I added a few more things to my porch tonight. I bought a decorative flag and some BIG industrial strength velcro circles, attached the flag to the siding on all four corners, and moved the wind chimes from the front part of the ceiling to the back corner to kind of balance things out.
I used thumb tacks to attach the teddy bear flag to the back of the Welcome To Our Porch sign, which added a little something to kind of fill in the empty space under the sign, and between the two chairs….
…and I attached a small American Flag to the siding by the front door with velcro in the same way I did the bigger flag, but I only attached the two top corners. It’s so small, if it blows a little with the wind, it won’t bother anything at all, and I know it won’t blow away.
I told Louie now we need to get a couple solar lights to poke down in the rock bed in the planter. I don’t think we’ll probably be adding another slab of limestone…at least not this year. The solar lights will be just perfect for when we sit outside in the dark.
Looking backward….I forgot to blog on Friday when I was painting my rocking chairs and brick planter. I am so happy I painted my chairs. They have needed painting for a long time, and it didn’t take long at all. I love the looks of them now, and I also love the new white planter box. It looks so much cleaner, and more modern than the old orange brick did.
Thanks for looking at my porch AGAIN….you are all wonderful friends….
be blessed,
I love the look of your porch. It's so inviting looking.
ReplyDeleteYour porch turned out great ,love the red rocking chairs .
ReplyDeleteLove the rockers and the planter box DOES look so much better painted white!
ReplyDeleteI love your porch!!! I can imagine a cup of coffee and just rocking away!!
ReplyDeleteLove the planter, I think the lights would be cute.
Blessings,
Julie
So inviting looking! Are you going to have time to sit and and enjoy it now?
ReplyDeleteMichelle I love the new look. I've been thinking about getting some solar lights in my front flower bed so I'm encouraged to see yours had light even when they're in the shade. blessings, marlene
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