is having a linky party...
I'm joining in with some of my cherished neutral bits and pieces I've been collecting for years, some natural objects and some photos I've taken recently at our local museum.
I've been volunteering to take photos at my local museum in Moruya, Australia. My first few pictures are of a gorgeous wedding dress called 'Lillian'. It was worn by Lillian Pearce at her wedding to William Hunt in Newtown, Sydney in 1913.
Next, some beautiful sticks I found while walking on the beach...
I'm not sure if a black background is 'neutral'?
These scales don't work, but they are so beautiful...
I love this picture in its silvery frame.
A couple of special old books...
The theme is neutral coloured beauty, found, made or bought this week. You can post anything in cream, white, beige,grey, silver and brown. So pop over to wen's blog to see more at www.appleapricot.blogspot.com http://appleapricot.blogspot.com.au/2015/09/simply-neutrals-tuesday-1.html
Thanks Wen for giving us this opportunity to share our beautiful neutrals!
Take care,
Jesse
Hi Jesse
ReplyDeleteI just noticed your post. Glad to see you have joined in with Wen hosting this Simply Neutrals Tuesday party.
Oh my that wedding dress is simply stunning. Love your images - just a tad similar to mine with the frames -
such a beautiful image in that one.
Hope you are fine and that you received my email.
Hug to you,
Suzy
Thanks, Suzy, yes those frames are yummy, aren't they? The wedding dress is amazing. You can see it on display at the Moruya Museum. It's an old two-storey house that has been donated with everything inside as it was when the family lived there years ago. It even has Bega Stove. Local people have donated all sorts of stuff too. Thanks for your newsy email, so nice to hear what you are up to.
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Jesse
What a gorgeous post! All your photos are so lovely, amazing details in the wedding dress, wonderful natural objects and your precious pieces.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and have a great weekend!
Thanks, Sara, I love your blog header, too - the light on those flowers is amazing.
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness the wedding dress is divine!
What an elegant era that was.
Lovely to meet you at Wen's Simply Neutrals party!
Shane x
Hello, Jesse, and thank you for your kind visit to my blog , your neutrals are all so beautiful, love the scale and old laces, your nature findings and everything else. The wedding dress is just so stunning !!
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Hi Jesse! It's so nice to meet you. What lovely items you have shared with us. I love your blog. And yes, I personally feel that black is a neutral and use it quite often in my art and home decor. I think it keeps neutrals from getting too washed out. Have a great weekend! Hugs, Sue
ReplyDeleteOhhh Jesse your post with neutral beauties is gorgeous and heavenly! The scales and that dress, so beautiful. And I'm a beachcomber by nature so you couldn't do me greater pleasure with your beautiful beach finds. Thank you so much for joining my party. Wishing you a beautiful day, hugs, Wen
ReplyDeleteLadies, thank you so much for your comments; you have all made my day! I'm glad you like these choices I made for the neutrals theme. It's nice to see you on my blog, as some of you are bloggers I've admired for a long time. It's so much fun to share the enjoyment, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLove your neutrals Jesse!
ReplyDeleteThe wedding gown is divine, rich satin and oh the sleeve detail makes me swoon!
Natures neutrals are always inspiring for me - I love beach walking and collecting shells and driftwood too!
Lovely to meet you here.
(I thought I left a comment last night but my iPad has a mind of its own sometimes!
Hugs
Shane
Shane, Lovely to meet you. Thanks for your lovely comment. I think your first comment is above, but thanks for coming back. I've done another post since, too :)
ReplyDeleteJesse what a stunning neutral post you have shared on your blog. All such gorgeous treasures indeed! The scale is what my heart swoons over ! :-) thanks for sharing! Nancy
ReplyDeleteNancy, thank you so much for visiting! Yes, I couldn't leave those scales behind. Funny, I was touring a National Trust home near Yass on the weekend, the home of Hume (one of our Australian explorers), and there in the old kitchen was the same set of scales, but they weren't painted gold as mine have been by somebody who didn't like the old black look (sadly!). My heart stopped in excitement. I don't know if I could get the paint off mine without ruining them, though. They are just right for measuring beauty, anyway!
ReplyDeleteWow what a gorgeous dress!
ReplyDeleteThe sleeves are sooo amazing~
What a great post of neutrals! So glad I dug a little deeper : )
I like old books - your photo is beautiful~
Have a nice week Jesse,
Karen
Karen
Thanks, Karen, I'm glad you enjoyed my post. The dress is a stunner,isn't it?
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