So I continue to countdown the days until I will be in Paris, April in Paris that is! I am beyond So I continue to countdown the days until I will be in Paris, April in Paris that is! I am beyond excited and I continue to think about different items to pack into two empty suitcases! Letters are the rage these days in Home Décor, thanks party to Joanna Gaines of Magnolia Homes and Fixer Upper. I see them everywhere, Hobby Lobby, Marshalls, other specialty stores in tall, short, fat, skinny, flat, puffy, metallic, poka dot – you name it! What I really get excited about is large vintage letters. I have watched Fixer Upper where Chip and Joanna are “shopping” their yard of antique letters to sp

Are these not the cutest bunny napkins you have ever seen! Let me warn you, this is not for the faint in heart. These are high maintenance, but totally worth it, especially if you want to make them and have them setting at place settings for awhile during Spring season. I made them last year and I decided to embellish them with these cute little miniature pom poms – I think they totally make it! The link I used for instructions (that I read over and over and over each step!): http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/holiday—celebration-recipes/centerpieces/how-to-fold-a-bunny-napkin#2 Here are some other fun pictures of décor I have done over the years for Spring: This plain black umbrellas was

Thank you for reading my blog about April in Paris! I am counting the days until I arrive – 3 weeks from TODAY exactly. Until then, I am blogging about items to put on my shopping list and places to see and visit or anywhere else I am inspired to write about as I anticipate this trip. I am going back to blog about items for which to scour while shopping Paris fleas & brocantes. I think these old trophies are great and serve multiple uses. They come in all sorts of sizes and shapes, with handles, without handles. They can be grouped as a collection for interest, or they can stand solo as a vessel for whatever you wish. They are shown below with silverware and napkins. They are fascina