"For each petal on the shamrock.
This brings a wish your way.
Good health, good luck & happiness.
For today& every day!"
These are the Cranky Queen's thoughts for you this week...She wanted to share her St. Patrick's Day decorations. It's always a fun holiday when your hubby is Irish! Yes, Cranky King is "Maternally Irish!!!"
Yes, you are seeing green...A St. Paddy's Day Vignette
A bowl full of hand~made shamrocks by Cranky herself! With a few clover cookie cutters & St. Patrick's Day vintage post cards tucked in....
Love the old vintage post cards!
Isn't this little guy cute?
This horseshoe shamrock hanger is one that I made last year. It hangs from the chandelier in the breakfast room. I also made all of my gal pals one!
"May the hinges of friendship never grow rusty."
Irish Quote~Author Unknown
An Irish Toast that hangs on the wall in our breakfast room!
Not an Irishdog in the bunch...
A French Lady, 2 from Mexico & 1 Japanese!
From L to R~ Sassafrass, Dixie Belle, Ruby (I didn't want my picture taken, so I'm closing my eyes) & Sadie (our Granddog).
STAY CALM & MAY GOOD LUCK BE YOUR FRIEND IN WHATEVER YOU DO!
Tiffany
Such fun decorations. Your little elf in the fern is absolutely adorable. Happy soon-to-be St. Patty's day!
ReplyDeleteLove all of your fun St. Patrick's Day decorations! I love your little elf, too! And I always love vintage holiday postcards! Thanks so much for stopping by and following my blog...I'm a new follower, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable little shamrocks and that little elf in your fern made me laugh! I love elves! Happy St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Thanks for a very nice and cute St. Patrick's day theme.
ReplyDeleteI really like the shamrock cookie cutters and the great vintage postcards. Great vignette.
DeleteAnn
thanks for sharing your cute stuff, especially your little buddies at the end.
ReplyDeleteYou are definately the Queen of Green this week. Very creative St. Patricks Day decorations.
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HA! "Don't let me be a deadhead!"
ReplyDeleteI guess no one told that to all the Jerry Garcia fans!
Love all of your St. Patty's decor! You've got me all inspired to make some stuffed shamrocks for next year, so darling. WOOF WOOF to your adorable doggies! I feel just like Ruby, I hate having my picture taken.
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT!
Hi Tiffany,
ReplyDeleteBet I can chase the cranky right out of your queenly-ness, you must have picked a four leaf clover for you are the winner of my give away! Drop me a line with your mailing address and I will get busy creating your one of kind gift!
Have a great weekend!
Cute! Love the primitive shamrocks, and all of your little pieces. Your dogs are adorable, (we have a Bichon Frise too-notice how Bichon is so close to Bitch?). We love her though. Found you at Home & Garden Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThe best of Irish luck to you!
ReplyDeleteThe dogs are so cute. I love them all, every size and breed. Portia is a whippet, very gentle and sweet.
Penny x
Your "NON IRISH" dogs are adorable.It is funny the way a dog will close it's eyes or turn it's head and think they are invisible.Love the cloth shamrocks in a bowl-cute idea.
ReplyDeleteam loving your elf in the fern!!!! cute ideas!,,I
ReplyDeleteCute, cute blog..and like Lisa.. that little elf grabbed my heart. I have a little elf collection that began with my grandmother. So fun!!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower and looking forward to your next post.
Karen
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