~VINTAGE MILLINERY SACHETS~
I'm always amazed when my Mr. AGPMan is out of town just how much product I can produce for my A Gathering Place Website! :) I'm thinkin' that "Man-'O-Mine" kinda-sorta takes up a lot of my creative time with all the remodeling work we have going on (wouldn't have it any other way!) :) The only upside to him being out of pocket is that my sweet girl and her hubby are staying here at my La Chaumière de Briarwood with me... That is ALWAYS fun and I get to cook for three people instead of just one!
~GORGEOUS FLORALS BOTH OLD AND NEW~
And so...I had lots of time this weekend to work on some of my favorite springtime offerings that includes the sweet vintage millinery Sachet Pillows you see pictured! I'm not sure I love anything more than creating flirty little confections for your romantic cottage chic homes...
~SOME WITH VINTAGE SHELL BUTTONS~
I'll be uploading these fragrant beauties this afternoon and I hope if they are something you love you'll check them out!
~TINY (REAL) BIRD'S NEST~
Now...yesterday evening while watering our yard I took our hanging Ferns down from our front porch so I could give them a good soaking. I couldn't help but notice one of my sweet plants was looking a tad bit scraggly. It looked like some of the leaves were broken which I assumed (?) was caused by our Oklahoma wind! As I dug around to remove the damaged foliage I stumbled upon the reason for the Fern's tattered appearance...
~BIRDY'S HANDIWORK~
(with a little help from God)
Apparently a little Momma Birdie (probably a eeencie-wheeencie Wren) was building a nest at the center of the plant and I unwittingly touched it thinking it was nothing more than a bunch moss... WAHHHHHHHHHH!!!! I was heartbroken to think the mommy-to-be had to find a new place in which to lay her eggs and I'm hoping she had time to build yet another nest before her time came to deliver...
~ONLY 4" WIDE~
I'm going to keep this sweet nest!! It is so itty-bitty and truly a work of art. Isn't it amazing? I see God's handiwork in every tiny detail! Any great ideas on what I should do with it? I thought about placing it under a glass cloche or something...what do you think?
(I forgot to say, but was reminded by Miss Judy, that you MUST spray real bird's nest with insecticide before bringing them indoors...I did this and you should, too!)
(I forgot to say, but was reminded by Miss Judy, that you MUST spray real bird's nest with insecticide before bringing them indoors...I did this and you should, too!)
Hoping you are enjoying these early Spring days! Gosh...LIFE IS GOOD!
Love to you~