I hope everyone is having a wonderful week so far. My days are still a little crazy and I'm really missing not having time to visit all your blogs. I promise as soon as things slow down I'll be checking out all your inspiration out there.
It's been beautiful here lately in the mid 70's and sunny. I decided to venture out in my garden for todays post and found these lovely white dahlias with just a hint of pink. I placed them in one of my enamelware pitchers on a cute little cabinet in my bathroom. I found the bottle with original label at the last flea market I went to. Don't you love it?.....this one's a keeper for sure. Enjoy! xoxo K.
I fell in love with Dahlias a couple of years when visiting my friend. She grows them huge!!! Yours look lovely in that pitcher!! Happy WW!!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are lovely in your white pitcher. I do love the astringent and deodorant bottle and the label is in great shape. Thanks for hosting each week.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sherry
Love that vintage bottle. The label really makes it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting White Wednesday. It's a favorite of mine!
O, I love your whites today.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting...:)
I have a feeling you are going to be able to answer the question I have on my whites today..:))
Your dahlias are beautiful! Wonderful in the enamelware on your cabinet! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteSherry
Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteHappy White Wednesday!
xoxo
Janie
The dahlia's are so pretty. Happy White Wednesday. hugs♥olive
ReplyDelete~**~LOVELY white vignette~*~*
ReplyDeleteO, thanks so much. Do you think rub on or vinyl would be best?
ReplyDeleteHaven't linked up in a while, so I'm excited to have some stuff to share.
ReplyDeleteYour vignette is perfection....thanks for hosting :)
LOVE your Dahlias! Funny how something so simple as the beauty of a flower can brighten up an entire room! My garden is still in sad shape! Been waiting for my oldest to help me gain some control over it. She is the one that has the nursery at Country Roads. Happy WW!!
ReplyDeleteTake care, Sue
Kathleen, another great post!
ReplyDeleteI love those old enamelware pitchers! They are the best for flowers!
ReplyDeleteHappy White Wednesday!
I really hate it when something is vintage and I can remember using it!! That makes me officially "OLD"!
ReplyDeleteI love those flowers -absolutely beautiful! Thank you for hosting another WW.
ReplyDelete-Danielle
Very sweet old bottle Kathleen!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like your days are still very busy. I hope things will slow down a little bit for you. Isn't the weather been wonderful. Love the sunshine! Hope you're selling lots at Monticellos right now!
Debbie
Beautiful Table Side Vignette ~ Love the Flowers in the White Pitcher.... btw - I had to do the linky thing twice, I only see one of the entries, I just hope I didnt mess anything up~
ReplyDeleteCheryl
I love your flowers in the jug! I love the jug!!
ReplyDeleteLove the whites! Hey...I used to love Lavoris...cinnamon flavored mouthwash! Does that make me vintage? lol Happy week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and pitcher!
ReplyDeleteAnd wow, Lavoris! That brings back memories!
What a lovely arrangement! I just love old apothecary bottles!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteI am Linking up with my Master Bedroom makeover! Thanks for visiting and for your kind comments! Love how the touches of black just make that vignette in your bathroom pop! So pretty!
Lisa
Hi Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting WW. Love the bottle with the original label. Like you said...that's a keeper!
Jane
Hi Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteI love, love Dahlias..such happy flowers..and I like the way you painted sections of the little table and left the other parts natural..very chic.
I'm so happy to be joining you today..looks like some wonderful posts to visit.
Please drop by when you have a moment.
Happy Day,
Stephanie ♥
The dahlias are beautiful.They make me smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting White Wednesday!
Annette
Beautiful Dahlias! Love those old bottles too! Thanks so much for the best party of the week, Kathleen! Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteHello! Love the whites today -- dahlias are among my favorite blossoms, and yours are particularly scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteI have a twin to your enamelware pitcher -- mine has a matching bowl. However, they've been living outside for the past two years and have gotten a wee bit rusty and funky. I used to have them in a bathroom at our former house; got them 32 years ago from a friend's great grandmother when she was moving to Florida.
Love the shape of that pitcher; classic.
Cass
Sweet vignette...I especially love the little table!!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, thanks for hosting:))
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Europe, Biljana
Your vignette is charming! hence your blog name, right? Seriously, you did a great job of putting this one together.
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE,LOVE, LOVE your booth! I wouldn't mind my whole house looking just like your booth!!
Thank you for hosting WW...always a favorite of mine.
Debbie@houseatthelake
Hi Kathleen, Those flowers are very pretty, they look good there. I love the bottles too. Thanks for hosting. Happy White Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThe Swedish Room
Your old bottles are fabulous! Nice display!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and found this while blog hopping! So many beatiful items here.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Oh, your flowers are beautiful and they look perfect in the pitcher with your other treasures. This is my first White Wednesday. I know I took a non-traditional approach, but when I saw that white light in my pictures it just seemed to fit. Next time I will look for some white "things"!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen! Happy WW to you, friend! I'm now obsessing over your adorable vintage bottle! So cool! And the vignette you created is so very pretty! :) Hope you had a great day!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie@heavens-walk
Hi Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you at Leah's today :o)
-Sylvi
Kathleen
ReplyDeleteLovely post girlie everything is so very pretty and inviting. I hope that ou are having such a super week!! Thank you again for being such a wonderful hostess.
Happy White Wednesday
xo
Kate
Dinner plate dahlias are something to see. I tried to raise some a few years back ala Martha, but Texas doesn't have the best record for 'em!
ReplyDeleteGood gosharover...how long has Lavoris been in business?
Debbie
Thank you for hosting the WW linky list! It is fun to participate. I'm following your blog and have added you to my bloglist.
ReplyDeleteJust yummy.
ReplyDeleteWarm blessings,
Spencer
OMGoodness, your blog is just beautiful !
ReplyDeleteI LoVe all the inspiring snapshots,
and your dahlias are lovely.
I have tree dahlias in my cottage garden,
already 5' tall but they will not be blooming
until October.