Hello everyone,
I hope you are enjoying your weekend.It is cool and overcast here today so I am taking a break from gardening. Since I did a Peaches and Cream theme a few days ago I thought I would do a Lavender and Lace theme today from pictures I have taken over the past year. I will let you meander through on your own today.
Lunch in our little garden cottage last summer.
A beautiful lavender pink lilac in the garden last year- a few more weeks to wait unless we get some really warm weather.
A lacy iron chair with lace cloth and pillow
a lacy blouse and old lacy crinoline
lavender blue lilacs
a sweet angel with lacy wings and lace curtain behind
a lavender blue tea set
lavender blue iris
hydrangea
scilla in the spring garden
some of you might remember this post
more lace
Thanks for visiting,
Carolyn
Dear Carolyn, every single photograph is beautiful....so soft, feminine and pretty! It really feeds my soul....
ReplyDeleteThank you for the beautiful post, I love lavender and lace!
Lavender and soft blue colors are peaceful and relaxing and so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe teacups are absolutely delightful as well as your pictures.
Have a nice Sunday, dear Carolyn.
Oh-My-Goodness! Carolyn these pictures are amazing! You just give us so much beauty here. I hate being gone from the computer very long because I know that I am missing your beautiful postings. Luckily I am always able to catch up.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your living room so much and I think I agree with your husband...it does almost make one wish for a snowy day to enjoy indoors in such gorgeous surroundings. You have done such an amazing job here!
Keep those garden clothes handy for sure. I hope to be spending a lot more time in my as soon as it stays warm.
hugs
Well, we know that I am %100 behind the concept of lace and lavender; so, you can probably guess how my heart is going thumpity thumpity thump, at the moment! =] and I mean =]!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, katy
Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and peaceful. Just a lovely post.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Wonderful and inspiring Carolyn! Soon our gardens will be in that beautiful bloom once again.Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou are truly the most talented woman on Blogger. I am in absolute awe at every one of your posts!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos! The garden and the inside!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always, left me with a feeling of peace... hugs~lynne~
ReplyDeleteEverything is so beautiful Carolyn. We think alike, I have been putting together a lavender & lace post myself but I'll wait a few days.
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty, Carolyn and very serenity-inducing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely website! I am so happy to have found your site. This is a very refreshing and happy place to visit. Thank you for sharing your lovely photos. Greetings from Vancouver Island! Michelle
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, this is such a LOVELY post!
ReplyDeleteYour whole blog is lovely! I am so glad I found you.
So lovely, so peaceful. I thought that we would be able to go visit PEI again this year, but it will have to wait. Maybe next year, I hope.
ReplyDeletePassion of Milkglass, collecting.
Carolyn, such beautiful romantic scenes!
ReplyDeleteVery relaxing and peaceful, thank you for sharing. The pictures are all beautiful, love the angel. Take care:)
ReplyDeleteTotal bliss! These photos are so peaceful and relaxing. The flowers are exquisite. Love the garden cottage look.
ReplyDeleteJust BEAUTIFUL!! And it smells so LOVELY!! XXOO
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn.. Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos! I love the pink Lilac the best... a stunning picture:-) We have had a stretch of good weather, but rain is returning and I am ready for a little break from the weeding :-)
ReplyDeleteBella
What beautiful photos! So dreamy and peaceful! Thanks, I needed that. :)
ReplyDeleteDonna
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteEvery photo is so beautiful!!! Your home is gorgeous and I love all of the pretty touches you so lovingly add everywhere! The flowers are equally beautiful! Yes, it was so very peaceful to view such loveliness! Your photos are always beautiful and all you share is so inspiring! I hope you are able to enjoy your garden today! Love, Paula
Nothing like all of that beautiful lace and your blue and white china!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteYour posts are always so beautiful! The pretty lace....the floral teacups....
Happy new week!
Lieve groet,
Madelief
The pictures are a joy to look at. I particularly like the violets tea cup, and I believe my cornflower cup is very, very similar. xx
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the Clematis in the first picture -- such delicate lavender shading. Beautiful scenes.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Thank you for sharing all of them.
ReplyDeleteI would have been happy viewing the first photo you posted! One photo was prettier than the next!! Such a lovely, lacey post.
ReplyDeleteDear Carolyn, Yes, indeed this provided peaceful moments and tons of inspiration as well. Everything you create, you do well and beautifully. It's the extra care and attention that makes your home and blog so outstanding. Have a lovely new week in the garden! – g
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn! Oh, I just so much enjoy myself coming to see you - your blog is so beautiful and you just know how to take gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteI've copied your bicsuits recipe and will make them tonight. Thank you for sharing it.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Just lovely, Carolyn! Your lilacs are gorgeous and I cannot wait till they bloom! Stunning photos as always. Wishing you a beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteI can beeing hours and hours at your blog and only looking and enjoing.....Your photos are so beautiful, also your rooms, the flowers, your dishes and so on.
I love all of these things:-)))
Greetings
Brigitte
Dearest Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteAgain, kindred spirits as I love Lace and lavender is one of my favorite colors too.
You know the pleasures of life and also manage to capture them for all others to enjoy! Thanks for doing it and I envy you for the lilacs! Here in the south it is too hot and I am keeping my fingers crossed that someday, a few will make into bloom...
Greetings from Georgia/USA
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