We bought this orchid at our local Farmer's Market.
It's the first time we have owned a real live growing orchid plant!
I made the concertina paper pot cover from a current local chain store Easter advert! I thought the bright and light colours would work well!
Someone special gave me these champagne white chrysanthemums. They are so at home in my vintage silver!
A friend covered this coat hanger and gave it to me! It's a great way to hang up this vintage lace evening dress!
I am off to the Cape again! Yes the second time in 1 month! I will be back next weekTuesday!
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Good luck with the orchid! The pot cover is pretty.
I love the chrysanths in different containers, and different lengths. I'm too lazy to do that.
Coat hanger is so dainty.
Sad to hear you are going to the Cape - it really messes with my daily blogging routine!
Enjoy (-:
So lovely!! The pictures are really nice and your flower arrangments are simply amazing!!
I love how you've arranged the chrysanthemums in your vintage silver...
P.S. Lucky you! Have a great time in Cape Town!!
Wow, those chrysanthemums are beautiful! I'm hoping to grow white zinnias this summer and can only hope they come a little close. And in your silver, they are just divine. You've inspired me to go out and buy some flowers! I will be my own spring.
Absolutely beautiful!
What a lovely collection of items and images. I love orchids but the chrysanths in the silver are just beautiful! Enjoy your visit here.
Your white flowers shine. SO beautiful.
Enjoy your time in Cape Town... Lucky, lucky you!
I so like the concertina cover - unfortunately I have sent that very same Easter insert for recycling - rats! Will have to use something else ... Oh, I do hope you enjoy your days here in the Cape - it is raining here now but I hope that does not upset your plans too much!
I love the displays in your vintage silver. I always use an old silver teapot to displays white tulips (my favourites)
I have missed you! I am looking forward to your next post, when you have time and energy to get back into the daily swing of things.
I would love to fill my home with white flowers, fresh and smelling pretty. Wouldn't that be lovely!
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