Simple Southwest Style Master Bedroom Christmas
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- I'm a mother of one "out-of-college" daughter, inheritor of one cat,a dog and four chickens, full time medical secretary, gardener, painter of furniture, fixer-upper and handy woman around my house, passionate about decorating, lover of flea markets and yard sales, restorer of old things, but most importantly, a daughter of God. Blogging is a way to journal and share my life, passions, and journey with anyone interested enough to follow along.
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14 comments:
Beautiful photographs! My den can be a bit dark also, so I love the afternoon sun streaming in the windows! Have a great weekend!
You did a great job lighting up your room with such beautiful flowers, yellow it's always perfect, I have my walls painted pale yellow and when there's even a little sun, boy, the whole house lightens up! I love the idea of flowers to brighten up a sad wheather day.
FABBY
The forsythia are beautiful, they look very real but your cross stitch sampler is really fabulous. Must have taken you a lot of time to finish it...Christine
The shadows created is absolutely beautiful. I thought the forsythia was real. Looks great! And that sampler is lovely. I used to stitch big projects, but now stick with simpler things as my patience wears thin when something takes forever to complete. :/ Hope you are having a great weekend. Tammy
Love that cross-stitch! How long did it take to complete? XoL
I wouldn't have known that they were faux if you hadn't said it. It's beautiful. I happen to love the way the sun plays on top of things too.
Sometimes the warm light of early morning or early evening just makes you sigh. There's so much beauty in the long shadows.
Go out and cut some Forsythia, bring it in and put it in a vase of water. It will be blooming before you know it!
I think we could all use some flowers about now!
It's been a LOOOONG winter in the US!
Hugs, Diane
Great shadow captures, the early evening light is so soft at this time of year.
My forsythia has blossomed and faded already but the fruit trees and ornamental cherry tree are just coming into flower now.
I love to watch the garden evolve in spring.
Great photos...I love when pictures catch the sunlight coming in a room. Very, very pretty.
Send some of that sunshine north.
Beautiful. It is lovely how the sun comes into the house. Lovely sampler.
Frosythia - real or faux - bring Spring to our home. Thanks so much for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
I am catching up on blog reading you have been so busy since I last called by. I am impressed with the make over in the most recent post, I bet your daughter changes her mind when she sees it! As for your forsythia I thought it was real, it certainly looks just as good as the vase I have indoors at the moment.
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