OK, so I’ve mentioned many times in the past month how much I have Spring Fever! If you follow me on any of my social media pages (which you absolutely should if you don’t already!) you have probably seen evidence of my spring fever decorating! This week, mother nature has brought me some spring! It it suppose to be in the 70’s all week and I could not be happier!
My sweet husband even brought me home these beautiful flowers and they have been gracing my kitchen table for over 2 weeks! Really, it’s the little things that make my heart go pitter patter.
I worked on some fun spring projects in March and I wanted to put them all in one post in case you missed them.
My Front door got a new look with a Natural Spring Wreath.
I also made an Indoor Spring Wreath with some burlap and a cute ceramic bird.
Staining my Farmhouse Table top a darker shade has been on my to do list for a while!
After the table was finished I decided it needed some fun Spring Decorating.
I also completed my Wood Plank Mantel Makeover just in time for some spring fun.
I do realize that Spring isn’t all about fun decorating and DIY projects but Spring Cleaning is also important!
Now that the weather is nice we have some plans for working in our yard. I love being outside but I don’t really have a green thumb. Although I love cutting the grass and tearing out weeds, I never know what flowers to plant when and where. I am trying to get better at this because I love flowers. We do have a huge outdoor paint project that I can definitely do and I’m looking forward to some woodworking projects!
How are you in the yard? I’d love some great advice for planting in the Upstate of South Caroline! So, leave your comments if you have any great links and ideas to share!
I just found your blig…So glad I did! I love all your Spring decorating. Do you do anything special to your fresh flowers to make them last so long? I am looking forward to adding your blog to list 🙂
Have a blessed afternoon,
~Sherri
I’m so glad you found me! I read years ago a great tip from Martha Stewart to help keep fresh flowers looking great longer and it has always worked well. She said that when you bring your flowers home, fill the sink with enough cold water to submerge the bottom of the stems, then snip off the bottom at an angle. If my flowers look like they may not last past a week, I will do another snip just like before. Hope this helps ~Sonya
Great – Thanks for sharing 🙂
Love your spring home Sonya !!! Very warm and cozy.
Sheila
Thanks so much!
It’s going to reach the 60’s here in NJ today! I don’t have a green thumb either but I do get excited about planting things this time of year! All your spring inspiration photos are beautiful. Thanks for stopping by to comment on my home office post at Marty’s blog! Enjoy the rest of your week!
-Shelley
Thanks Shelley, loved your room!
I know how you feel, I don’t have a green thumb either, both my mom and dad did!
I followed you on Pinterest…have a great spring day!
LOVE your Spring projects! My kitchen table needs a makeover! Yours is perfect! Life to the full! Melissa