“Spring Vignette in the Kitchen”
Hi my Everyday Friends,
I am very sad to say I have an ouchie. A major ouchie.
As in I am not even typing this my son is “ouchie.”
I have a possible torn ligament in my right wrist and I’m currently
wearing a soft cast – so I will be down for a few weeks.
I have some fabulous friends who have stepped up for me
and will be sharing some guest posts.
I know you will enjoy them.
My friend Suzy from Worthing Court is here with a beautiful
“Spring Vignette in the Kitchen.”
Hi, Everyday Home friends!
My name is Suzy and I blog over at Worthing Court.
I’m so happy to be visiting with you today!
This has been such a harsh and endless winter for most everyone
around the country. And according to the weather forecast,
it isn’t over yet. Boo.
I needed to bring some spring cheer into my house,
so when I spied sweet daffodil faces at my local grocery store,
I snapped them up and brought them home.
They were just the ticket for putting together a cherry vignette
on the island in my kitchen.
Their sweet faces seem to be straining toward the sun!
Their cheery yellow blooms are enough to chase the worst of the
non-spring weather blues away!
My vignette is filled with bright white elements…
… and some colorful plates.
Adding in textural elements of burlap, moss and straw orbs,
a bit of twine and green Spanish moss plays off of the hard edges
of the dishes and vases to create loads of visual interest.
I’ve had several people ask me how I go about putting together
a vignette for my kitchen island.
One day soon, I’ll share my thought process with you.
In the meantime, this cheery vignette is making me happy
every time I enter my kitchen!
I’ve been busy spreading Spring cheer all over my house!
Simple And Easy Spring Decor In The Dining Room
A Spring Coffee Table Vignette
If you’re into fluffing your nest this Spring, learn
How To Make A No-Sew Faux Roman Shade.
At Worthing Court, I’m passionate about sharing interior
decor inspiration and tips, recipes and solutions and tutorials
for creating and decorating on a budget. I have a custom window
treatment workroom, so I share some home decor sewing tutorials, too.
My motto is: Creating “Home” doesn’t have to be expensive
and I’m here to prove it!
If you’d like to see what I’m all about, I invite you to take a
look at my About Me page.
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Barb! I’m so sorry to hear about your ouchie! I did read about it on FB. Suzie’s vignette is so pretty and springy. Her home is so beautiful too with her special touches. Now you, young lady, take care of yourself and ‘milk’ this for all it’s worth! 🙂
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Shelia;)
Oh Barb, I am so sorry to hear that. Wow, that is really serious, you are going to have to rest and take care. I love Suzy’s vignette, so pretty and so nice of her to fill in. Hugs, Marty
View Comment🙁 I am so sorry to hear of your injury….
View CommentSuzy’s post is nice and bright. a luv all the yellow daffodils.
Rest and heal…
Hugs, Gee
OMG! A torn ligament, sweet lady, I’m so sorry! Hope you’re in better shape soon!
View CommentThank you for sharing suzy’s vignettes, they are so cheery, pretty and yes, very springy…specially the one in the kitchen with those lovely yellow blooms!
Rest, take care and have a better week ahead.
FABBY
Oh, Barb-I am so so so sorry that you are dealing with something like a torn ligament. Hope it heals quickly. How miserable. What a wonderful guest post- It is looking like Spring there for sure! xo Diana
View CommentOh no Barb! I pray you heal quickly and completely. Love the spring vignettes!
View CommentTake care of yourself, sweet friend, and heal quickly! I LOVE Suzy’s beautiful Spring vignettes … she makes it look so easy! Her vignette on the island, with the pops of yellow and white is fantabulous! That is one “happy” kitchen!
View CommentSorry to hear about your ‘ouchie!’ Rest and let you family take care of you for awhile! Suzy’s home is beautifully decorated for spring! I’m so glad she shared it with us!
View CommentWishing you a speedy recovery and please take your time. We’ll be here when you get back. Love Suzy’s vignettes!
View CommentI am so sorry about your “ouchie” too. Let everyone wait on you and rest. Suzy does such great things!!!
Cynthia
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