Here's a trayscape I did last month on one of those cold days when all I wanted to do was stay indoors.
I didn't post it then because it seemed really summery ... but, since I've been so lazy lately, I haven't anything else to show you.
It's kind of hard to see the planter since it's under the plant and bee skep.
I bought some plants today to put in the urns by the front door. Guess I'll do that tomorrow. I'll take some pics to show you when I get them planted.
Take care and have a great week.
Hugs,
Babs
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Looks lovely. Reminds me of a bee skeep. I just bought some succulents for my screened porch.
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What an adorable table! Those birds are too sweet and I love what you did with the bee skep!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I love all the natural elements and the buttery yellow.
ReplyDeleteStill snow on the ground here. So winter or spring. At least your pretty vignette cheered me up Babs.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Babs! I'm having a little fun making trayscapes, too...it's all in the details. Love your bee skep and the little birds. This is a nice sized tray.
ReplyDeleteWe generally do not plant anything outdoors in the Midwest until after Mother's Day, and even then it's sometimes too cold. I'm really looking forward to seeing what you do!
XO,
Jane
Your tray scape is a lovely idea and offers a welcoming nod to spring. If only we could enjoy spring for a bit longer. Temps int eh 80s here too. '-)
ReplyDeleteAll your details make me smile, Babs!
Looks very pretty. I am so anxious for spring to come. Thanks for inspiring. Karie
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous table scape. I love all the greens and yellows together with the nature elements you used. That birds nest and little bee skep and succulent inside it are perfect for the season! I'm enjoying the warmer weather. Good-bye cold weather!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet vignette! Love your tray full of sweet things, especially those birds!
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Blessings,
Cindy
I love it, it's stunning!
ReplyDeleteBabs, This looks so beautiful. Love the bee skeep and the plants. The little next is the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week, Ginger
I love it Babs. The bee skep looks great on top of the planter, I'll take your 80 degrees since we have a bit of snow heading our way!
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ReplyDeleteAn adorable trayscape, dear friend!!!
Nothing speaks Spring to me more than a blue, yellow and green color combination!!!
Amazing texture!
I adore your mustard hued birds!!!
Clever idea for your bee skep!!!
Have a wonderful week!
Fondly,
Pat
You've not been lazy, Babs. It's called "Living the Life of a Queen". Queens have many duties that are not seen or necessarily understood, but those duties are many and take up much time. So THAT'S how you explain this, OK? :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful tray for Spring or Summer! I could have used this today to lift my spirits. I've been in bed most of the day, hurting with these stupid shoulders. You KNOW it's bad when the painter comes in to make sure I'm not dead!!!
Have a great week!
Love this pretty spring vignette Babs. I really love this look and the bee skep is adorable. We are in the eighties here too. Feels more like summer that spring! Of course we’ll get storms when it turns this hot in April........
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I love this for spring! Looks wonderful! Nicole from Southern Charm
ReplyDeleteI love your table! The buttery yellow and the natural textures are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love how you have been doing your tray displays, this one is fabulous too. I really like the bee skeep in the mix and all the pretty greenery. Beautiful, I may have to copy this. Thanks for joining Inspire Me Tuesday. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteVery Springy looking....love anything with birds!! and your right what in the world happened to Spring...we went from winter to summer....or let me put it this way....we went from high heating bills to soon to be high air conditioning bills...I remember when we would have atleast a good four months with neither bills being high...no heat no air...what's happening??
ReplyDeleteLove this tablescape! It is so pretty! I love your style!! If you have some spare time I have a few tablescapes to check out at my blog. Happy Spring, Lori
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This is so pretty. From the bee skep to the nest to the lovely napkins. I feel a bit in limbo myself. It's not spring here yet but winter seems to be over. Right now we are flooding! Wishing you a good weekend Babs, Ann
ReplyDeleteGosh, Babs, this is so pretty! This trayscape is perfect for Spring!! Just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Babs! I love the tray arrangement. That little bee skep is so cute!
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