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I know we’re not quite into spring yet, but I couldn’t resist putting together this soft pink and green board to drive back the winter doldrums. This wedding would be all about tiny, delicate touches — sweet poppers at each place setting, a softly shaded bouquet, a wreath of the most fragile spring blooms. And, of course, a cluster of AMAZING, oversize crepe paper flowers. Check out the DIY here!

The Details
First row, left to right: photo by Ali Degraff via 100 Layer Cake, dogwood blossom wreath from Harper’s Bazaar via This is Glamorous, shoe photo by The Nichols via Style Me Pretty

Second row: garden rose bouquet from Martha Stewart Weddings, gaggle of flower girls by Jac Photography via SMP, cake from Brides

Third row: Ivy & Aster dress photo by Elizabeth Messina, poppers photo by Jackie Wonders via SMP, rose centerpiece photo by Marisa Holmes via Style Me Pretty

Who’s ready for some warm-weather color? Me! Both of these bright beauties are from Victoria’s Secret.

The best part is that you could pair a cardigan and a pair of black leggings or tights with either of these and have a great transitional outfit until the weather catches up!

Speaking of curtains, remember that fabric I was debating a few months ago? Well, I bought it, but it turns out it’s not quite right for my space. The blue leans a bit too slate for what I was picturing. However, it’s beautiful, and could be just right for one of you!

The details: It’s the Khandar pattern in indigo by Robert Allen. It retails for $34.99 a yard, but I’m offering it for $17 (50% off!). Shipping would be about $11, and payment would be set up through PayPal. I have two 3-yard lengths, each a little over 54 inches wide. I would like to sell it all together, but would consider selling a smaller section depending on the response.

If you’re interested, please shoot me an email at peachandpearl [at] ymail [dot] com!

Any other Better Homes & Gardens subscribers out there? I’m one — embarrassingly (and truthfully), have been since the seventh grade. I like to think I’ve seen them through the good and the bad, and right now they’re having a very good streak. The January cover? Perfection.

I also loved the peak at Amy Meier’s home, and fell in love with her curtains, rug, and couch. The styling is right on in her entryway, too.

Amy Meier photos by King Au