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Treasury Tuesday: Eclectic Garden

The only time I have a green thumb is when it's smudged with colored pencil, but I appreciate the fruits of gardeners' labor. Bevin from Cramp Cakes planted a gorgeous garden of handmade items during a SPSteam game. Her floral home decor ideas include Waltz of the Flowers photo print by Sunshine Fine Art Photography, Pink Flowering Gum art print by Teva Kiwi and my red columbine flower art magnet.

Etsy Treasury
Treasuries shared by readers between May 6 - May 12, 2014

Be a Star
Sunday Flowers
Reds and Browns
May 19
Let the Music Play
Pepper & Mustard
I'll Place the Sky Within Your Eyes
May 20
The Geometry of Nature
Bling Black
blue bird of happiness

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  1. What a bright, cheerful and colourful site this is - will flutter along again soon

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  2. I love this collection! It's just screaming spring time!

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  3. These are awesome finds! And I'm REALLY digging that straw hat! I don't think I could pull it off though. So cute!

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  4. Thanks for the invitation! What a lovely idea!
    The Electric Garden treasury is absolutely beautiful!!

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  5. Fantastic collection!
    (I am participating today too :)

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  6. Awesome! I love the treasury you created Kristin, especially the tights!

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  7. lovely treasury! so bright and cheerful:)

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