Twiggy Spring Decorating

I'm seeing a lot of twigs in spring decorations this year.  

How great is that?!  I have an endless supply of sticks, twigs, limbs, vines and
more here on the farm! An armful of twigs combined with some
tiny wooden eggs and creamy wee blooms now adorn our
vintage screen door monogram on the front porch.

I bought a large bag of miscellaneous eggs at the thrift store last week for $5 -
among them was a collection of tiny wooden Easter tree ornaments, many
of which were itty-bitty eggs. I painted a couple of those in a pretty blue and
speckled them good with a bit of brown paint.  Then using twigs from the
yard and a bit of faux moss (another thrift store find - a big bag for $1) 

I wired and hot glued them to create a nest.

That was great for one corner....but it needed something to balance it. So out came
my bag of creamy fabric scraps - muslin, burlap, osnaburg - you name it, if it's
off-white, cream, oatmeal, wheat, tan, or anything in-between, it's in there!
I cut simple 4-petaled blossoms to my heart's content.  I scrunched them a
bit and hot-glued them to the wreath I'd wired together from the

same batch of twigs I'd used to construct the nest.

Love the twiggy-ness of this!  Also love the pop of color from the eggs and the

simple, sweetness of the blooms.  But...now I'm thinking maybe my blooms

need some color....they just don't have much impact with the creamy yellow

background of our house siding.  They would look gorgeous on my green

wall in the front room...Hmmmm....may have to find a new spot inside for

this wreath and have another go at this spot with more color

 So, what's happening on your front porch this spring?

Have twigs found their way into your decorating scheme lately?

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