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Hi. Loved the posts. I think I’m the one who wasn’t getting mail but aren’t you linked to StoneGable ? For a post? So I think that’s why it didn’t register I was missing out. I do know I got the banana bread one but having a recipe for some thirty years and my girls love I did skip. I’m not hmmm really able to follow a recipe anymore. I loved the porch one. I have yet to get our patio rug traded out nor use it. Somehow we went from a bit chilly to HOT over night!!!! Now it’s in 100’s but to be 111 on Tuesday. Just tooooo hot.
I don’t know. Spam on yahoo was getting through right and left and no spam folder to put it in. Just trash. Unbelievable amount. One day I looked though and a devotional that’s in my contacts no graphics was in spam. Hopefully I can still get your hard work as I always enjoy.
Sincerely,
Gwen
Ps. On porch I loved gate over dresser!!!!
Ann, your porch is positively dreamy! And I love that you used matelasse quilt to cover your cushions, I bet they are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing at #HomeMattersParty
What a gorgeous porch! I love love love that lovely dresser and the vignette on top. What a welcoming space! Thanks so much for linking up at The DIY Collective! :)
I LOVE everything about your porch, Ann! A perfect place to sit and relax-read a book, or enjoy a glass of sweet tea. I especially enjoyed reading that many of the pieces on your porch have such special meaning. Isn’t it wonderful to be surrounded by such wonderful history?!
What a beautiful porch! We hope to add a sunroom or screened in porch to the side of our farmhouse someday, and this is almost exactly what I envision it would look like! The wicker furniture is amazing, but that gate definitely steals the show! I love the story behind it, too.
I dearly love The Gate! My Grandmother had one just like it at her house on Camp Street in New Orleans. I will be on a hunt for one for myself now. Your back porch is so cheerful!
I enjoy your simple inviting style! Clean and fresh. You have inspired me! I had decided not to use my tired cushions this year, but you have inspired me to cover them. I have a quilt I can use to cover them and pillow shams to match. I will repurpose them too! You have made my day! I am excited! And getting to see your gorgeous peonies is icing on the cake.Thank you, Ann. Have a great weekend.
I particularly like your story about your vintage garden gate. I have two like it that came with my 1937 stone Tudor style home. I bought my home over 19 years ago and the back yard was surrounded by a pitiful wire garden fence in bad shape with two gates in perfect condition. I replaced the fence with a wooden one but saved the gates. Anyway, my husband and I bought a small cabin in the Daniel Boone National Forest last year and we are still remodeling it inside and out. Our back porch is long but narrow with very steep steps. It just happens that the garden gate fits the opening to the porch steps perfectly and now has a new life there. It looks wonderful and serves to keep us safe from an accidental fall. I love seeing it and using it again.
The porch is simply wonderful. Reminds me of the one I grew up in. Wicker funiture, the dresser. I have a porch on my home, but is open to the elements. I have chairs and such and two porch swings, but keep the cushions under wraps till we use them.
Karla
Loved seeing your porch, Ann. There is something special about having a porch that is used only during “nice” weather – it becomes a vacation/relaxation spot. We call ours the sun porch and eat many happy meals there, read, and even nap. Everything about it brings me joy. I have my grandmother’s wicker fernery and a small table made from a crate that came from her back porch where her wringer washing machine was housed. I also enjoyed reading the posts about the gaden gate and your daughter’s first home. Lovely!
What an incredible space. I grew up in the south and love a screened in porch. Yours is such a lovely retreat. I can imagine having a cup of coffee there in the morning or reading there on a sunny afternoon. I really, really love this space especially the wicker furniture and the rug. Love the story behind the gate and the dresser. It looks perfect in this space.
The porch looks lovely, Ann. A covered, screened, porch is the best! I am battling gypsy moth caterpillars on my deck right now, they are making a mess :(.
Lovely porch, Ann. I truly love peonies. Your porch looks so inviting. Makes me want to sit out there drinking tea with you discussing decorating styles.
Love your porch I just got mine cleaned and ready to go also. We live on the porch during the warmer months nothing better for the soul than a good cup of coffee in the morning newspaper and listen to birds singing.
Ann, First I would like to say that I love your blog and everything that you create. You have inspired me to be more creative in my crafting. Second, I see on your porch that you have a white cabinet. Do you leave this out all year or do you store it out of the weather? I have an antique radio that was my daddy’s, that my momma once “antiqued”. I would like to keep it on my back porch/patio, but it will be exposed to our hot, southern, summer weather, I’m from Mississippi. What can I paint it with that will allow me to do this?
I love the story of your Grandmother’s sweet dresser. And that gate is one of my favorites. Your porch is so serene and beautiful. I would be there all day.
Ann, I just love your porch! It looks so cozy and inviting. I love how you incorporated all of the sentimental pieces. It’s the little touches that make a space special.
I love your porch. It looks so inviting. I think it’s great that you have pieces with such great meaning, like the dresser and the gate. The summer banner looks so pretty. I know you enjoy sitting out there.
Love this porch! WHY wouldn’t your family use this room?
It does feel like home, and OH your memories within the porch.
Our porch is furnished and used ALL seasons and living in Delaware it can be rainy, snowy or just plain COLD.
I have the same type of porch (ours was a carport on a ’50’s cape cod), that we screened as you described about your porch.
Now imagine everyone walks through this porch (back door) to enter your doll house (home) in all seasons.
The porch needs to be dressed for all seasons!
Give me some hints for decorating or styling the other 3 seasons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!
Good Morning Ann~
I love old treasures. I have a few myself. I love that you have your grandmother’s dresser. Using it from her porch to your porch. Looks beautiful by the way.
I took an old window 1949 from the house we grew up in a few years ago and use it over my mantle as a mirror.
Also I have my mother-in-laws dining room set. It is a treasure – I think about painting it, but my girls would disown me.
Have a beautiful day.
Rose
Love your back porch, Ann! It’s so colorful and inviting. I can’t believe you are the only one who uses this room. I’m missing Ohio, so I just might drop in and visit awhile! I would love to hear all of your back porch stories.
It is beautifullllllll
So lovely! I loved seeing your porch decor’ Thanks for sharing with us over at #HomeMattersParty
Just stopping by to let you know that this awesome post was picked as one of the features on the #HomeMattersParty Linky. Congrats on being featured and hope you will link up with us again.
Hi. Loved the posts. I think I’m the one who wasn’t getting mail but aren’t you linked to StoneGable ? For a post? So I think that’s why it didn’t register I was missing out. I do know I got the banana bread one but having a recipe for some thirty years and my girls love I did skip. I’m not hmmm really able to follow a recipe anymore. I loved the porch one. I have yet to get our patio rug traded out nor use it. Somehow we went from a bit chilly to HOT over night!!!! Now it’s in 100’s but to be 111 on Tuesday. Just tooooo hot.
I don’t know. Spam on yahoo was getting through right and left and no spam folder to put it in. Just trash. Unbelievable amount. One day I looked though and a devotional that’s in my contacts no graphics was in spam. Hopefully I can still get your hard work as I always enjoy.
Sincerely,
Gwen
Ps. On porch I loved gate over dresser!!!!
Ann, your porch is positively dreamy! And I love that you used matelasse quilt to cover your cushions, I bet they are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing at #HomeMattersParty
What a gorgeous porch! I love love love that lovely dresser and the vignette on top. What a welcoming space! Thanks so much for linking up at The DIY Collective! :)
I love that vintage garden gate! & all the pretty porch décor ideas.
I LOVE everything about your porch, Ann! A perfect place to sit and relax-read a book, or enjoy a glass of sweet tea. I especially enjoyed reading that many of the pieces on your porch have such special meaning. Isn’t it wonderful to be surrounded by such wonderful history?!
This turned out so pretty! Thanks for sharing, it’s very inspiring!
Your summer porch is so perfect. I love the colors! Someday I will have a screened in porch! Love it.
What a beautiful porch! We hope to add a sunroom or screened in porch to the side of our farmhouse someday, and this is almost exactly what I envision it would look like! The wicker furniture is amazing, but that gate definitely steals the show! I love the story behind it, too.
I adore your old garden gate! One of my neighbors has a similar one in their garden as a trellis with their house numbers on it.
Enclosed porches are always so nice and clean looking. Outdoors without the bugs, maple keys, or spiders. Yours looks especially bright and inviting.
I dearly love The Gate! My Grandmother had one just like it at her house on Camp Street in New Orleans. I will be on a hunt for one for myself now. Your back porch is so cheerful!
I especially love your old garden gate on the wall.
I enjoy your simple inviting style! Clean and fresh. You have inspired me! I had decided not to use my tired cushions this year, but you have inspired me to cover them. I have a quilt I can use to cover them and pillow shams to match. I will repurpose them too! You have made my day! I am excited! And getting to see your gorgeous peonies is icing on the cake.Thank you, Ann. Have a great weekend.
I particularly like your story about your vintage garden gate. I have two like it that came with my 1937 stone Tudor style home. I bought my home over 19 years ago and the back yard was surrounded by a pitiful wire garden fence in bad shape with two gates in perfect condition. I replaced the fence with a wooden one but saved the gates. Anyway, my husband and I bought a small cabin in the Daniel Boone National Forest last year and we are still remodeling it inside and out. Our back porch is long but narrow with very steep steps. It just happens that the garden gate fits the opening to the porch steps perfectly and now has a new life there. It looks wonderful and serves to keep us safe from an accidental fall. I love seeing it and using it again.
Ann, what a welcoming little piece of heaven. A perfect place for a tall glass of lemonade and a good book! Lucky you!
I always love seeing your porch, Ann! Those striped pillows are fabulous. I need to see if they have them around here.
The porch is simply wonderful. Reminds me of the one I grew up in. Wicker funiture, the dresser. I have a porch on my home, but is open to the elements. I have chairs and such and two porch swings, but keep the cushions under wraps till we use them.
Karla
Loved seeing your porch, Ann. There is something special about having a porch that is used only during “nice” weather – it becomes a vacation/relaxation spot. We call ours the sun porch and eat many happy meals there, read, and even nap. Everything about it brings me joy. I have my grandmother’s wicker fernery and a small table made from a crate that came from her back porch where her wringer washing machine was housed. I also enjoyed reading the posts about the gaden gate and your daughter’s first home. Lovely!
Cozy little porch with the freshness of summer. I remembered the post about the gate. Have a Blessed day, Kathleen in Az
What an incredible space. I grew up in the south and love a screened in porch. Yours is such a lovely retreat. I can imagine having a cup of coffee there in the morning or reading there on a sunny afternoon. I really, really love this space especially the wicker furniture and the rug. Love the story behind the gate and the dresser. It looks perfect in this space.
The porch looks lovely, Ann. A covered, screened, porch is the best! I am battling gypsy moth caterpillars on my deck right now, they are making a mess :(.
Lovely porch, Ann. I truly love peonies. Your porch looks so inviting. Makes me want to sit out there drinking tea with you discussing decorating styles.
Love your porch I just got mine cleaned and ready to go also. We live on the porch during the warmer months nothing better for the soul than a good cup of coffee in the morning newspaper and listen to birds singing.
Ann, First I would like to say that I love your blog and everything that you create. You have inspired me to be more creative in my crafting. Second, I see on your porch that you have a white cabinet. Do you leave this out all year or do you store it out of the weather? I have an antique radio that was my daddy’s, that my momma once “antiqued”. I would like to keep it on my back porch/patio, but it will be exposed to our hot, southern, summer weather, I’m from Mississippi. What can I paint it with that will allow me to do this?
Thanks again!
Brenda
I love the story of your Grandmother’s sweet dresser. And that gate is one of my favorites. Your porch is so serene and beautiful. I would be there all day.
It looks perfect! So comfy and fresh! You did a great job and I love the dresser and gate…..such sweet stories behind them!
Ann, I just love your porch! It looks so cozy and inviting. I love how you incorporated all of the sentimental pieces. It’s the little touches that make a space special.
I love your porch. It looks so inviting. I think it’s great that you have pieces with such great meaning, like the dresser and the gate. The summer banner looks so pretty. I know you enjoy sitting out there.
Love this porch! WHY wouldn’t your family use this room?
It does feel like home, and OH your memories within the porch.
Our porch is furnished and used ALL seasons and living in Delaware it can be rainy, snowy or just plain COLD.
I have the same type of porch (ours was a carport on a ’50’s cape cod), that we screened as you described about your porch.
Now imagine everyone walks through this porch (back door) to enter your doll house (home) in all seasons.
The porch needs to be dressed for all seasons!
Give me some hints for decorating or styling the other 3 seasons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!
Waiting for your next post!!!
Good Morning Ann~
I love old treasures. I have a few myself. I love that you have your grandmother’s dresser. Using it from her porch to your porch. Looks beautiful by the way.
I took an old window 1949 from the house we grew up in a few years ago and use it over my mantle as a mirror.
Also I have my mother-in-laws dining room set. It is a treasure – I think about painting it, but my girls would disown me.
Have a beautiful day.
Rose
Love your back porch, Ann! It’s so colorful and inviting. I can’t believe you are the only one who uses this room. I’m missing Ohio, so I just might drop in and visit awhile! I would love to hear all of your back porch stories.
I love your porch, Ann! It’s bright, cheery and welcoming. I love the fact that most things in your porch have a story – that’s what makes it special!