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Welcome back to The Scoop
The weekly party featuring the scoop on the best posts from around the web!
Yvonne from StoneGable
and Suzy from Worthing Court 
Our host this week is Anita from Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Do you have a cloche? It’s perfect for adding spring touches to your home.
Don’t miss my tips for what to put in your cloche. I’m also sharing my favorite sources for spring decor (with great prices) in the post. They are all from Amazon, and most have free shipping! HERE.
 Do you listen to our podcast? This episode from last week was super popular! It’s all about adding blue and white to your home.

Here is what your hosts have been up to this week.

CEDAR HILL FARMHOUSE

WHAT DO YOU PUT BEHIND YOUR SOFA?? || WHAT TO PUT IN A CLOCHE

NEW WAYS TO STYLE A HUTCH

 

WORTHING COURT

HOW TO GET A COHESIVE LOOK WHEN YOU ACCESSORIZE DECORATIVE SHELVES || HOW TO CREATE A SPRING AND SUMMER CENTERPIECE WITH A DOUGH BOWL || HOW TO MAKE AN ADORABLE SEED PACKET WREATH FOR SPRING

STONEGABLE

DECORATING DETAILS  ||  5 BEST TIPS FOR ADDING NEUTRALS TO YOUR HOME  ||  10 FAVORITE STONEGABLE DECORATING HACKS

And here are just a few fabulous features from our blogging friends…

So Much Better with Age shared this gorgeous piece that she refinished.

Taryn Whiteaker shares her living room paint refresh.

Gluesticks blog shared this delicious looking raspberry sconces.

Refresh Restyle shared her gorgeous open concept living room furniture layout.


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