Hello, Spring!
I received this pretty Chinese character for "spring" from a friend last year.
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I've been enjoying the cheery Easter displays at the stores this month
How cute are these white teapot infusers and yellow/green/pink teacup teabag holders?
How cute are these white teapot infusers and yellow/green/pink teacup teabag holders?
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These vintage-style Easter eggs reminded me of Bunnykins.
Resistance was futile against these adorable bunnies from The Discount Emporium.
I loved the pretty pastel colours and intricate wooden design! They look perfect at my front window.  |
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This violet chintz tea set originally belonged to my mom.
Because I'm such a good daughter, I helped my mom declutter by taking this tea set off her hands. HA!
This delightful bunny was gifted to me by one of my talented blogging friends.
Another blogging friend with serious sewing skills sent me this charming Easter egg ornament featuring an embroidered teacup on the back!
Have a Wonderful Easter!
I'm joining the following parties this week:
What fun Spring things you've shared, Margie. What a thoughtful daughter you are to help by decluttering!! You've received some lovely gifts and the bunnies in your window look quite HOPPY there! Happy Easter week, sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteHi Margie,
ReplyDeleteOh I love the teaset that you got from your mother! So pretty and the teacups look lovely on the stand. Happy Tea Day Dear Margie! Karen
Hi Margie,
ReplyDeleteOh I love the teaset that you got from your mother! So pretty and the teacups look lovely on the stand. Happy Tea Day Dear Margie! Karen
Well you ARE a good daughter for helping your mom declutter! Be careful, or your place will need tea-cluttering soon ;) Those wooden cut-out bunnies are so sweet! Love all the Easter goodness you found in the store (a Dundas store?). You didn't say which treasure you bought there ... be honest, you came home with *something*. The handmade Easter goodies fit right in! Love the embroidery on the egg. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWendy
You were so thoughtful in helping your Mom declutter :) It is a gorgeous tea set. Love the cut out bunnies, so cute, something my granddaughter would love.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many pretty things in your decor! Love the lavender bunny! Happy Spring! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteLove all our pretty Easter pictures this week. That tea set from your Mom is stunning. What a good daughter to take that off her hands. Have a wonderful Easter. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to help your mom declutter by taking that tea set off her hands. :-) It's lovely! Those wee teapot infusers are adorable. Did you get one?? Happy Spring, Margie, and have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteEaster blessings,
Sandi
Your things in the store are lovely! I would take that tea set from my Mom too. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteOh tea things and bunnies! Perfect combination! And what a thoughtful daughter you are! (wink!)
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Easter Margie. xo Deborah
Yes, you were such a good daughter to help your mother declutter and what a nice set you inherited!
ReplyDeleteWe do have some talented blogging friends that send us adorable handmade items.
Hi Margie, what cute bunnies you have! Nice tea set too, I'm sure you're mom was glad you took it. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Easter week!
Gina
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ReplyDeleteOh, a blessed Easter to you, dear Margie! I have had so little time to even think of the upcoming celebratory weekend...our home has no decorations whatsoever! Ah, but it IS filled with baby things...{{smiles}}
ReplyDeleteSo delightful to visit with you and see the loveliness in your world!
Sending you hugs and love...
Kelly-Anne
Lovely bunnies and Easter eggs and the tea set is wonderful. Have a happy Easter week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful display of eye candy! And what a wonderful place to visit!!!
ReplyDelete~Heather
So fun to see all the bunnies and spring decorations in your home! I love the violet tea set you so lovingly helped your mom downsize with! Beautiful and perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you!
Nancy
I love all the bunnies. Your mom's tea set is beautiful, you're very lucky to receive that from her. Enjoy your Easter!
ReplyDeleteI love all the bunnies. Your mom's tea set is beautiful, you're very lucky to receive that from her. Enjoy your Easter!
ReplyDeleteDear Margie:
ReplyDeleteThat teapot with the violets along with the cups and saucers is really lovely. It seems bunnies are the thing to bring in the springtime too - along with the violets. What a sweet posting and so glad you shared and linked. Happy Easter Weekend!
Hi Margie! You're such a kind daughter to take the lovely violet chintz pattern off your mother's hands :). Loved the Star Trek reference (I'm actually watching an episode of the original series right now) and I can see why you gave in to those bunnies!
ReplyDeleteAh, I didn't even catch the heading until you pointed it out! Best Buffy episode ever..."Bunnies aren't just cute like everybody supposes, They've got them hoppy legs and twitchy little noses. And what's with all the carrots-? What do they need such good eyesight for anywa - y? Bunnies, bunnies it must be bunnies!" Happy Easter!
DeleteGood evening {late evening} Margaret! I had to laugh at Carrie's comment about you being a kind daughter taking the lovely Chintz off your mother's hands {{smiles}} Indeed, you are incredibly kind! The set is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a delightful Easter, my friend. Hugs!
Pretty things here - love the violet tea set. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos! The Violet Chintz tea set is beautiful! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteP.s. I received my package and oh how you spoiled me! I love everything! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteP.s. I received my package and oh how you spoiled me! I love everything! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Margie.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Happy Easter Margie, Happy Springtime too : )
ReplyDeleteYour Easter post is lovely. The gifts from friends are very dear.
Hugs,
Terri