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A Spring Entryway

Recently I worked on a little spring entryway decor!  I know it isn't spring yet, but in Minnesota we have had some days over 40 degrees and some melting snow...
and in Minnesota, that feels like spring is on the way! I thought I would share 
our new "welcome to spring" entryway with you today!

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog
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Vintage gardening goodies are always perfect for spring decorating!
I love this old berry basket and clay pots!  Thrift stores are great places to find old gardening stuff...the Scott's Lawn Care book was a fun find!

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A vintage flower basket is perfect for holding any ivy topiary...

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

The sign my daughter painted will always welcome guests to our Oak Beach Cottage...

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

I used one of my favorite canvas prints on the wall...

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

A vintage sap bucket holds artificial forsythia. I found mine at Dollar Tree.  Forsythia is one of the first sights of spring here, and I always look forward to seeing it bloom! 
 With the onset of March, I know it won't be long!

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

Have you started bring a little spring decor into your home?

A Spring Entryway From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog
Until next time...

16 comments

  1. Your entryway is so pretty! I need to dig some of my spring decor out of the basement. Of course we just got our 1st real snowfall of the winter NOW. Where was it in December when I would have appreciated it more!

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  2. I love it! Makes me think spring is on its way soon. You always arrange the prettiest vignettes!
    Brenda

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  3. Hi Linda,

    The sign your daughter painted is ver pretty.

    Love the old lawn care book, a neat find and it'spretty too. I'm beginning to take spring pieces out.

    Have a great weekend!

    Cindy

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  4. I love all these spring touches to much Linda! It's chilly in Florida but the sun has been shining the past few days and I can hear the bird singing each morning. I can't wait for Spring to arrive. It always feels like a new beginning. Hugs for a happy week, CoCo

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  5. I just started incorporating lighter decor and splashes of yellow, too! Great idea to use the faux forsythia and I love your new vintage find (the Lawn Care book). Perfect for your vignette!

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  6. Love the yellow of the forsythia and the blue in the old book. Looks so pretty in your Spring vignette. I hope we see an early Spring. Have a great weekend.
    xoxo
    Kris

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  7. Love your early spring entryway, Linda! I haven't even come close to spring decor yet lol! I have always associated forsythia with spring ~ one of my faves:) xo Kathleen

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  8. The lawn care book is darling. I love vintage gardening books. Enjoy your spring days.

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  9. Forsythia is one of our first signs of Spring, always welcome. I love your pretty vintage gardening goodies on your entry bench. that book looks wonderful, and perfect for that berry basket. Hope you're having a warm weekend!

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  10. I love your sweet vignette, dear Linda, spring is such a hopeful season. I can't wait.
    Amalia
    xo

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  11. As you probably know, the single digits this week hardly induce any spring fever...so I'm still waiting for real spring spirit to strike. I need to put my polar bears away---before I can do anything flowery/birdy/or bunny! Grins...

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  12. I haven't done much in the way of bringing spring indoors, but there sure is a lot of it popping up outdoors here in Georgia. xo Laura

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  13. Such a cheerful entry, Linda! Love the vintage ivy basket and your daughter's sweet sign. Even the little plaid umbrella is darling. Spring is teasing us here in Washington - one day sunny and warm and the next cold and gray. Looking forward to an extra hour of daylight next week, though! Sending hugs xo Karen

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  14. That book is an awesome find! I love using forsythia this time of year, too. We just need yellow in every way!

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