full 'SPRING' mode!


I feel it is safe to say we really are in full SPRING mode now.  And, I think it's terrific!  I've been enjoying starting the day out on our porch in the mornings while feeling the warmth of the sunshine.  Although the pine pollen is trying to be a nuisance at the moment.  "This too shall pass", is what I say about that!  The pollen doesn't seem as bad as it was last year though, and the rain is our friend with helping to wash it away for now.



Since Spring began I've been adding a few 'touches of Spring' to freshen up my home decor, I shared a bit of it in an earlier post, and if you missed it you can see it at this link: A Touch of Spring Decor.

I've also added a few more Spring touches over the past week since putting away my Easter decorations, and completing a couple projects.   It feels light and bright, and fresh!   





I found this cute DIY chalkboard banner a couple of weeks ago.  There are several pieces to it and I figured it would be fun to use for different occasions.  Spelling out the word S-P-R-I-N-G by hand using chalk was an easy and fun way to welcome SPRING!





My pretty chalkboard is another fun way that I add to my home decor, so 'Welcome Spring' was a perfect choice of words.  I just have fun with it and do what comes to mind when I get the chalk in my hand.  






It's wonderful to have all the natural light and sunshine, and the lush green backdrop outdoors adds to my fresh Spring decor.  I'm quite pleased to say ..."Welcome Spring!"




I'm so happy it's Spring!!...



    



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Tammy is the design enthusiast behind the blog, Tips, Treats & Treasures, where her creativity is explored with a mixture of her artistic abilities and style through her home decorating, thrifty finds, DIY and creative craft projects, along with her family favorite recipes. She shares through her blog her ideas and helpful tips on everything she has learned over the years and much of which she is passionate about in the hope of inspiring others, with her own unique style storytelling.