I had a black and white checked metal bunny on hand. Then I made some fabric covered styrofoam eggs using her signature black and white checked fabric mixed with my favorite fabric......pink florals. |
I hung and set gold accented eggs on my two new egg stands. |
Next to the egg holder that I showed you in the last picture is the other ornament tree that I bought at the same Estate sale last week end. |
I decided not to paint it gold but I did tie some gold ribbon to the "trunk". I hung gold accented eggs on my tree along with a few gold accented birds. |
Here is a close up of the foiled bunnies that I used in my Easter vignette. |
I finally shut the blinds and was able to get some better photo's. |
I wanted some fresh flowers for my vignette so I went out to the green house and brought in some pots of Daffodils that I hadn't got around to planting yet. |
I styled the table that sits next to the buffet in the same MacKenzie Childs style.....can't wait to share it with you! |
I think it's all beautiful. You were so clever to make some eggs in the MacKenzie Childs style. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteThe foil covered bunnies are precious. I love the black and white too.
ReplyDeleteLove! I have some foil covered bunnies too. Precious!
ReplyDeleteChippy White Cottage Blessings,
Rebecca
Oh, my gracious, Penny!!!! Everything is so fun and festive. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteI love those foil Easter bunnies. The egg trees are pretty also with your golden eggs.
ReplyDeleteA fun Easter arangement!
I love looking at your photos because your vignettes are always so interesting, whimsical, and magical. The black & white checks add a nice contrast to the pastel springtime colors, too.
ReplyDeleteI like MacKensie Child's style as well. I've never seen foil bunnies quite like yours. So pretty. Thanks for sharing and inspiring, Linda
ReplyDeletePS. Happy Pink Saturday.
I love Mackensie Childs style. Your vignettes are charming!
ReplyDeletePenny,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the foil bunnies and all the gold!! I was surprised that you painted the egg holder gold and not white though. It looks lovely!! I have the Living room decorated for Easter and I am working on the Dining Room. I am looking for ideas for the buffet because I passed on my Bunny Village to my niece for my 5 year old little great niece. She loves it. So now I can decorate a bit differently in the Dining Room......
Hugs,
Deb
The foil bunnies contrast so beautifully with the black and white check pattern. It really looks lovely Penny
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. I love the combination of the gold with the black and white. Elegance with the farmhouse look.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of Easter eggs.. I'm also thinking of making Easter eggs..
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Your vignettes and decors are magical and very festive. Great job again!
ReplyDeleteHugs Alessandra
Your foiled eggs and bunnies are so classy! Love it! Thanks for sharing at My Busy Beehives #beeparty! Hope to see you again!
ReplyDeleteI don't know which are nicer your eggs, your bunnies...! They all look so lovely! Amazing work. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteSo cute with all the bunnies hopping about, Love the look. I need to go on a bunny hunt, and see what i have soon. Grins, Sandi
ReplyDeletePenny, your vignette is adorable. I'm a longtime fan of MacKenzie Childs Courtly Check, so this of course makes me smile. Yes, the gold accents work well with CC. In fact, last Easter I found some golden rabbits while on a trip. I knew they would be perfect with the Courtly Check, and they were.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the fun!
Well done, Penny!!! I love MacKenzie Childs and your vignette is perfect. Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteYour vignettes are always so interesting, pretty and lots of little things to look at. The foiled bunnies steal the show in this post. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vignette! So many pretty eggs! Thanks for sharing with us at Snickerdoodle!
ReplyDeletePreciosas fotos!
ReplyDeleteBesotes R&I 🗝
What a difference the gold paint and ribbons made! Thanks for sharing your pretty Easter goodies at Monday Social!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!!!! I love the black and white check idea. Thanks so much for sharing it with "Let's Talk Vintage!"
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