I spotted this idea eons ago and cut it out and put in a large scrapbook--before there was anything heard of like blogs or Pinterest.
I took a grocery store bag and shedded some of it for the nest since I didn't have anything else store bought. I filled the strainer and added some little blue eggs I had in my stock.
I have this sitting under my spring tree. I'm in the process of making felt eggs to hang for the inception of springtime.
Linking with Suzanne @ http://coloradolady.blogspot.com for Vintage Thingie Thursday
Also linking @http://thetablescaper.blogspot.com for Seasonal Sundays.
Have yourself a fun day.
Ann
12 comments:
Ann this is so cute and goes prefect with all your birds and bird cages!
Spring Fever? OMGosh yes!!! The warm weather all "winter" hasn't helped! Thanks for sharing, I love your idea!
I am not into crafting, but do enjoy seeing what you and the others create.
A cute idea. I'm certainly ready for spring.
Love your red-handled strainer and the blue of the eggs contrast so nicely with the red. Yah ... spring is just around the corner and this Canadian is ready for it. Bring it on!
That is so charming! Now I want one! :-)
Very clever! And yes, I am getting spring fever. It's funny just last week the girls and I were really aching for snow. Now the days are getting longer and there is a warmth to the sunshine that didn't seem to be there before. Yea Spring!!
Blessings, Debbie
Got any great ideas for a vintage potato masher?! ;)
This is so precious. I love the little blue eggs and the shredded paper is a smart idea.
Very cute! I am so getting Spring Fever! I have started pulling out Spring decor. Last year I made some paper birdhouses and hung them from large branches in my entry. This year I am going to put a few smaller branches on my kitchen table and hang a few. Thinkin that my vintage red strainer would look cute underneath. If I do, I will give you credit on my blog. Now following you.
Hugs,
Jann
Oh how nice! I love the vignette you created with it too...Christine
sweet. I made a nest and put it in a strainer once too. so fun.
blessings
barbara jean
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