And I wanted to cut back on Easter decorations this year. What was I thinking?XOXO
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"Let's go fly a kite" has been selected by Miss Josie (with a little help from Luna) to be the recipient of my Easter give-away.
Please share your postal address and I'll get your special goodies in the mail. For everyone else, I love giving away my creations as much as I enjoy making. Plan on additional vintage inspired give-away opportunities in the future. 
The bag is filled with large and small felt eggs. I decided to use the smaller eggs and decorate them with some miniature wooden Easter egg ornaments and vintage millinery flowers. Be sure to hot glue a button on the base so that your eggs don't roll around!
These little cuties will be taking up residence



A week ago, I had suggested to my family that I wouldn't be pulling out all the Easter decorations for our sunroom tree this year. Foot surgery on March 30th is going to keep me away from the storage area of our basement and I felt it would just be easier to not worry about it.
As you can imagine, that idea was quickly vetoed (even by my 13 year old). Everyone has agreed to help put decorations away and so with great enthusiasm, we decorated the tree last night!



Renee...your Easter garland is the perfect addition this year!
Today's book (The Funny Bunny Factory) is one of my favorites because of its delightful illustrations.
Copyright 1950 by Grosset & Dunlap, written by Adam Green. Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard. In this colorful tale, hundreds of bunnies take up residence in an abandoned factory.
This week's collection features my vintage Easter baskets.
One of my favorite baskets includes reproduction German eggs.
Another holds honeycomb eggs and flocked chicks.
Another basket is filled with glass eggs
Another holds a plastic egg decorated
