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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Change Up For Sweet Spring Dreams








Fortunately all you need to change the mood of a bedroom is to change the bedding! I've put on a flowery quilt to celebrate the beginning of spring.



I've mixed a few lacy vintage linens in with a few more recent touches. The quilt is an old purchase from Pinecone Hill, and the Euro shams and throw pillow you may recognize from Rachel Ashwell.




No matter what colors you use as a base, white is always going to crisp things up for a nice fresh feeling. Here I am using a couple of mis-matched pure linen vintage pillow slips with hand worked lace edging.





A set of plain linen pillowcases, and another vintage crocheted pair stand by for when I want to freshen everything up without changing the whole bed.



Ready for sweet spring dreams. . . .







































It's time to take in a bit of spring air and hang the laundry on the line.
Delicious!

Have a great day!
Jacqueline



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32 comments:

  1. Jacqueline: I can smell the fresh lavender smell of your bedclothes hanging on the line. And how beautifully white and crisp are the linens, but I especially love the picture and the candle sconces over the bed. I can't tell you enough, without appearing to be a stalker, how I enjoy your posts..Judy

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  2. That soooo makes me wanna jump into that space and take a wonderful nap with the fresh breezes from outdoors wafting in.....

    What a wonderful transformation, love those bed clothes!

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  3. Ohhh I can just smell my grandmothers freshly washed (in ivory soap) bed linens blowing in the breeze & the way they made me feel so cozy when I spent the night! your photos make me want to get in my jammies & jump right in! :) chris

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  4. OH that is beautiful, Jacqueline...perfect for spring! The quilt is lovely and linens so beautifully crisp...just love it all!

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  5. I agree, nothing better than crisp white linens! You have beautiful ones.

    Betty

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  6. I love the new look! The quilt is beautiful with your vintage linens. Happy Spring!

    Wanda

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  7. the vintage embroidered pillow cases are just gorgeous!! I made a flower girl dress out of a very similar pillow case for my grand-daughter to wear in a wedding. She had so many compliments on it. Sweet post!

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  8. I'm so tired and that bed looks so inviting. Very pretty linens. I love crochet edged pillow cases. Good night. Sweet dreams.

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  9. I just love everything, Jacqueline! The vintage pillowcases are so crisp and fresh looking and your quilt is fabulous, too. I'd love to freshen things up in my bedroom for summer...I'm going to get on it!

    XO,
    Jane

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  10. Oh it's so pretty and romantic... i love your floral quilted blanket, and the heavenly white linens... and what you did with the oval frame over the bed with the other oval picture is so unique and sweet. That really grabbed my eye...

    Cindy

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  11. Oh it's all so fresh and linen smelly,love it and can almost smell it
    xx jeanetteann

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  12. Hi Jacqueline, So lovely. Definitely sweet dreams with those linens!
    Mary Alice

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  13. Hi Jacqueline,
    This post is so dreamy. I cannot resist looking at such lovely linens and longing for more. I think that your bed looks beautiful. The only thing about lovely linens is that someone is going to hop in that comfy bed and mess them up!

    hugs
    Sissie

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  14. I can almost see white sheer curtains billowing into your bedroom. What a pretty look for spring!

    Hanging bedding outside to dry is one of my favorite perks of spring. Mmm, I love the smell!

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  15. Absolutely beautiful!
    ... sweet dreams :)

    Greetings from Australia♥

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  16. Che meraviglia!!!! Buona giornata, Anna

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  17. That was so lovely. Beautiful bedlinens.

    Hugs Bente

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  18. I want my linens to have that crisp, just starched and ironed look too. Ummm...can you come on over and make it happen?
    Deb

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  19. That is just breathtaking! My linens only look that good fresh from their packaging. You've inspired my to get the starch out and start ironing right now - and that's NEVER happened before - lovely blog AND miracle worker - you're a genius!

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  20. Beautiful linens and I love the colors in the quilt ~ so light, perfect for spring.

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  21. I can smell that fresh linen all the way over here!!! Very pretty, calming and fresh!!! Gonna get mine out on the bed next week, love the change of seasons...hugs...cleo

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  22. Now I know just what I will be doing today! My florals go away for spring and summer and the white chenille comes out! It reminds me of spending summers on the cape at my Nana's!

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  23. Oh my this is lovely!

    Happy day, happy spring, happy happy everything!

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  24. very pretty! I really like the crochet edging, Happy Pink Saturday <3

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  25. Goodmorning! I LOVE your post. your newest follower. Thank you for reminding us about how delicious nights when the bedding is this perfect. Going to fix my families beds right now! Huggs, Sunny109 (Dianna)

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  26. Jacqueline, Your linens are lovely and so are your photos! It makes me want to redo my bedroom. Happy Pink Saturday. ~Marti

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  27. What lovely linens. I would not know how to sleep in a bed that fancy.

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  28. Everything is so beautiful, lovely post!

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  29. Changing the bedding does transform an entire bedroom. And making it all a bit lighter for the change of seasons certainly lifts the spirits! Lovely linens, beautifully captured by your painterly eye.

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  30. Oh my, that is eye candy for a true bed & bath linens-lover like me :)

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  31. Those pillow cases are gorgeous. I love using similar ones on my bed.

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