Luckily, we have an endless supply of magnolia branches in our backyard.
It's also a good thing that the jelly beans are out of easy reach.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Heartfully,
Eilis
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Eilis,
ReplyDeleteJelly beans and magnolia leaves. What else could a Southern girl ask for?
Judith
They do make a good start :)
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ReplyDeleteI was enjoying your kitchen and that magnificent stove-I just bet some yummy things are cooked on it!
Picture perfect vignette and I love a jelly bean or two:)
Jemma
Oh, it's for cooking?! Thanks for stopping by, Jemma :)
DeleteYour Easter centerpiece is cute! I haven't indulged in any Easter candy yet, but I'm sure I will eventually. I pass the big aisle in the grocery store every week!
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ReplyDeleteLove your Easter vignette and your kitchen island with the peak of your cooking area is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kristi!
DeleteI'm afraid I would be all over those jelly beans! Lol, Beautiful basket though, I love all of it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathleen. I may have had one or two of them!
DeleteWhat a darling vignette and your kitchen is GORGEOUS!
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Shelia :)
Thank you, Sheila!
DeleteWhat a beautiful Easter vignette! I am loving your gorgeous kitchen:) The pretty pink tulips and the cute bunny take center stage in your lovely kitchen! Hugs, Poppy
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ReplyDeletePink tulips.BIG SIGH! That sweet bunny is living the life isn't he?
ReplyDeleteShhh...don't tell him, but the tulips are fake!
DeleteOh your house....so pretty! I love the way you've gathered all the fun things on the tray. That's the way to do it!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thoughts of Home on Thursday friend. See you soon.
Thank you, Stacey.
DeleteIt's fun to have a special spot for holiday touches. Your big round basket is the perfect venue in your gorgeous kitchen. Makes me long for a huge kitchen with an island rather than the galley kitchen we have. '-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Thank you, Sarah. Happy Easter!
DeleteLove tulips - my absolute favorite! Love how you put everything together in that basket and the magnolia leafs are perfect. Love that shade of green.
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Thank you, Carole.
DeleteWhat a pretty vignette and a nice kitchen! Thanks for sharing it at Your Inspired Design!
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DeleteLove it and I'm crushing over your brick around your stove!
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DeleteBeautiful Easter vignette.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Thoughts of Home.
Have a great weekend, Eilis...pretty name.
Thank you for visiting, Marigene!
DeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful vignette with SYC. I especially like your bunny.
ReplyDeleteHe's pretty easy to make look good :)
DeleteEilis-
ReplyDeleteFirst of all I was distracted by your stove- how pretty!
I love your idea of arranging everything in such a pretty basket.
That is one of my favorite things to do- it anchors things, doesn't it?
Thank you for sharing this at Thoughts of Home on Thursday.
I am so glad you are here.
Thank you, Laura.
DeleteEllis, it is wonderful! How would it be to have an endless supply of Magnolia leaves? :) Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Ooohhhh can you push those jellybeans a liiiiitle closer????? Unfortunately, I LOVE jellybeans!! Your display basket is wonderful...I guess I will have to copy it and make my hubby a happy camper!!
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J
Jaybird,
DeleteThe only thing better than jellybeans, is chocolate eggs...
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Such a pretty centerpiece. Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
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DeleteHi Ellis, just hopping back to let you know that you will be featured at SYC tomorrow.
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Jann
Thank you! I'm tickled pink.
DeleteWhat a pretty Easter vignette you've created! I love it, Eilis!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kitty.
DeleteI love you sweet Easter vignette! I have been snooping through your house tour as well, you have a lovely home. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet!
DeleteOut of easy reach eh??? Maybe if they were on a shelf that was 10 feet up! LOL!!! I love the tulips with your vignette; it's adorable, Eilis!
ReplyDeleteWell... It turns out my long arm can reach the jar...
DeleteHappy Easter!
Really cute!
ReplyDeleteHi, new to your site. Love your Easter vignette and your kitchen! Stop over and visit, when you have a chance.
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