I won’t go into the details but this has been an incredibly stressful week. (Hope yours was more sane.)
I needed some bright white light. These eight picks made me breathe a sigh of relief.
If you had a dose of too much stress, I hope it does the trick for you as well.
Oh my gosh. This is a precious little cabinet and the miniature bunting is just adorable!
My life feels like this sometimes. I hope I’m not the only one.
Aren’t these knitted fish so fun!
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(By the way, this was the inspiration for my blog header illustration.)
Almost everything in the room is so stark white, which drew my eye to the fabulous bird illustration.
Birch trees are so beautiful. I wish they grew in our neck of the woods.
I discovered this photo on London Graphics’ Facebook page. Their description is so perfect, I’ll just repeat it: “Ceramic ice creams by Anna Barlow look good enough to eat. But don’t, because they’re made of ceramic.”
An old cabinet with original paint, an ironstone pitcher against a painted brick wall. What’s not to love about this pin?
I always love your friday faves! How do you find this cool stuff???
I surf around quite a bit and keep a running list of faves in Word. 🙂
Love your Friday Faves as well! Every picture brings emotion.
I hope smooth sailing comes to you soon. 🙂
Blessings
Thanks, Shelly. So sweet of you to reach out and tell me that. 🙂
I just love viewing your features each week, Kim! One of our daughters pinned that first photo for me a few years ago. Love it! And I checked out the link to the knitted fish hoping there was a pattern, but I guess I’ll have to figure it out myself if I want to knit myself a few. They are adorable and would be a good project during our many road trips. The house- sigh. And the all white room with a few warm colors is just so pretty. I’m gluten and dairy free, so those lovely ice cream cones are making me salivate. Yum!
When we lived in our previous house, I used to tell my husband that I would love to have birch trees in our yard. When the neighbors from you-know-where moved next door, we put our beloved little cottage up for sale the next day. My husband booked only one house to see and he said, “It’s got birch trees in the front yard.” We bought it and sold our house 2 days later and the rest is history. Thanks for sharing the fun!
Awesome, Vickie. Just absolutely awesome!!!!!
TGIF. I especially love the wooden ruler turned crown. Have a wonderful weekend!
Yes, very cute, isn’t it. 🙂 Thank you!
Thank you for this serene Friday Fav post. I’m in love with that sweet tiny bunting. And the best part is the blog you’ve now introduced me to. Thank you
Smiles,
Carol
Awesome!