As you probably already know, I love seasonal decor. And my favorite spot to decorate {and for some holidays, the only area I decorate} is my entry way.
If you saw my post about Valentine's decor {CLICK HERE if you missed it}, the wreath might look familiar. Without the red ribbon, the bright green is perfect for St. Paddy's.
I am so in love with this "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" print. You can order it on one of my favorite sites - Dear Lillie. I bought the PDF & printed it to poster size. I also give this print as gifts to some of my Irish friends - although smaller than you see here. The white frame gets recycled a lot at my house!
The toile fabric square is home-made. It is so much less expensive than buying ready-made linens. For very little money, I purchased lots of this fabric & I have matching table runners too. I used them for a luncheon I hosted one time & it's great to have them on hand. CLICK HERE for my tutorial on making your own table linens.
. . . And speaking of Irish Eyes, here's my own little Irish boy Jeff - when he was just a little kipper. It has been fun to discover that we do have some Irish ancestry! And here he is all grown up {when we were visiting Ireland} . . .
He's a keeper - "to be sure, to be sure".
PS - The Irish really do say, "to be sure, to be sure"! CLICK HERE to learn more about what we learned on our trip to The Emerald Isle.
If you saw my post about Valentine's decor {CLICK HERE if you missed it}, the wreath might look familiar. Without the red ribbon, the bright green is perfect for St. Paddy's.
The toile fabric square is home-made. It is so much less expensive than buying ready-made linens. For very little money, I purchased lots of this fabric & I have matching table runners too. I used them for a luncheon I hosted one time & it's great to have them on hand. CLICK HERE for my tutorial on making your own table linens.
. . . And speaking of Irish Eyes, here's my own little Irish boy Jeff - when he was just a little kipper. It has been fun to discover that we do have some Irish ancestry! And here he is all grown up {when we were visiting Ireland} . . .
He's a keeper - "to be sure, to be sure".
PS - The Irish really do say, "to be sure, to be sure"! CLICK HERE to learn more about what we learned on our trip to The Emerald Isle.
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