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Spring Inside the House

Our weather man hasn't looked at the calendar I guess! Doesn't he know it's Spring??   It's 46 degrees today and overcast!  I so want it to warm up some.  I guess if the weather outside won't cooperate, we can just go about tweaking the inside so it looks like Spring. I know it won't be long until we're complaining about it being so hot, so I'll enjoy whatever we have.  Here are a few spots of Spring at Shadymont.  I know you have seen some of these before, but maybe some of you haven't.  



This sits on the coffee table in the family room.  The tote came from Michael's a year or so ago.

I love this box with the rabbits on it.  I believe it is from Michael's also.  



I added this small book underneath the cloche with the bird and flower.  I think it adds interest, and it is the perfect color.


I found these sweet birds at the Dollar Tree.

I went through a bunch of my decor bins earlier this week, and came across this chalk pear and apple.  I had been wondering where they were.  I'm thinking I might paint them white.  They have a green tint now.



The apple is peeping from the sewing machine drawer.  I added a couple of items to the drawer to fill it more.



I added these two tiny pink roses to this cloche with the larger white rose.  I found the small ones at a thrift shop, and the large one is from a friend.



This is printed off the computer.  I think from the Graphics Fairy.  I had the silver frame already.  I placed it with the other aqua items in the family room.  I love the way it looks!



Here's the Easter/Spring mantel.



I love the pastels of Spring.  They are so soothing!

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  1. Pastels and Spring colors are so beautiful and especially after a long winter! That's a great idea with the roses under the glass cake server!...:)JP

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  2. Hi Kathy, Fun to see your touches of spring color. It is dreary and cool today. All my Easter decor is packed already so I am especially enjoying yours. Have a nice weekend.

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  3. You are so ready Kathy! Such wonderful vignettes!

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  4. Hi Kathy! Oh, everything is so sweet and Springy! I have that same little tool box and I spray painted my trying to cover up the "Spring"! I love what you've placed in it. The cloche with the little Prayer of Jabez book looks so pretty. Love the idea of placing a tiny little book in there. I have that little book somewhere too!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  5. You are definitely ready for spring! I wish the weather would get the memo too. :o)

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  6. What a wonderful Spring outlook Kathy! Love the little bunny box too.
    We have reverted back to snow again :o(
    Rose H
    x

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  7. I love all of your pretty spring vingettes. Nothing like Bunnies and eggs and pretty boxes to brighten our days!

    hugs
    Sissie

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  8. You are at it again, girl! Seems like you were just posting your valentine decorations! You inspire me...I think I may try to do my big cloche like yours with the little book in it (I just need to find a little book!). I love that "Spring" tote, too, I think it's perfect for a coffee table.

    We were sunny today and that's good enough for me! :)

    XO,
    Jane

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  9. Very pretty and Spring-y !!! Love the little graphic that you framed, nice touch.......also the little book in the cloche....

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  10. p.s.....we had a blizzard last night and this morning.....where is that groundhog now???

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  11. Your spring decor is charming, love your bunny box!

    Happy Easter!

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  12. Your white tote looks a little like mine. Love that little pastel bunny waving in the last shot. Adorable. You have really been creating some pretty looks for Spring!
    Liz

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  13. I think it's a good idea to take spring into the living room as it's too cold for it to stay outside. I know that spring is waiting for the sun like me! :-)

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  14. I love the spring touches you've added to your home. Like you, I am yearning for warmer temperatures - there is still snow on the ground here and it's cold!

    Thanks so much for joining in this week.

    xo
    Claudia

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  15. The colors you have used are so soft and pretty! I am now following your blog from MHC :-)

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  16. Such lovely vignettes! I have a copy of the Prayer of Jabez too.

    Big Hugs,
    Susan and Bentley

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  17. Love that sweet bunny box, and all your cloche vignettes! I'm loving the pastels. And I can't stop tweaking things for spring! Hope you get your nice weather back soon! So nice to know you stopped by for a visit! Happy Easter!

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  18. Such sweet Easter decorations! Life to the full, Melissa @ DaisyMaeBelle

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  19. Lots of pretty Easter decor. :-) Wishing you a very happy Easter.

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  20. I love all your touches of spring, Kathy! You have so many pretty cloches and you've arranged them with such flair. I hope you have a wonderful Easter! (And that the warm weather gets here eventually....)

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