25 April 2011
Wrap a little fabric and a strand of ribbon around a jar of homegrown flowers—and you’ll have an intentionally lovely table centerpiece or hospitality gift! (This array of spring beauties was made by one of my cousins for our grandparents at a family gathering.)
Simple touches like this add “a warmth of knowing that someone has taken thought and put some originality into preparing the place where food and conversation are going to be shared. It really does something which cannot be achieved otherwise.” (Hidden Art by Edith Schaeffer)
This is an easy and whimsical touch that adds “extra beauty” to any vase or jar!
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Beautiful!
That is just too cute! I love your page!
What a lovely idea! Right now we’re enjoying the scents of homegrown daffodils and hyacinths.
Hello Emily Rose!
That is SO beautiful, lovely and gorgeous!! The Lord has created so many intricate, delightful lovelies and I love how you accented their radiant, simple beauty with the ribbon & fabric. Thanks for sharing…and beautiful photography, as usual!
Blessings!! Much love,
♥Elizabeth♥
Lovely flowers and I love the jar it came out so cute! I have made some similar but I like the ribbon and material together better.
Blessings,
Kristiana
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What a delightful idea! Thank you for sharing, Miss Emily. Have a very blessed day!
Love those simple touches! They make any home absolutely delightful! :)
Blessings,
Miss Antoinette
How sweet and lovely, yet so simple. Thanks for the inspiration :)
Lovely photography and a great concept, especially if you want to get rid of old bits of fabric from crafting or sewing projects. The decorated vase has a nice country feel… how would you apply the same concept for a slightly more formal setting?
Blessings,
This Good Life
That is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
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a simple and easy difference!
lovely!
I’m gonna try this! <3 How delightful!!
Simple and sweet! I love it!
Just stopping by to say, “Greetings”, and I love this simple touch for a vase of country flowers. I may use this for my graduating seniors table centerpieces in June. Great idea, Emily Rose!
Hi Emily Rose!
I love your blog–very feminine. :)
Just thought I’d drop a line and say hello!
:)
I’m a little late, but I do love this idea! I will have to remember this!