I was out working and decided to cut some and add them with some leaves that are turning color. I put them in a french galvanaized pitcher on the basket used as a coffee table in my living room. i like the added pop of color. Enjoy! xoxo K.
I needed something with more of a flat surface on this basket and am on the lookout for a large french cutting board, but in the meantime this weathered french crate will work and looks great in this room.
I also wanted to mention that I finally started a Facebook page so if any of you want to start "liking" me over there you can go here or I do have a button on my sidebar:-)
Linking today with:
Debra for Vintage Inspiration Friday
Courtney for Feathered Nest Friday
Donna for Saturday Nite Special
Kathleen I agree those sunflowers are the perfect pop of color!
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Anne
What a gorgeous pop of color. Just perfect! Love the pitcher.
ReplyDeleteLoving the sunflowers! They look wonderful on your wicker trunk!
ReplyDeleteI love your sunflowers. So cheerful and charming. Love it.
ReplyDeleteKris
Lovely pop of color is right :D
ReplyDeleteWe are having a "Portland " style day today. I'm in heaven...... <3
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Sunflowers are such bright, happy-looking flowers! Years ago, I lived in Kansas, and I loved driving by the fields full of giant Sunflowers. They really do turn their faces to the sun!
ReplyDeleteso cheerful and I love them with the turning leaves..nice touch
ReplyDeleteJust liked your FB page, Kathleen. Love the sunflowers.
ReplyDeletelovely, very nice & lovely! =)
ReplyDeleteYour sunflowers are so sweet. Our hydrangeas are still blooming, and our knockout roses.
ReplyDeleteso pretty, Kathleen, love the candid shots of your lovely living room!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunflowers. Great galvanized pitcher!
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I love sunflowers! They look gorgeous in the metal pitcher and sitting on the wooden tray. I had one bloom this year and a squirrel broke it off and ate the whole thing before it even got ripened! Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteLove your sunflowers in the zinc pitcher. The whole vignette on your wicker and French crate adds a warm touch for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Anything you put together is wonderful! Any progress on a shop???
ReplyDeleteOh those sunflowers are so pretty! Mine are pretty much dried up now. I'm looking forward to the rainy weekend we are suppose to have.:)
ReplyDeleteThis is the one year that my sunflowers failed so I have to content myself with looking at your lovely display! I hit like on fb. ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteWOW it is looking very bright and sunny in your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteThe sunflower really makes a bright statement.
Enjoy your sunshine, I hear the rains will start soon
Amy
Oh so French! Love your photos!
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Lovely pictures, the sunflowers are beautiful in that tin pitcher.
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Superbe bouquet de tournesols (sunflowers), très belles photos et belles mises en scène!!!!!
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Did you see some of us cannot quite let go of White Wednesday, and posted our whites anyway??
blessings
barb
Oh so pretty! Love this! xox
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog via Pinterest this morning. Such pretty inspiration, thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you dear friend for taking the time to comment with your visit to my latest transformation, and the building of my Farmers market milking stool style.
ReplyDeleteI need to stop by more often I am so missing out on all that you inspire and your creative beauty.
Keep inspiring what you do best.
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Dore
Your sunflowers are just beautiful and the addition of the leaves is perfect. What a great way to add some sunshine on a fall day ~
ReplyDeleteI love the basket. I have a bench for a coffee table, but your basket makes me want to find something like it.
ReplyDeleteOh Kathleen, you know how much I adore sunflowers. Love how you have them displayed in all the wonderful vintage goodness!! xoxo
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