I just had to share these unusual floral arrangements that I saw on a house tour.
I am not so sure I like this one, but I guess in the right setting it would be very dramatic.
This one is more my style. I love the oak leaf hydrangeas and the palmettos-notice how the edges of the palmettos are rounded of.
Just buy potted plants and put them in a big basket for a dramatic arrangement.
I know antlers are the big thing now, but I can for sure tell you I will not be painting any of them blue! I am joining Kim for Wow Us Wednesday.
I am not so sure I like this one, but I guess in the right setting it would be very dramatic.
This one is more my style. I love the oak leaf hydrangeas and the palmettos-notice how the edges of the palmettos are rounded of.
Just buy potted plants and put them in a big basket for a dramatic arrangement.
I know antlers are the big thing now, but I can for sure tell you I will not be painting any of them blue! I am joining Kim for Wow Us Wednesday.
The svelte simplicity of the first is eye-catching, though I'm not dramatic A-TALL. The second is absolutely my style---any and all of it, bloom and leaf and vase, and even just one flower from it would be pleasing to me.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the antlers came from Goodwill---I've seen several items there like it (though not blue)---so no family members would be unhappy.
Those sure are unique. I cracked up at the antlers being blue, although I do love that color. I just don't do antlers in our house, totally would not work.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm just not into antlers considering how many of them my dogs drag into the yard during deer season. I can't imagine painting them blue (or any other color) and using them for decoration!
ReplyDeleteI do like that second arrangement - it's beautiful!
The first one looks like it belongs near the beech. The second one reminds me of the flowers on the alter every Sunday. I have been known to do the third one with the basket. I do have deer antlers around the house but in a natural color along with turkey feathers, all gathered from the farm from my local wild life. But Blue or painted antlers NEVER, Peace
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