~Friday favorites~

This home designed by Blackband Design has so many amazing details.

Check out the full tour here.

Always love the sale sections from this shop and this shop.

My favorite cabinet hardware.

This post really makes me want to go back to France! It will be almost a year coming up next month.

 I think I am going to try the Whole 30 diet. 

Because I love my slow cooker, I just purchased this.

Should be pretty easy right?

I love a good before and after, and here is a ton for you all in one space. Scroll down until you see my favorite, Heather Chadduck designed lake house.

Have a great weekend!

xoxo

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http://www.mysweetsavannahblog.com/2018/06/friday-favorites_29.html

~adult ice pops~

~Adult ice pops~

Need I say more?

I have had so much fun making different kinds of ice pops with these bags.

I think my favorite are the mojito ones, but the rose` comes in a close second.

But the rose` wine ones are such a pretty color!

These turned out to be really easy to make and now my brain is on overdrive thinking up new fun recipes to make for the summer.

You will end up with approximately 12 Popsicles per recipe.

They are so refreshing and I'm sure I will be sharing more variations soon! 

My son also made some out of fresh fruit juice which is so much healthier than the sugary otter pops. 

I am really excited to have found these little bags.

xoxo

from
http://www.mysweetsavannahblog.com/2018/06/adult-ice-pops.html

~a 1912 white farmhouse tour~

My friend Tanya lives in the cutest white farmhouse on land surrounded by pumpkin farms, horse pastures, and overlooks a river.

I swiped this picture of her off her Instagram page.

She is the sweetest, most hardworking, humble person I know.

So when she was out of town last weekend and Savannah was housesitting, I made my way over there with my camera. 

Take pictures first, ask for forgiveness later right?

You are in for a treat!

Tanya called me one day and told me her floors were being refinished and if I would quick come over and paint on her floor before they were going to be sealed the next day.

I love an impulsive girl!

Her whole property is surrounded by these gorgeous white fences.

I told her one day she is going to come home and those cast iron urns will be suddenly gone.....don't you think I need them?!

When you pull in you come up to this darling white barn/garage space.

Around the side of it is the chicken house.

Theres another one.

Before I take you inside, let me show you the yard a bit more.

The back of the house. 

I bet it looks magical at night with those lights!

More vintage urns on the front porch.

I think she needs some white doves.

Side door that leads into the mud room, where the "welcome" is painted on the floor.

In the entry is a big bench that is filled with shoes, under, on top, and all around.

True farm life, love it.

Off the mud room is the kitchen complete with a crystal chandelier and white marble countertops.

Love the pop of blue with the Le Crueset.

I love how she styled this bakers rack.

I also like the nod to the pumpkin patch next door with these white pumpkin bowls.

These utensil holders are not only functional but super cute with all her wooden spoons.

A farmhouse sink is a must in a farmhouse.

Off the kitchen is a sweet little bathroom, of course it's white.

Shiplap, subway tile, and a clawfoot tub, oh my!

And one fabulous old mirror.

The olive bucket is super sweet for holding extra tp.

The living room has a Shabby Chic white sectional and looks like 

a great spot for a nap.

The stump tables were a find when we went to The Farm Chicks one year.

Shall we head upstairs?

Chippy old windows  line the hallway.

Entry to the master bedroom with a petite worn black leather chair.

The master bedroom has gorgeous blue Bella Notte bedding.

The bench at the foot of the bed used to me in my living room, but I love it so much more in her room!

And the master bathroom.

Isn't it fabulous?

Thank you Tanya for letting me post after I ransacked your house!

xoxo

from
http://www.mysweetsavannahblog.com/2018/06/a-1912-white-farmhouse-tour.html