Lucky Charms!!! |
May You Find Gold At the End of Your Rainbow! |
Kiss Me, I'm Irish... |
I enjoyed making these grunged shamrock ornies from men's old suits, eyelet shirts that I purchased from the local thrift store & adding bits & bobs for fun!
These shamrocks hang from our breakfast room chandelier, along with a rusty horseshoe attached to a sham that I made wishing all that enter our home good luck...
Thrift store find...How "lucky" I was...no cigarette burns.
Vintage Irish Postcards Sent Across the Miles Long Ago
IRISH PRAYER: May you be in Heaven a half hour before the devil knows you're dead!
Don't let your "bloomers" be caught down & flapping in the wind!
HAPPY ST. PADDY'S DAY
from The Cranky Queen & her Scot-Irish Family.
The Scot-Irish Freckled Prince Logan
I don't think I've ever seen all your St. Patrick's Day things! I need to get on the stick and hunt some or make some. Great picture of you and Albia. Was that made last week?
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Happy St. Patricks Day to you! I think I better break out the vintage postcards, that might be all I have in the way of decorations. Maybe I'll make a green dinner :) Have a great weekend xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi Tiffany..Being Scot-Irish myself all the green made me smile and reminded me of my Great Grandma's stories of the little people dancing on her window sills. I see Jill left you a little note up above...I will just add my two cents worth and say Thank You for posting on our blog and being one of our first followers..I love your suit shamrocks...What a great idea! Take care and Thanks Again!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your shamrock ornies! I'm so bad at decorating for St. Patty's Day. I'm already on Easter!
ReplyDeleteI am loving all your cute St Pat's Day decorations. The little shamrocks are really fun but I am so in love with the vintage postcards. I am trying to collect some for each holiday to use in my vignettes! Yours are amazing! hugs, Linda
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ReplyDeleteThank you for coming by and commenting on Rhonda's interview. I love your Irish teddy bear he's cute. I'm afraid the only thing Irish about me is my son's name, Liam. So nice to meet you.
Lisa @ Lesapea xx
How fun! I love all of your St. Patty's Day decor!!! My husband's family is from Jasper, AL - where are you? I love that beautiful state!
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Kelly
hey tiff! thanks for stopping by and leaving me such a fabulous comment! you should go to texas! it is beyond words! hope to meet you there someday!
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shelley
Have a lovely St. Patty's day!!
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Teresa
So happy I found my way to your great blog, love your St. Paddy's day greeting! What a nice looking family! I found my way to see The Cranky Queen via Linda at A La Carte!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Tiffany, I love your header and the name of your blog...so cute! The decorations are adorable. Happy St Paddys Day!
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Sherry
Ornie? What's an "ornie"? There is no such word in my dictionary.
ReplyDeleteThis design is spectacular! You most certainly know how to keep a reader entertained.
ReplyDeleteBetween your wit and your videos, I was almost moved to start my
own blog (well, almost...HaHa!) Wonderful job. I really loved what
you had to say, and more than that, how you presented it.
Too cool!
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