Sometimes images speak louder than words. As I promised in yesterday’s post, here is my wild flower bouquet from the Costa Brava. I hope you like it!
Speak to you soon – I will be back next with some new ideas for the baby’s bedroom.
Take care
Elodie
Dear all,
Those following me on Instagram, know that I just come back from a great holiday on the Costa Brava in Spain. The weather was not great but we had a very relaxing time. One of my highlights were of course the flowers. The variety of wild species, growing on the side of the road is huge! The roads were quite narrow and it was not very easy to park on the side, but Mr. Love and myself organised a little “blogspedition” to collect some flowers. I will show you some of the flowers and plants we found in this post and the bouquet in the next one.
I hope you will like them!
Can you imagine how the bouquet will look like?
Do you like making bouquets with wild flowers from the forest or just from the garden? I am so frustrated sometimes living in a big city and having to buy flowers…I miss my parent’s garden!
Have a great day!
Elodie
Hello everyone,
2 weeks ago I received a little package I ordered some time ago on the online shop fab.com.
Fab is a members-only website and mobile app that offers curated sales, featuring designers and manufacturers from around the world. You usually have to wait a pretty long time between the order and the delivery, but it is generally worth it. My last order was for my cat Cheddar and I promised on Instagram, that I would post some photos of the little present, so there you go:
The funny scratching dog is from the US company Imperial Cat. They are not on sale anymore on the Fab Website, but you never know, they might come back at some point. Anyway Cheddy loves it!
I wish you a great day!
Speak to you soon
Elodie
Hello flower girls (and boys)!
#2flowergirls is starting a new round today and we decided to style hortensia this time. I love them and their beautiful colour palette. They look fantastic in a garden or on your dinning table and don’t need much work. A good thing to know if you want to keep them a little longer in a vase is that they need a lot of water, so always check that you have enough water in your vase.
We are so looking forward to seeing your interpretation of hortensia styling. Please post your contribution under this blogpost and we will post the pictures on our pinterest board. If you want you can check out the ranunculus edition board. If you post some Hortensia on Instagram or Twitter, don’t forget to use the hashtag: #2flowergirls.
Here are my #2flowergirls pictures:
Here is a sneak peek of Inga‘s photos. You can see more on her blog www.glomerylane.com today. I am a big fan of those coulours, aren’t you?
Speak to you soon!
Elodie
Photos: (c) Elodie Love and Inga Lorig
Hello everyone,
I gave a little dinner party last Saturday, and it’s always the occasion for me to pimp my flat with some fresh cut flowers. When I was on the market, I bought some blue flowers. I decided not to mix them, but to make three different bouquet and display them on different spots of the flat. Here is the result. I hope you will enjoy it.
Which one do you prefer? Myosotis, delphinium or hortensia?
Speak to you soon!
xxx
Elodie
