I was whispering "rosebuds" when I spied this Morgan twin-sized pink rosebud chenille spread.
PINK ROSEBUDS!!!
She had painted small chests, boxes, and other accessories.
They were for her granddaughter who is now an adult.
I bought the green shelf with rosebuds.
And a small watering can with a rosebud and some other flowers.
Do not let Chucks know I bought more frames.
Luckily they can be hidden quite successfully in the living room behind a small chair.
I promise at some point I will do a frame project.
Sorry about the glare.
It has been rainy and there is no light in my house when it is cloudy.
It's a wonder I even get out of bed.
The easiest plant in the world.
Pop quiz time:
Who is Orson Welles?
Why was he whispering "Rosebud"?
What was Citizen Kane?
See y'all!
 |
Use this discount code to receive 10% off your purchase at the Distressed Donna Etsy store:DISTRESSEDDONNA14SHOP HERE! |
<
Thrifty Life Thursday #36
Thrifty Things Friday #19
Feathered Nest Friday
Love all the pretties with roses on them. I won't tell about your frames, I promise!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Donna ... Love that spread.
ReplyDeleteI bet Chucks knows the frames are there.
Hugs,
Audrey Z.
Love all the rosebud goodies, especially the chenille. I love anything chenille. That's one of my favourite movies. Our sedums are showing their colours now too, so many cool nights lately.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds! I've been tempted to try a quilt from different chenille squares. I saw one a while ago and it was lovely.....
ReplyDeleteI remember "Rosebud" was a sled......
Hmm, doesn't Chucks read your posts? Lovely finds! The lavender stone is so pretty! This is new to me.
ReplyDeleteWithout googling it, all I can tell you is that Rosebud was a sled. The rest of the story eludes me. And Orson also wrote War of the Worlds which panicked many during its radio broadcast.
ReplyDeleteThe rosebud collection, if I had found it, would be the catalyst for me changing out an entire room for rosebud decor. Seriously. It's a personality quirk of mine, an exhausting one.
I'm old enough to know who Orson Welles was but can't remember why he was whispering 'Rosebud". Citizen Kane was a movie. Love the rosebud beadspread!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, I love the rosebud spread. My stonecrop you gave me is blooming right now. I have not been outside much however. I need a yard guy-I must wish for one. Okay teacher I do not recall ever seeing or reading Citizen Kane. xo, Olive
ReplyDeleteRosebud was the sled, Orson Wells was an amazing actor, director and Citizen Kane was a famous movie he made. So saying all that, I LOVE your Rosebud collection of items. I'm a June baby so I've always had a fondness for Roses (my birth month flower).
ReplyDeletehugs,
Linda
Love that spread, Donna.
ReplyDeleteLavender stone? I need lots of that. I hope it's Bruce proof.
I do not have to answer about Orson and Rosebud, although I did know.
Many beat me to it. :)
Such pretties! That chenille spread was a great find! Heard of Orson Wells and Citizen Kane but never watched it...should I? :)
ReplyDeleteI have no answers to any of the above. Maybe Orson Wells was a writer of scary stuff? Who knows! I want, I want, I want the bedspread and the scarf. Wow! Your finds are incredible.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds Donna....my pick is that gorgeous spread! Hugs, Penny
ReplyDeleteGreat finds......love all of them. Citizen Kane was one Orson Welles movie I did not see!
ReplyDeleteI have stonecrop growing all over along with other sedums showing color. Love it!
That is quite a few frames you have tucked away! Have fun.
The rosebud chenille spread is wonderful. Great finds.
ReplyDeleteI love the bedspread...really a beauty! The dresser scarf is lovely, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful rose pretties!
ReplyDeleteI saw Citizen Kane years ago, forgot it existed.
Hope you don't get caught with your new frame stash, haha.
We call that plant "Baloon Plant," because if you squeeze a leaf till it is really deep dark green and then kinda gently squish the upper clear part of it to separate that memberbrane from the bottom and then blow air into it it is like a little balloon or pillow. Mom said her mother from England taught her that.
I grow then easily but the rabbits eat it up. Grrrr.
Have a fabulous weekend. Hugs.
Love your pretty rosebuds! Blessings, Cecilia
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection! I'll have to look into the lavender stone plant. I like plants that can take care of themselves and require nothing more from me than a nice hello once in awhile. Thanks so much for sharing at the Make it Monday Party! Hope to see you again next week.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely had a theme going there...I've tried to watch Citizen Kane several times, and always fell asleep! Rosebud is about the only thing I remember...Thanks for sharing your finds with Revisionary Life, Donna.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me you saved that chenille spread for yourself. It looks so cozy. Thanks for sharing @ TTF.
ReplyDelete