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At this time of year, bouquets that come from the garden are more about texture than colour. So this weekend I bought myself some ivory roses and tall ornamental cabbages for my flower arrangement.
I’ve been loving using small antique glasses for grouping individual flowers, and thought to do the same with some antique cider bottles I found recently.
I love the palette of subtle colours, the way that the indidual stems come together as a bouquet by being cut at differing heights before popped into the bottles.
It’s amazing how the colour of these bottles changes with the light, I’ll definitely be using them outside in the summer.
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14 comments
Very pretty, Sharon! These are beautiful old bottles!
XO,
Jane
Wonderful bottles! And a nice idea!
Markus
I'd buy lots of cider if it came in these lovely bottles!
The subtle shades work so well together, your eye for detail is ever sharp.
An excellent way to use the bottles and display the roses and ornamental cabbages lovely!
Dearest Sharon,
First time I see those ornamental cabbages! They are lovely together with your roses inside the cider bottles. Glad to find someone else who saves pretty bottles too…
Love to you,
Mariette
that is so beautiful!
originale!
nunzia
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gorgeous, gorgeous gorgeous!
Beautiful!
I am assuming you drank the cidre first? Terri
A little forest of roses in old cider bottles: brilliant.
Anna
What beautiful bottles, and how garish they make modern design seem. Your arrangement is perfect.
Those roses are beautiful.. i love white roses, and they are perfect with these bottles.
I just fell in love with those bottles! the color is amazing!