I want to make a pink table runner and a pink baby quilt for a new arrival. I made a pink set of Pine Tree Wrist Warmers (pattern here) and I love them dearly. I want to make another ruffle pillow, in pink. I want pink in my bathroom and so I choose a pink tube of shampoo and conditioner at the grocery store, and new bright pink scrub gloves for the shower. Maybe I should buy myself a set of pink towels too...??? And pink soap, toothpaste... Am I going to far??? I just want pink. So pink it is. For a while. In my home. Longing for spring and pink apple blossoms on the trees.
Kärlek
Annette
Annette
FOLLOW My Rose Valley HERE:
Pink is good!
ReplyDeleteOne more beautiful than the other!
Hugs!
Long live the color pink! I love it! I think you're feeling an anticipated spring spirit and that's fun. Have a lovely new week ahead! xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Annette,
ReplyDeleteOh, PINK! Lovely pink... It would completely clash with every single wall and bit of furniture in my home, but I can imagine it, right? And settle down to housework with a cup of coffee and a Nice Pink Brain!
Gorgeous pink wristies :) And what a suntan you have!!!
ReplyDeleteJillxo
I think pink is beautiful. It's a soft gentle soothing colour that heals, or a heated passionate colour. I don't buy into the 'girly pink' thing at all, its just one of my favourite colours and is for everyone, boy or girl. I'm not an air head because I love it so. It comes in different shades and tones and one way or another I am very attracted to it. There is nothing better than spring blossom in my view.
ReplyDeleteAm loving your assortment of pinks, the wrist warmers are lovely and cosy. Enjoying the fabrics too. Tulips are my favourite flowers as well. Thanks for sharing the pretty things.
Oh yes I'm with you on the pink! I've been craving peachy pinks, dirty pinks recently. Teamed with grey blues and ochre. I don't know why but I just love those 3 together. I've been pondering how I can incorporate these into my home without it looking horribly clashy with what's already there. I have lovely browny pink linen on my bed so I'm contemplating painting the walls a pale grey/blue then making an ochre throw for the bed. Decisions decisions! I still have 3 blankets that need doing before that though! Ha ha!!!!!!!!!! Seriously though, embrace the pink crush!!!!!!!! Xxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteOh pink is perfection in winter isn't it. It goes so beautifully with all of the cold silvery colours. And I love to spot the tiniest pale pink winter blossoms. Not much pink in this boy household, but I do have a pink scarf that I knitted. I didn't think I liked it after I finished it, but it turns out I love it. Hurray for pink! CJ xx
ReplyDelete:-)
ReplyDeletexx
How funny, I'm on a massive pink kick too at the moment. It think it's a good way to combat the January greys!
ReplyDeleteS x
Oh Annette! How's your family holding up with your craving for pink? Haha :). Your pictures are beautiful as always! Take care, Judith
ReplyDeleteOh yes! I had a pink tea with my niece and her daughter. Pink tablecloth, serviettes, crockery, eats - pink marshmallow tart, pink meringues, strawberries, etc... Was wonderful!! Everyone also dressed as pink as possible! This has now become a yearly event. ENJOY!!! your pink!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to banish the greys of January! This is a lovely post and filled with such pretty photos. I'm totally ready for spring too x
ReplyDeleteOh, I know what you mean, exactly! You would love the baby quilt I'm working on right now...it's very pastel with lots of pink. <3
ReplyDeleteYay for pink! So uplifting! 😊
ReplyDeleteThen pink it is! Pink stands for love, emotional security, youth, beauty, hope. Pink heals, pinks makes one strong, makes on feel full of energy and joy. Pink is great!
ReplyDelete