I have been a very busy blogger here, this Spring! I LOVE it! The weather has been nice enough for beautiful blooms galore everywhere you look, yet cool enough that it's not uncomfortable and still a good time to have projects to do inside. It really would be the best of both worlds, if we weren't in the worst drought in history, here, in Northern California.
I am often asked, for one occasion or another to make floral arrangements. Whether it be for a church function, holiday festivities or family event. I imagine you have seen some of my arrangements, here, by now. If not, where have you been? And, Welcome!
(Distressed with twine, just baby's breath)
I am very excited that my Nephew is getting married in July! His quite, smart and savvy fiance, is a Pinner, a Cook, and a DIY'er, too, and quite gifted! So, when I heard she wanted a budget-friendly, country shabby-chic-ish reception, I, of course, asked what I could do.
(This is a No-Bow with hydrangea greens and spray roses)
Her colors are Coral and Navy, which I had really not seen much of, I admit until I searched it on Pinterest, boy was I out of the loop!! It is, apparently, an extremely popular combination these days!
(this little pink tinted jar has an organza bow, no distressing on this one with spray roses and baby's breath)
Having tinted chalk paint before for events, I asked if she would like me to do some Mason Jars in her colors to which she graciously accepted my offer. She was, also incorporating burlap into her theme, so twine tied around the neck of the jar was a natural fit for her coral, chalk-painted and distressed jars!
Here they are! What do you think?
Sorry for the blur, but I was matching the coral to their Wedding invitations, that had not been sent out yet. I think she is very happy with them! How nice for me to have some small part in their special day! I am tickled pink!
Pink.....pink, was the very next thing on my mind! I had a few jars left over, of course, so I tinted some of my Behr Chalk Paint with Michael's Craftsmart pink paint. (just a couple drops was enough) Do you have a preference?
Plain Chalk painted...with distressing... with twine...organza bow or maybe just Baby's Breath?
Lucky me! I was left with 3 beautiful arrangements and jars.
(Lightly distressed, no tie or bow, with greens and spray roses)
If you have a minute, would you leave me just a quick comment? Tell me which you like best? I would be very grateful for the input :)
I am making 10 more arrangements this Saturday night for a celebration, at my church, for our newly baptized. I ABSOLUTELY love decorating for this event! It's always such an incredibly wonderful day to celebrate when people choose to walk with Christ in their life!
Thank you in advance for your help!
~Theresa
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I think they are all gorgeous - appropriate for different designs. If the party is a rustic one (such as the wedding), the distressed one is GORGEOUS! The second one leans to a more formal (yet rustic, with the jar) vibe, and the last - those hydrangeas mixed with the roses, pop! Love them all. You're definitely talented at floral design!
ReplyDeleteThank you and God Bless you, Heather! You are always so kind to me. I truly appreciate your wonderful words. Hugs, Theresa
DeleteI agree with Heather's comment. They are all lovely and each would be great for different decor themes. I love the distressed one best with greens and roses. The roses are the perfect touch to me. So pretty!
DeleteThanks, Beverly! I truly haven't decided yet! But, thanks for weighing in! :)
DeleteMe, three! All are perfect for different occasions/themes! I really like the distressed one with the burlap because simple and rustic are my favorite combination. As usual, they are ALL stars in my book!
DeleteThanks so much, Kathe!! Ok, noted. I'm a fan of the distressed one, too. :)
DeleteYour arrangements are always lovely Theresa.. I love the distressed look with the roses and greens.. Twine gives it a more rustic look , but still is elegant enough for a wedding...
ReplyDeleteAll are beautiful and any would be so appreciated..!! <3
Thank you so much, Sally! You are always so kind to me and my little projects!
DeleteThanks, too for weighing in, here! I truly do love them all, too, but I need to pick one to go with!
Hugs. Have a wonderful weekend!
Theresa
I love those painted jars - they look soft and simple with the flowers you picked for display. Nice Job!
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Thank you, Carol!
DeleteI love the last photo in the pst the best. Baby's breath is too froofy for my taste, though it is pretty. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lara!! I appreciate it! That one is winning on Instagram too! :)
DeleteOkay, the light distressing is so pretty. In the one with the three in one picture I love the middle one for a wedding. I think you need the roses so it perks things up more than just the baby's breath.
ReplyDeleteSo these two are my favorites:
* Organza bow, no distressing, spray roses and baby's breath
* Lightly distressed no tie or bow with greens and spray roses
I don't think the bow is needed if you have enough flowers/greens/etc. though. Am I ANY help?
Those are gorgeous! So simple and elegant.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deanna!
DeleteYour painted canning jars are beautiful holding those incredibly lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this easy DYI idea.
Have a safe and wonderful Memorial Day weekend.
Thank you so much, Michelle! Wonderful weekend wishes to you as well!
DeleteGorgeous! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop xo
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DeleteAll very beautiful, however personally my favourite is the mix of Baby's Breath with the Roses in the white chalk container, without any (organza) bow. That said, the colour of the jar itself would depend on what it is sitting on. ie.: A contrast to the colour of a table top, cloth, runner or place mat.. -Brenda-
ReplyDeleteThey're all beautiful. My favourite are the first two. Love the roses.
ReplyDeleteThese jars are so pretty. I especially love the pale pink. Mason jars are so much fun to use as vases. Please come share your blog posts over at the Home Matters Linky Party! We'd love to have you for a visit. The Door Opens Friday! :)
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Your jars and arrangements turned out so pretty! They soft pink looks great paired with the baby's breath. I love the shade of coral you used on the jars for the wedding!
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ReplyDeleteI love the distressed one the best. Congratulations, you are being featured at Thursday Favorite Things. I hope you stop by. https://www.eclecticredbarn.com/2020/08/thursday-favorite-things_19.html
Hugs,
Bev
Thank you so much, Bev! I’m sorry I missed this! ❤️
DeleteThese are all so pretty, Theresa! I love the coral color, and I love distressing. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Pam.
DeleteThey're all beautiful Theresa! I know it's way too late for input, but I love the chalk painted, no distressed, organza bow, roses and baby's breath the very best! 💗 I also love that I can reread this all these years later and get great new ideas. Thanks as always for your lovely inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour painted mason jars look so good and each floral variation is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love pink jars
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