The Royal Treatment Give Away

You may be thinking,

"Didn't she just have a give-away?"

Well, yes, I did.

But I'm going to start doing smaller ones frequently

so I can share some wonderful finds and talent.

 

Last year I fell in love with these

oh so sweet, handmade,

one-of-a-kind

crowns,

and I wanted to share one with you.

Just 'cause I love you all so much!

I thought you might enjoy having

The Royal Treatment.

With one of my favorite crowns,

adorned with vintage bling,

 pearls, and some glitz.

Here I have it on a candle holder as a candle cloche.

I've used mine in so many vignettes for every season.

The give away includes Italian note cards,

and my favorite Gardenia goat's milk soap

found at Inspirational Home.

This is my sweet friend Kenda,

the gal behind the crowns

And these are from her lovely space

The French Rose

at Leola's in Ozark.

Kenda creates her crowns

in pink, blue, gold and silver,

each with her signature

 vintage jewelry bling.

So if you are ever in Southwest Missouri

be sure to stop by and say Hello.

I'm so excited to share this

 Give Away with all of you!

So leave a comment on this post,

 join as a follower if you haven't yet,

and for extra entries,

 grab the Give-Away button,

then let me know if you post on your blog

 about the Give Away.

And as a Bonus,

 I'll be having a second special giveaway

for my lovely friends...

who have me on their blog rolls.

Just let me know so I can enter you.

April 15 is the deadline.

 

Have a wonderful Easter Week.

love,

Debra

Blog World's Longest Running Give Away

Do I have your attention?

OK, well it might not be the world's longest, but I can tell you it will be one of the best!!   My  BBBFF, (best bloggy bud friend forevah)

Anne from  Fiona and Twig 

is having an awesome giveaway. Am I the only person that loves the word "Awesome"?

OK, it's a FABULOUS Give Away

that's been in the works for awhile!

Anne is hobnobing with all the beautiful people at Warrenton this week and I'm stuck in the Midwest with the "I can't help it's". That's my term for whining and fussing because I'm not down there, too. She's been a fabulous friend because she gets me on the phone and then shoves it in someone's face and says "here's my poor friend, she's sad cause she's not here, so tell her Hi". So far it's worked great because I've gotten to talk to Sweet T, the Trash Diva, TOT, and Thee Mindy and her sidekick. I almost got to talk to RNC but I was in the bathroom and couldn't make it to the phone. waaah, waaah.

Now, If you've not signed up, all you have to do is go over to Anne's blog and join as a follower. That's it.

 And if you don't know Anne,

(OK, I couldn't resist, this was when she was 3)

then you're missing out on one of the funniest, sweetest, prettiest, and most talented people out here in the Blogosphere!

Anne is collecting an array of vintage surprises on her trip, so along with French ephemera, linens, and anything and everything that she may accumulate, I can tell you it will be one AWESOME Giveaway!

She'll be home in a couple of days so surprise her, and then the rest of the blog world can sign on.

Now, a shameless plug for me...

Come back tomorrow

because I'm starting a give away

that will jewel and bedazzle you.

 I've been excited to get it started, so...

see ya tomorrow!

love,
Debra

Vintage Easter Hop

Joan at Anything Goes Here is having a Party.

A Vintage Easter Blog Hop

to celebrate all the great vintage Easter goods.

I don't have many really vintage Easter things,

but I can't wait to see everyone else's!

This is a vintage Spring wheelbarrow

that I've had several years

that always comes out at Easter.

My helpers are here in the sunroom

enjoying the faux carrots.

A vintage "Sees" candy container,

And a vintage Strawberry flat

with a very old pair of bunnies.

This old pottery rabbit planter

Old chalk nativity lambs

And because Easter is also known as

 "Resurrection Sunday"...

This is a print on a mirror under glass

of the Last Supper.

And an old crucifix that hangs

on a mirror in the Entry Hall.

Please visit with Joan and all the "hoppers"

over at Anything Goes Here

Blessings to you and yours on this Palm Sunday.

May we all remember the real meaning of Easter.

Rebirth and renewal of our own hearts

through our Lord's great sacrifice for us.

love,

Debra