Hello and welcome to Share Your Cup, (SYC for short).
The party where you share what makes you happy.
I'm starting early today because I'm off to. . .you guessed it; get another load of treasures for our upcoming 4th estate sale.
This has kept me ever so busy, but the junker in me is loving it! I'm trying to be good and not buy a lot.
However, sometimes I just can't resist! Especially if it's left over at the end. :)
I'll be sharing what I have purchased so far in an upcoming post.
Yesterday I had the fun opportunity to do a live video for
Hometalk I watched it afterwards and had to laugh. I was kind of a goof, stumbling over the word patriotism. Also, I should have sped it up a little. I've never done anything like this before, but I had fun and Jordan was a jewel to work with!
Last week I shared some of my Easter décor in
and. . .
Easter will be here before we know it. I don't want spring
to whizz by!
Now for the features from SYC #242:
Lina from Sew Historically shared her beautifully natural dyed eggs. I've done this before, but didn't have nearly as many gorgeous colors as she came up with!
Florence from Vintage Southern Picks gave a found birdcage a makeover and created a sweet Easter vignette inside.
I absolutely adore this Spring display by Kathryn from
Fjolla's Table shared the sweetest little snowdrops in lace trimmed jars picked from her garden.
Sharon from Blue Willow House shared some of her favorite things that she never passes up at thrift stores. Her and I love many of the same things.
Carol from Comfort Spring shared the recipe for a delicious Asparagus &Tomato Quiche.
Thanks so much for sharing and please grab my button if you were featured.
Now let's party!
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28 comments
Jann, makes me happy to see your cute Easter decor. Love the cute tiered tray. ;-)
Yes, spring is going to whizz by. Let's all enjoy it!
Jann, thank you for featuring my Little Spring! Made my day! Have a happy rest of the week. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
Lots of pretty Easter settings..... have fun w/ your estate sale... and finding a "few" treasures! :) Thank you for hosting the party... have a great week.
Hi Jann, I watched your video and it was wonderful. Love the ice chest, it makes me want to go on a picnic and it's prefect for summer. Great Job! I wouldn't worry at all about stumbling with your words, it had to be a bit nerve-racking, but you gave it a real homey feel. You're the best.
Now on to see what some of your blogging sisters shared.
Have a marvelous day.
Connie :)
Jann,
You're so adventurous to just dive into all this new technology! Have fun going through all the fun vintage items to sell. Thanks for the party-love spring projects and inspiration!
Enjoy your estate sale! I watched your Hometalk video and enjoyed it. Tahnsk for hosting every week!
Loved your Hometalk video, Jann! You already have 64K views! :) So many great tips... and a real treat to hear your voice, Jann! It might also be fun to stencil on a vintage metal serving tray or the wooden lid of a picnic basket. A checkerboard might be a fun design, too! Thanks for sharing so many creative ideas! ♡
Thanks for featuring my natural Easter egg dyes! :)
hi jann
great features this week! laura
I tried to go to the video on Hometalk, Jann,but it says that the page is not available.
Thanks for hosting and inspiring us. Enjoy that 4th Estate Sale!
Hi Jann, thanks for hosting the party!
I loved your post about the three-tiered tray. It is interesting to read about the stories behind the items that you displayed. I was especially fascinated by the sugar egg. I have only seen one before on another blog. They are so charming. I want to do some research on them to find out more about their history. I wonder if they are still made nowadays? Haven't seen one yet, but I don't go often to stores to buy sweets.
Warm regards,
Christina
Jann, thanks so much for the feature this time! I was thrilled, and happy to be included with all the other lovely features!
Oh, what wonderful features this week, Jann! Easter is such a pretty time of year what with our pastels and bunnies. Thanks for the party.
Blessings,
Sandi
Jann, thank you for hosting. I hope you get a few goodies at these estate sales.
xo Dianne
Jann,
Thanks so much for hosting and for taking the time out of your busy schedule to visit!!
Hugs,
Deb
What a great lot of features! How fun! I will enjoy visiting everyone. Thanks for hosting and have a great week!
Ruth
Thank you for hosting!
Thanks so much for featuring my Asparagus Quiche and for the great party!
Thanks for hosting and sharing so many beautiful things !Hugs,Maristella.
Jann, thank you so much for featuring my "Treasures" post. Your party is always so full of inspiration.
Thank you so much for hosting such an inspiring party, Jann!
Thanks for the party, Jann--hope you have a great weekend!
Thank you Jann for your Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson 243. Always look forward to visiting and joining in.
Joy
Congratulations on your Hometalk Live feature! I'm no longer on Hometalk but would have loved to see it. Will the video be available on your blog soon?
Thanks for the party Jann!
Great features. Somehow I tend to miss a lot of them and love to see the features to help catch me up. Thanks for all the work you put into hosting the party. xoxoxo Sugar.
Jann, thanks for the party! Going to check out your video now, you tech whiz!
The tiered tray is fabulous...very well done! What makes me happy is having heat in my bedroom and being able to sleep in my own bed. It's been a long three months and a bedroom at 47 degrees F isn't conducive to restful sleep.
Later this week, I'm headed to the county library so I can watch your video.
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