Happy Monday everyone! Well…I guess happy what’s left of
Monday everyone…I’m not complaining that Monday is almost finished!
I hope you all had fabulous weekends! Frank and I had a very
full weekend! Our weekend was full of crafts, family, visits with
friends, and Frank’s hockey game for the league he’s playing for. He won big
time which was very exciting! One thing I totally enjoyed about staying at my
parents’ house was NOT doing laundry, dishes, or cleaning! It was entirely
relaxing.
I was excited when it was time to come home, though. There’s
something about coming home to your very own bed. And…I could NOT wait to hang
up the bulletin board I made! If you missed my post about the burlap bulletin
board I did this weekend, you can see that {here}. Frank was actually the one
who volunteered to hang it up as soon as we got home…at 10pm mind you…I knew
right then that I married the right man! (Just kidding...but not really) I can’t wait to show you how it looks,
but I’m making you all wait for the final reveal of our re-decorated office
space. I promise I’ll hurry it up!
Anyway, is anyone else done with Winter? I am. Can we start
to count down the days to Spring yet? In the interest of looking forward to less
ice, warmer weather, greener grass, and new decorations…I thought I’d share
some of my brainstorms for Spring inspired decorating ideas and projects.
Enjoy!
I just love the greens and yellows of fresh Spring flowers, don't you?
In an apartment, I don't have access to fresh flowers all the time, so one way to decorate with green is to use very easy to take care of succulents. I've seen them at Walmart for only $3.50!
I'm usually not one to use the typical Spring decor like eggs and bunnies, but I love the idea of using an old-looking watering can as a vase that works either indoors or outdoors.
A trend I've been noticing on other decorating blogs and in decorating magazines is the combination of the recent obsession-worthy monograms with moss-- another way to use green!
And some inspiration for a wreath I'm making in the very near future...Some greens or flowers, easy to switch out with the changing of seasons, and a monogram. Simple but fresh and inviting.
What have you been brainstorming for Spring?
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