I’m sorry to have been absent from the blog for most of this week, but duty called. I had to spend most of my time working on (yuck!) income taxes. Fortunately, we got them filed so (sigh of relief) that is done until next year.
I hope y’all have a wonderful weekend (hopefully) doing something a lot more fun.
Isn’t this a beautiful mountaintop scene!
I really like Barbara Macfarlane’s graphic illustration of Brooklyn.
There is so much to love about Elizabeth’s gorgeous sewing room! You must hop over and check it out.
I could curl up in these pretty floral sheets anytime.
Check out these adorable miniature dresses handmade with vintage hankies and buttons.
These would make wonderful Mother’s Day gifts and they’re currently on sale!
I love Anita’s comfortable porch seating which is an upcycled vintage crib.
I had to share this beautiful still life of a bike, spring flowers and mason jars.
How would you like to call this place home? I would, I would!
Sources and Image Credits
(All images are used with permission from the owners.)
One: Man Made Company
Two: Artist Barbara Macfarlane with permission from her representative, Rebecca Hossack
Three: The Adventures of Elizabeth
Four: Kerry Cassill on Instagram
Five: The Hanky Dress Lady shop, blog, and on Facebook
Six: Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Seven: Emily Baker, stylist and Gina Maxine Photography
Eight: Sharyn Cairns Photography
(You can also right click on each image to view the sources.)
Wow – Some real beauties. I want to go for a ride on that bike and go home to that fabulous old house.
As usual, lovely images Kim! Thank you for doing this every Friday! Have a great weekend!
Blessings
I too love your Friday Favorites and look forward to seeing what your choices are each week.
Enjoy the weekend!
Blue was never my favorite color until lately, and now I find I have so many things in blue – isn’t it just soothing
I’m over my neutrals only phase and enjoy some color again, especially blues. You picked lovely images, Kim.
Have a great weekend!
Julia
Thanks Kim – I am in such wonderful company here! I just love Elizabeth’s sewing room idea. And thanks for introducing me to the Cedar Hill Farmhouse site.
Wonderful links. Thank you for always sharing with such respect for the original posters and artists. It’s rare to find on the internet these days.
I love that beautiful little cottage with the garden in the last image. Is that one of your projects?
No, it’s not ours! I wish . . .