Mixed with a large pink vintage ornament and some berries give a sweet touch for the holiday in my small dough bowl on the dining table.
For my large dough bowl, I bought a string of battery silver heart lights (again was among the Christmas articles) and left a few pinecones in my large dough bowl.
Scattered mat and shiny red heart ornaments combined with the lights and pinecones give a romantic touch for the holiday in our entrance hall.
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8 comments:
What a smart idea! I love what you have done with the hearts, especially the heart lights. It looks so pretty and welcoming.
I was wondering what decorations you'd be displaying in the run up to February 14th, and now I know! I've got hearts and birds out, though I haven't a romantic bone in my body!
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Such a good idea Heidi and so pretty too. x
I love your dough bowls, they look pretty filled with the hearts and lights.
I love the way you have worked with the dough bowls. So cheerful.
Lillian @ lillianscupboard.wordpress.com
Hello Heidi
Your things are so pretty, I live the white tree branches in your header photo.
your bowlful of hearts is so nice and pleasant to look at.
Even little Elizabeth knows what hearts are!
Het ziet er weer heel gezellig uit Heidi, die harten zo knus samen in een schaaltje, lekker warm ook.
Liefs Bep.
That is so pretty, Heidi! I would've never thought of using heart-shaped ornaments for Valentine's Day decor. As they say, "think outside the box!"
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