Welcome to Saturday Nite Special #51!
If you're new here, join in! There are three categories to link to. Home Decor as well as Crafts, Sewing, Recipes, plus the 3rd themed link up. Check below for this weekend's theme.
Party starts Fri night and ends Sunday 11pm pacific, so you have all weekend to join!
I LOVE to highlight inspiring posts during the event on the sidebar, so make sure you check in several times over the weekend. You may be next. :)
~ This weekend's themed link up ~
window sill decor
I have a signature style of decorating in front of windows. Can you guess what it is by this picture?
If you guessed junk, you'd only be partly right.
And if you guessed white, colourless, wood or even weird, you're only warm. :)
Give up?
Anything I put in front of windows is never solid. You can always see through them.
FJI's bedroom
One of my favorite things to do in front of windows is to place something translucent on the sills.
window sill decor
I have a signature style of decorating in front of windows. Can you guess what it is by this picture?
If you guessed junk, you'd only be partly right.
And if you guessed white, colourless, wood or even weird, you're only warm. :)
Give up?
Anything I put in front of windows is never solid. You can always see through them.
FJI's bedroom
One of my favorite things to do in front of windows is to place something translucent on the sills.
Take note of the antique washboard. It fell down one day and the glass broke, so now it provides the perfect framework for this flower vignette with... you got it... very little light blockage.
blog office window vignettes
Although these last two pics aren't legally a 'window sill', I displayed it as such in my blog office area due to the tall narrow windows. Same theme. Let the sun shine in.
What are others doing window sill wise? Let's check out Google...
Real Simple
I love elements of nature. This is so simple AND pretty.
Shutterstock
Don't you love how the sheers frame the flowers?
Willow Decor
I LOVE ivy wreaths! So fresh and pretty in this white kitchen.
Stock Food
Aren't these little lacy plants so delicate?
Hedge Rose
Amazing.
Elefanitas Alegres
Milk bottles! How... dignified junkified. :)
Now... what if you don't have deep enough window sills to hold things?
Country Living via Decorology
Love this built in counter.
House Beautiful via Decorology
And this rustic sofa table. Gorgeous!
And one of my favorites?
Sugar Pie Farmhouse
Be still my heart. :)
Incidentally, if you want to see one ahhhhmayzing pantry, click on that last link. Oh my word.
Let's talk window sill decor!
What's your alltime fav thing to do in front of windows?
What do you attempt to avoid?
Bring on your own window sill decor in the 3rd themed linkup below!
Theme with the most vote wins! Check back after Sun 11pm Pacific.
blog office window vignettes
Although these last two pics aren't legally a 'window sill', I displayed it as such in my blog office area due to the tall narrow windows. Same theme. Let the sun shine in.
What are others doing window sill wise? Let's check out Google...
Real Simple
I love elements of nature. This is so simple AND pretty.
Shutterstock
Don't you love how the sheers frame the flowers?
Willow Decor
I LOVE ivy wreaths! So fresh and pretty in this white kitchen.
Stock Food
Aren't these little lacy plants so delicate?
Amazing.
Elefanitas Alegres
Milk bottles! How... dignified junkified. :)
Now... what if you don't have deep enough window sills to hold things?
Country Living via Decorology
Love this built in counter.
House Beautiful via Decorology
And this rustic sofa table. Gorgeous!
And one of my favorites?
Sugar Pie Farmhouse
Be still my heart. :)
Incidentally, if you want to see one ahhhhmayzing pantry, click on that last link. Oh my word.
Let's talk window sill decor!
What's your alltime fav thing to do in front of windows?
What do you attempt to avoid?
Bring on your own window sill decor in the 3rd themed linkup below!
1. Please link up your intended post, NOT your blog homepage url. (post, then click the title of your post, cut and paste that url)
2. Please put a link in your post that leads back to the party so others can see what's up! (buttons are in the navigation bar along the top)
3. This party is geared for DIY type projects we can all attempt to make ourselves. Items for sale may be linked up IF your entry is posted on your blog and in tutorial style.
Wow! Those are some wonderful windows! Makes me wish I had the type of window sills that I could decorate!
ReplyDeletethanks for hosting!
Oh my, you have beautiful windows Donna!! Wish I had window sills like that!
ReplyDeleteOh, Donna! You have some fabulous windows! Love your see-through touches! Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteYou always inspire me to do something out of the norm...love the windows!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
~Liz
What an inspiring post! The windows in my house do not lend themselves to window sill decor. I wish they did! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the cute assortment of clear jars in your window and the idea that you can still see out. Very cool. I'm doing it for sure! (Looks like an interesting table I got a peek at out the window, too! HA!)
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of your styling. The ladders are so unexpected. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
Our house has a bazillion windows and most need some decor attention! These pics are fabulous - bookmarking!! -diane
ReplyDeletewow! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice windowsill decor! I wish our windowsills were deeper! I can't really put anything on ours. drat. I have windowsill envy! LOL
ReplyDeleteThis was just what I needed to motivate me to clean my windows :) then I'll stage and photograph! Thank you for the kick start...love the windows, especially ones with glass in front with the sunshine dancing off the glass.
ReplyDeleteThe window decor is fabulous! Thanks for hosting. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteFirst off, I have to say that your photos are gorgeous!!! Secondly, I love all the windowsill vignettes that you've created! Thirdly, thanks for hosting yet another linky party!
ReplyDeleteI love these parties. Such creative ideas, taking a few home with me. :) Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteYou have beautiful window sills! I don't have any to put things on! Thank you for hosting the party!
ReplyDeleteCindy
xo
Great window sill displays, Donna! I LOVE those little ladders you have on your kitchen window sill, and your collection of vintage bottles and jars... so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI have a little thank you for you on my post tonight... not sure if you've seen it... haven't checked my emails yet. :)
Have a great weekend my friend!
~ Jo :)
Hi, I'm your newest follower! What a beautiful home! I really like the ladder with the wreath, and the glass with tea lights!
ReplyDeleteThis house has NO window sills and the way it's set up... no way to "build in" one. Our neighbor's cabin has TEN INCH deep window sills... oh the envy!
ReplyDeleteHow about shelf decor/arranging? Kitchen counter tops. Bathroom counters. Arts and craft spaces. Linen closets. Desks.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm... what else do I need to work on? ;-D
Thanks for the partay!
ReplyDeleteSills are places we don't put much thought into decorating sometimes- so thanks for all the wonderful ideas!!
Found it funny that on your themed link up poll above, one of the choices to vote for was "shutters", whch is the link I submitted:)
So, I voted for shutters!
Blessings to you!
Hugs,
~me
So lovely windows decor. Thanks for hosting:)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Europe, Biljana
Hey Donna!
ReplyDeleteI really love the ladders you put in your windows, looks great & special!
I played along again today cause I had that scrolly iron element left from when I transformed an old french iron childdren bed in a sofa/love seat and I think it looks fab in the window! I love putting white things in my window cause it looks so fresh and bright. I'd always avoid dark and heavy curtains, for me that is a no go! Shutters, iron pieces, glass and bird cages look great in windows in my eyes at least.
Happy SNS!
Carola
What a great idea with the ladders. I love old jars on the windowsill! I'll have to add mine later as I have a 4 year old crawling on my back while I'm trying to type! lol;)Alyssa of Boston Bee http://wwwbostonbee.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteDonna, those pictures are amazing, but I liked your window sills the best! You must love doing dishes.
ReplyDeletelove ALL your window sills!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what is wrong with my computer, but I haven't been able to link up for 2 weeks. Ever since my last mix up ()which eventually went thru) but last week I got as far as the select/crop part of My Linky, then nothing shows up. It happens on other blogs too, not just yours. Any idea of what is wrong with me (and my computer)?
Thanks Donna, I know your swamped...i finally have so many good projects to link up and zippo, no luck linkin'. So if you can't reply, no worries. I'll survive!! thanks, -denise
I have got to get busy and do something fun with my window sills. All your ideas are fabulous! Thanks for having us. This is a great party!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sill inspiration. I really must widen my kitchen window sill. And a new window. So many great linkys too. Wish this dang house would clean itself so I could peruse and craft all day! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting. I wish I had some beautiful window sill's to show you. Mine just have a fat old cat on them! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the nice comment! I wish I could get it stained up, but it's getting too cold. I'll post when it's done... Your home is gorgeous!! I stole a button!It's at the bottom with my other fav linky parties
ReplyDeleteCindy
xo
You have given me some great ideas for my window sills! I don't have you typical sills in most of the house as they just have a rounded plaster edge instead of a sill as such. But the breakfast nook, kitchen and dining room do have shallow sills that I am going to try and implement a few of your ideas! like the see through items you chose so that light can still come through!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the sidebar feature! I love your blog, your projects are incredibly inspiring for me personally! Thanks so much for hosting these incredible link parties.
ReplyDeleteTara at www.junkrestore.com
Oh you have the BEST readers! So clever and talented. I love your windowsills! Thanks for all of your hard work. Lisa~
ReplyDeleteIs it just me or is anyone else having trouble visiting the links? I keep getting the "taking too long to respond" message.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful window sills, you have a great eye! I'm new in this world and appreciate your link party and have found a great new blog to follow. Thank you!!!
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www.littlebuggietutu.blogspot.com
Gorgeous window sills! I so wish I could decorate my sills, but my feline friends think the window sills were put there for them to view the outside world Love your blog, tho & I visit it every day. Thank you for the wonderful ideas & links! Dianne in UT
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post bc my window sill in the kitchen is ever changing. A bc I'm always at the kitchen sink in front of the window doing the dishes and need a change and b. bc I never know quite what should go there. I do like the rule of it has to be see through. I'll keep that in mind for my next "redo". I would like to see a post on slipcovered couches??? I always buy the ones from the store that are elasticized and i ALWAYS return them bc I hate them. But what do I do when I want to change up the fabric on my couch? Professional slip covers are so expensive....??hmmm
ReplyDeleteteri, couldn't you put a shelf under the window so it is the sill? And I am wondering about the hanging light fixtures, in progress or you like? LOVE the lamps flanking the sink!
ReplyDelete#37 Anon, LOL on the lights!
ReplyDeleteThere are loads of areas in my house that are all done except just one. more. thing., much like the lights. :) I hang in there until I can find the perfect thing I fall in love with.
Donna
You always have the best ideas!!
ReplyDeleteSad I have not had time to play lately.
Store getting busier. Good thing, but not much time for creating, or even much blogging! =(
Sunday blessings
barb
I adore your see-through window decor! So many smart and chic and original vignettes. Thanks for hosting another fine partay!
ReplyDeleteDonna,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the nice words on the chalkboard and the feature. I love the three kitchen windows. I would imagine it makes for chores to be at least a little more pleasent. :)
Call me silly but you did say "post away" and I NEVER let an opportunity to show off my cat slip away! So I give to you Donna, Cat On A Sill. I actually added 2 cat on a sill pics on my about me page just for you, then I remembered you can't double post! :p
ReplyDeleteI have been a decorative artist for many years as well as a painter and I have to say you are one of the most creative people I have yet to see that utilizes every inch of the blog but also what looks to be every inch of space you have in your home and store...beautiful work
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas!! Easy, practical, and pretty. Thanks for sharing! Keep it coming!
ReplyDeletelike all these....look beautiful and smart.
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