Looking for spring ideas to add to your home? Look no further!
I’m sharing some favorite things from my home as well as sending you to some of my favorite blog posts that are all about spring!
It’s been winter here in my beautiful New Mexico mountains, but inside, it’s all about springtime!
Here are a few of my favorite things SPRING in my home!
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I have collected Fireking/ Jadeite dishes for years. I love finding them at hole in the wall places. If you don’t have time to go junkin’, you can find new green dishes! I have several baking dishes that are new. I love it all!
Other Easter Eggs can be found HERE.
More Spring Ideas To Add To Your Home
I have been adding these pink peonies to my home decor for several years! They look like a small bouquet when they arrive so they are easy to slip into any type of vase or container to add some color and the feel of spring! I couldn’t find these exact ones, but similar peonies can be purchased HERE.
I love these plain bunnies! I just add them in wherever they fit! Similar bunnies can be found HERE.
If you’ve noticed in a couple of picture, I love to decorate with books. He are links to my favorite books to use in the spring!
I love the colors in this Julia Child famous cookbook! It can be purchased HERE.
One of my favorite books to display in the spring is She Walks In Beauty which is a compilation of Jackie Kennedy Onassis’ favorite poems. It was put together by her daughter, Caroline Kennedy. My sister and I went to hear her speak when the book was published, and it’s one of my favorite memories with my sister! It can be purchased HERE.
I love The Moral Compass for it’s beauty as a book, but I also believe the words within are as beautiful as anything on the outside. This is the 2nd book in a series of books that he wrote on the morals of our country. I read The Book Of Virtues to my students when I taught 8th grade English! The Moral Compass can be purchased HERE>
Posts That Have Given Me Inspiration!
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