We will be at our new home on Cape Cod
for the
so
I decorated my porch
in
in
RED, WHITE AND BLUE
I found this old sifter at a thrift store
and
decided to make a floral arrangement in it
I purchased some red, white and blue artificial flowers
I made the banner!
You can find the
TUTORIAL
to make a banner like this in
my blog post
Thank you to
Kim Dewalt
from
for
this tutorial which I found
in the
February - March Issue
of
Prim Sisters Gazette
I bought some twig vines to put around my porch window
I wired a piece of floral styrofoam to the inside of the sifter
then covered it with moss
then I added the flowers
and
banner
I used an old flag to attach the banner to
I drilled holes in the sides of the sifter
to
wire on the banner
I added rusty bells using rusty pins
using this recipe
RUST RECIPE
1c peroxide
1 c vinegar
3 tbls salt
Combine all ingredients in a throw away container or glass.
add bells, pins etc. and let set 1-2 days in mixture.
the mixture will most likely foam up and come over top of container
Remove items with a slotted spoon
and
put on cookie sheet with shallow side,
let sit in sun for day or too, can also dry indoors.
I cut out and painted a
Uncle Sam to put by the door
I love how it all came together!
What do you think
of
my porch?
Hugs,
Lynn
The porch looks beautiful. Very americana.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did, it looks so nice and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of moving my table into my hooking room, since I have more space now. The cats have been running around on it and knocking things over, so time to make a new painting spot where they can't get to.
Debbie
Your porch looks wonderful! You did an amazing job on your flower arangement!
ReplyDeleteYour porch looks great and primitive! Love those chairs...thanks for the rust recipe. I can use that!!
ReplyDeleteI think it is perfect!! LOVE the grapevines addition to the window. Nothing like being on Cape for the 4th!!
ReplyDeleteHUGS!!
Beautiful - as usual! The flower arrangement is so unique and just perfect for your porch. Great job! Have a ball at your new home for the 4th. Dawn
ReplyDelete