Nature in the home - white

26 Jun 2013




These pretty white flowers (sorry I don't know what they're called!) were separated from a larger bunch I bought for myself this week. I'm slightly obsessed with saving all my jars and bottles lately, they make such perfect little vases and look quite sweet when decorated with pieces of lace, twine or washi tape too!

Linking in with lovely Lou of little green shed and her nature in the home series.

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18 comments :

  1. Looks lovely, I'd never thought to decorate the bottles I keep. You've done it so subtle & chic. Thank you for sharing :)

    Harri

    at-rubik.blogspot.com

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  2. so sweet! I save lots of jars for the same reason, though I did rescue a lovely green beer bottle from the recycling yesterday too! x

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  3. This is lovely! And such a great idea to use bottles. Need to start buying some posh drinks to get the nice bottles now!

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  4. so lovely especially in that bottle. x

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  5. They look like alstromeria to me... very pretty too. I've got some in a pinky-red colour on the mantelpiece and they last for ages!

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  6. This looks lovely - I love the twine through the button. Nice to know I'm not the only one who saves random glass bottles! (I'm forever sneaking them out of cafes feeling like a weirdo!)x

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  7. Ooh love this and has given me sme inspiration!! So creative as always lovely xx

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  8. They look lovely, so fresh! I love white! /maria

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  9. So pretty ... love the big button ... and I hoard pretty glass jars and bottles too ... Bee xx

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  10. Beautiful in it's natural simplicity, nothing else but beautiful xox Penny

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  11. I love how you have used buttons and string to decorate your bottle and with the addition of beautiful flowers your arrangement is perfect x

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  12. The button jar is brilliant and the photo is too, katie x

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  13. alstroemeria :)
    they look so pretty on their own in you little vase...i really think taking the bunches apart works better (that you get in supermarkets of course...not by some nice florist!!)
    hands up another glass hoarder. and right now i need so many as there are lots of lovely things to cut from the garden. sweet peas my favourite. x

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  14. It's so understated and elegant, I love it. Bottles do make excellent vases, and carafes too. x

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  15. Beautiful. Also with you on collecting any bottles and jars at the moment, such perfect little vases. xo

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  16. This is a stunning picture Caroline, I especially love the piece of twine with the button, a beautiful touch :) safxxx

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  17. This is a stunning picture Caroline, I especially love the piece of twine with the button, a beautiful touch :) safxxx

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