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| Hope you all have a wonderful Easter weekend with family and friends! Wanted to share a few of my vintage Easter postcards. You are welcome to download them. |  |
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I like to print them on cardstock and use them as decoration, tucking them in framed mirrors and under glass top tables. |
| Or, you can use them as gift cards in Easter baskets or with small gifts of chocolate or such. |  |
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Happy Easter ! |
Good Friday! What a beautiful week it has been here in Nashville. I’ve been working on getting three homes staged to sell this week – everyone’s trying to take advantage of the tax break for home buyers that requires a contract by the end of April. Spring is here and I am wonderfully and thankfully busy! But never too busy to post a blog for my dear readers.
Today I’m sharing an Easter dinner I hosted in my home last year.
Easter is probably my favorite holiday for decorating my home. Maybe it’s because I love colors like robin’s egg blue, butter yellow, grass green, and petal pink. Maybe it’s because I love decorating with nests and birds. Maybe it’s because I love daffodils and forsythia. Or maybe it’s because it means that winter really is over and spring has finally sprung! Let Christ arise!
Nothing says “Spring” to me like vintage egg cups. That’s because I’ve had a lovely little collection of Easter egg cups for many years. When I get to pull them out of the cupboard, Winter MUST be over!
| Growing up, my mother always hung plastic eggs from the two ornamental cherry trees in our front yard. Back then, not many people did that – so the kids on the school bus really got a kick out of it! I hope you’ll get a kick of inspiration out of these. |  |
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