Hey my friends!
Spring is definitely in the air around our "neck of the woods" ;)
I have had that spring fever lately,
you know, to create, fluff the nest, move things around a bit.
However, with homeschool and job deadlines,
it's hard to get projects done, so I did some simple fluffing.
Spring is definitely in the air around our "neck of the woods" ;)
I have had that spring fever lately,
you know, to create, fluff the nest, move things around a bit.
However, with homeschool and job deadlines,
it's hard to get projects done, so I did some simple fluffing.
I found this old door at a local shop of my friend Suzanne's.
She has some great old, chippy pieces with unique character.
I just couldn't pass up this door with such a vintage feel.
The patina is fabulous.
With wood and white peeking from under the glorious green.
I so wish I could grow my own hydrangeas.
I'm going to try again this spring. Until then, I use the "pretend" kind :)
If you are new around here, you can check out how
we have used another old door as a headboard in
"Tour Our Farmhouse", on the sidebar.
Last weekend we had beautiful weather,
and I did get to plant a little herb garden.
Maybe I can share that with you soon.
What about you, any gardening going on around your place?
I'm joining Good Life Wednesdays with Sarah
and
White Wednesday with Kathleen.
Thanks for hosting each week, ladies :)
And thanks to all of you for stopping in to visit.
I appreciate your sweet comments and enjoy being part of your day ;)
I hope you have a wonderful week.
Blessings
Becky C
I love it! I just recently found an old door in our chicken coop and brought it in. It is a great way to add a touch of whimsy to any room. I hope you have a great day!
ReplyDelete~Dan~
Major cuteness!!
ReplyDeletem ^..^
Hey La girl...I too call Louisiana "home", but now live in Alabama! I really like your blog...We have similar interests in decorating! Old door knobs, chippy doors, rusty fences just call out to me. so, what part of La do you call home??? Please visit me at my blog thecrankyqueen.blogspot.com Follow and leave a comment...thanx so much...I am going to be one of your follower andpass on to other blog friends. Tiff
ReplyDeleteStunning photos!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love the chippy paint on it. You do find the best things!! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteI love your style and photography skills!! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteSherry
I like the door to, I have several thru out my home and in my yard they add so much to decorating. Cool score. Hugs Mary
ReplyDeleteLove the old door and the numbered buckets. I too have an old door in my guest room. It has a special place in my heart because it was the front door from my parents old homeplace. I plan on sharing it in a post in the futue. Love your home and love reading your posts. Have a blessed day.
ReplyDeleteLove your new door Becky, and the way you pulled it all together! I definitely have spring fever too and need to dump my dead plants (thanks to the freezing temps a few weeks back). I'll wait a few more weeks though just to be safe.
ReplyDeletexo~
T
just tripped across your blog this morning, and now i am having to peel myself away! i see some fabulous ideas. let's just say that i am inspired. can't wait to come back and see more:)
ReplyDeleteYummy door! Oh my... I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteDonna
I love that door!! I love doors! And I probably have way too many! ha
ReplyDeleteStill cold here in Colorado, but I did hear some birds this morning when I was feeding the chickens!!!
It's getting closer!!!
I am IN LOVE Becky with that door!! Fabulous find, I wouldn't have been able to pass that up either!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
sincerely,
Melinda
love your find! the colors of the door are yummy -love how you decorated...
ReplyDeleteKaren
That's a great new door, Beck. And your photography is always a pleasure to look at.
ReplyDeleteOkay, you know I am melting a little right now, don't you? I LOVE that door and that bit of green showing through is exactly what you said, "glorious". Girl, you do great with your photos. Maybe you can teach me a thing or two or three or ten...
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOVE your door!!!What personality it has:)
ReplyDelete~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
So pretty! Definitely gets me intro a spring frame of mind!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
This door is simply stunning, shape and color!!
ReplyDeleteIt's time that I'm looking for some like this, but here it's impossible to find a siple wood door ...
Here is still too cold to start gardening, but I'm thinking to reproduce hortensias and roses :)
Have a nice day my darling!
Silvia
I love that door and the way you have it displayed is gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing your herb garden!!! ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteThat door is one of the most fabulous things I've seen in awhile! Just delicious!
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE the door ~ wow. Wish it was spring here ~ we're waiting for another ice storm ~ oh well....soon....;-)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I LOVE that door! Everything looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh Becky your "new" door is gorgeous! I love it leaning up against the wall surrounded by pretties. It just looks so fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThat is one pretty door. So jealous of that find!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful door Becky, it does have the perfect worm look with the colors! Great find and I love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage door! I wish I had more room to display stuff like you!
ReplyDeleteMy yard is coming to life….the daffodils are blooming and seeds are germinating in my greenhouse.
Crushin' on that door! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat door rocks! The patina is stunning, one of the best I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteNo planting for me unfortunately - the weather here in Virginia has been so up and down of late and still too much frost. Roll on Spring!
HA! I WISH I was doing some gardening, Becky! lol! My garden is still buried under a foot of snow. AGHHHH!!!!! I love your door, your hydrangeas, and that photo of looking at your door through the doorway is exquisite!!! :) Happy WW to you!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
No gardening going on around here....
ReplyDeleteJust snow shoveling.
Awesome door!
Gorgeous door Becky...love love love it! ~Deb~
ReplyDeleteThat is a great great door Becky! How lucky you were to discover that! :)) Have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lara
love everything about this post. I am a hydrangea fan too. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos~ That door is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
And you fluff so prettily! Love old doors. I have up one once; wish I hadn't.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi Becky, Just found and now following your beautiful blog! I'm so in love with that beautiful chippy door...the patina is just gorgeous! What a wonderful find!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great weekend!
Sincerely,
Debbie
I love the look of your blog. Your rearranging is beautiful. The old doors are perfect. I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your beautiful blog and signed right up to follow. I'm IN LOVE with that green door. It's shabby scrumptious!!! Looking forward to perusing through your posts. Come say hi over at "A Shabby Moment in Time". Love to get to know you.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Karen
I LOVE that door, Becky! I looked for doors, windows, and shutters on my treasure hunt last weekend and found none... NONE. I was so bummed. The patina on your door is fabulous... beautiful... lucky! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful weekend, my friend!
xoxo,
Jo
p.s. Thank you so much for your sweet words of encouragement on my mention in FMS, Becky. I appreciated it so much. :)
Your photos are just gorgeous!!!! I love the old door--it has so much character.
ReplyDeleteI would love to grow hydrangeas but I fear our weather out here at the edge of town would be too harsh for them. No gardening here for me as we still have snow on the ground and below freezing temps.
that door is fabulous! We have an old door on our playhouse and I just love it so much.
ReplyDeleteHi Becky
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous, nothing like an old door to get my attention!
Spring has not sprung around here yet... I am so ready for it
Blessings
Rebecca
I love the door. What an adorable blog!! Cant wait toi see more.
ReplyDeleteTake Care ,
Jackie
Vintage Begonia
Just discovered your blog. Wonderful. Beautiful. Looking forward to more.
ReplyDeleteGosh that is a beautiful door, such a pretty color. What a great find Becky :)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!! Just found your blog today!!
ReplyDeleteperfect spot for it Becky!! love it........looks so great.
ReplyDeletexo+blessings,
Anne Marie
Hi Becky, I'm Becky too! Or, you can call me Becca.:-) I found your blog and really love your style. Funny, I just did a post on some of my burlap pieces, and I think that's why your blog name stood out. Also, my post before that was about hydrangeas too, and how I can't grow them in my garden where I live either, so I enjoy the fake ones or the occasional one from the grocery store that my hubby brings home.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, and I'm also going to put you on my side bar.
Enjoy your day :-)
I wouldn't have been able to pass up that door either!
ReplyDeleteLooks great,
Judy
Hi Becky!
ReplyDeleteLove your decorating style. I too love hydrangeas and just moved to Louisiana about eight months ago. I am hoping to be able to grow some. I will neeed to check the PH of the soil as well as find some good shady ground. While they do love sun, they don't like a lot of it.
I plan on growing an herb garden as well as a veggie garden. Would love to see what you have decided to plant.
I love that door too! Great patina. I wish Spring was here in Colorado but I think we are getting snow again tomorrow.Your photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteShawNa~
Love your Blog..............lots of ideas that I just love.
ReplyDeleteCarol
freshlinenscottonandlace.blogspot.com
Your chippy door is AMAZING!!! LOVE it!! Hugs,Rachel
ReplyDeleteFrench Farmhouse 425
You have a beautiful blog! Isn't it wonderful that we can all share ideas and look at each others blogs? Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Becky! I am new to your blog and love it. This post...well I am in love with this doors, and the numbered buckets, and the lavender...actually I love everything about it. Can't wait to read more.
ReplyDeleteAngie @ Linen + Verbena