Weekly Wednesday Wishlist #145

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Spring in Lancaster County is something to behold. We live in an area of rolling farmland that is emerald green and the landscape dotted with trees sprouting pink and white clouds of blooms . Although fall is my favorite time of year, spring’s showy display of new life almost takes my breath away! What a perfect time to celebrate Easter, or as I know it, Ressurrection Day.


We have lots to share today, and I’m starting us off…

Yvonne | StoneGable

strawberry lemon pound cake, Weekly Wednesday Wishlist

1. ON THE BLOG: GET 16 No-Fail Ideas For Styling And Organizing Kitchen Countertops. These simple ideas will elevate the look of your kitchen!

2. AMAZON FINDS: See all the new things I’m finding on Amazon HERE.

3. LAST-MINUTE EASTER IDEA: Easter is less than one week away. Here are 5 Last-Minute Easter Ideas You Will Love, and an informative guide full of Easter Table Ideas.

4. DECOR CRUSHES THIS WEEK:

UNDER $100: This pretty spring into summer painting, this almost real Maidenhair fern in a pot, my favorite basket, this chinoiserie indoor planter on sale, one of my favorite decorative gold bowls, this classic table lamp, and this glass hurricane in a footed base.

OVER $100: Most asked for piece of furniture in our home, this beautiful solid wood sideboard (LOVE), chic tufted side chairs (set ot 2), and my air fryer.

5. BEAUTIFUL HOMES AND MORE: I just love Ruth McKeaney from Hillside Farm. She’s sharing Easter Ideas at her home. And here is a Beautifully Eclectic Low-Country Farmhouse in Charleston. And you will love this garden tour at a Newport, RI estate.

6. EASY DESSERT IDEAS: These would be perfect for Easter! These can be made with any fruit. Make this Strawberry Lemon Pound Cake, and this beautiful Rhubarb Galette with a pre-made pie crust.

7. FUN AND INTERESTING FACTS: What country was the first to paint Easter eggs? Where did the tradition of the Easter bunny come from?

8. BEST HOSTESS GIFTS: If you are a guest for Easter, think about taking something nice to your hostess like this sweet set of herb printed tea towels, this set of spring inspired mugs filled with chocolate eggs, this lovely aloe and bergamot candle, this pair of polka dot egg salt and pepper shakers, this beautiful ribbed vase (in several colors) with a bouquet of flowers in it,

9. DELICIOUS EGG SALAD RECIPE: Have you ever used cream cheese to make egg salad? It’s so good! Chop six hard-boiled eggs and set aside. In a bowl, mix 1/4 cup whipped cream cheese, 2 TBS mayonnaise, and 2 tsp Dijon mustard. Optional: Add 1 TBS finely chopped fresh chives. Add the cream cheese mixture to the eggs and stir to combine. Salt and pepper to taste. This recipe is perfect for leftover Easter eggs. You can also make this egg salad in a food processor for more of a creamy egg salad. Pluse the ingredients until mixed.

10. SPRING WARDROBE CAPSULE: This beautiful and casual gauze shirt, these comfy slip-on crop jeans, this attractive linen-look tunic, this classic shirtdress (LOVE), and super comfy spring flats.

Answer to #7: Painted Easter eggs originally came from Ukraine. The tradition of the Easter bunny came from Germany and was brought to Pennsylvania by German immigrants.

Lory | Designthusiam
cherib statute and flowers

1. This year I’ve been feeling really inspired to decorate for spring. See these 8 Design Elements for Your Spring Decor and How to Use Accessories to Add Spring Color to a Neutral Home.

2. AMAZON PICKS: here are this week’s favorites from Amazon.

3. THIS WEEK ON THE BLOG: Starting to think about warm weather visitors? Check out How to Prepare Your Home for Overnight Guests. Love to have flowers in the home but not the price for florist bouquets? You’ll appreciate The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Creating Floral Arrangements. Want a quick pick-me-up to elevate your daily rituals (like a sweet little bookmark)? Try these Free Spring Printable Bookmarks and Candle Jar Labels.

4. CURRENT DECOR CRUSHES UNDER $50:

5. CURRENT DECOR CRUSHES UNDER $100:

6. CURRENT DECOR CRUSHES UNDER $200:

7. Looking for last minute Easter table ideas? Find inspiration in this pretty Blush Pink Easter Table which can be done in a similar way with things you likely already own.

8. FAB FURNITURE PICKS:

9. WHAT’S INSPIRING ME AROUND THE WEB: I recently discovered a new-to-me blog that celebrates the little luxuries and small pleasures in life that I so love! All the better, this blog, The Simply Luxuriously Life, is tailored for the Anglophiles and Francophiles out there. I I found it while looking for my next book to read, and loved the author’s first book, Choosing the Simply Luxurious Life. Now I’m reading the next two!

10. UP NEXT: The Complete French Farmhouse Shopping Guide from Amazon Home.

Ann | On Sutton Place

rockers on a front porch with blue and white accents

1.) Do you wish you could reinvent Spaghetti night? I’ve got three great ideas that will help you do just that! First, think a little outside the box and make Spaghetti Soup. Second, make a casserole! This Baked Spaghetti recipe is a family favorite. Last, instead of cooking your spaghetti sauce on the stovetop, try a different method. This Homemade Spaghetti Sauce is made in the microwave, so it’s super quick and easy!

2.) I just updated my Amazon page with some of my favorite products and great finds. Take a look HERE.

3.) FAVORITE QUOTE: “Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step of your life. Tiptoe if you must, but take a step.” ~Found HERE.

4.) If you wish you could transition to a simpler wardrobe, but think there are too many restrictions, take a look at this article. It will help you temper your expectations, and get you started in the right direction.

5.) MARCH BESTSELLERS:

6.) If you have been wishing for some very special wrapping paper, I just found the most amazing site. It’s called JSH Home Essentials, and their wrapping paper selection is stunning. They also have things for the home, kitchen and baking essentials, a clearance page, and more.

7.) INSPIRING PLACES: this historic and sophisticated captain’s house in Sag Harbor, and a Connecticut cottage that’s rich with color, pattern, and personality. Both of these homes are on a site called Desire To Inspire, which has some lovely content. Check it out!

8.) I have to share one more home tour because my mouth dropped open when I saw the upstairs hallway. There is limitless inspiration in just this one space. There’s wallpaper, wall sconces, and beadboard, and although this is a high-end home, there are so many ideas that can be accomplished on a budget.

9.) We welcomed the first day of spring, and the weather here in Ohio has cooperated with the calendar. We’ve had some beautiful days. Millie and I walk every morning, and our time spent outside has been so enjoyable. It has definitely soothed my soul. So for the coming week, I wish you soul-soothing weather and enough time left at the end of the day to relax. 

May you have a happy and blessed Easter, Friends!

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