are stored. As we walked in, these lovely roses caught our eye.
