Happy Thursday blog friends!!

Melissa has been busy today creating prim arrangements so I thought I'd share those with you.
My favorite is this one in the old tin. It sold before I could get this picture posted but I still wanted to share it with you. She has already made a couple more so I'll post those another time.
I love this small quilt square and the star hanger.
Linda picked up five of these small cups while out antiquing last Friday. Not sure yet where I'll put them but I think I need a couple of these.
And this is a picture of a combination of two things on my ever growing favorites list, old wood bowls and rag/yarn balls. So many display possibilities.
Till next time,
Kimberly: )

Just a quick post

Just a quick post today to say I hope everyone is having a great week. It has been a bit hot and muggy here in Fayetteville.
We had a special treat here at Country Comes to Town last Saturday. Linda from Behind My Red Door was visiting her good friend Jill in SC and they decided to drive to Fayetteville. I really enjoyed their visit and what a small world to find that Linda has shopped in our store in the past. I look forward to getting together with them as well as other prim friends in November.
Till next time,
Kimberly: )

I hope everyone had a great weekend. The weather here in Fayetteville, NC was beautiful but hot. We had a great day here at the store Saturday and today has been much the same. It is very overcast right now and the weather man says we supposed to get thunder storms late this evening. Hopefully it'll wait till Linda and I are safely home. Finally I have the pictures of the burlap valances Linda made posted. Our store is so big and bright she thought the valances would make a difference and did they ever! Our customers love them. I also wanted to show a couple ways we have displayed forsythia. Our front display has a support board across it so Melissa wrapped it with honeysuckle vine and put stems of forsythia in it. She also hung an old ladder from the ceiling and wrapped it with honeysuckle and used forsythia stems. Ladders can be used in so many ways. I show pictures in a future post of the different ways we've used them.
Till next time,

Kimberly: )