I'm always drawn to signs...some old with chippy paint, some new and colorful. When I see one that particularly catches my eye, either because of the words it shares or the beautiful hand lettering, sometimes they make their way home with me...
like this one hanging in a wonderful store stuffed with antique/vintage/primitive/retro goodies (I'd been looking at it for weeks!) And so it became a little birthday treat from me, to me.
Hand-lettered, what talent!
And this sign that hangs by the back door everyone comes through. While it was found in the Christmas section of a country store, to me, it says much more. Why yes, this house does believe in Santa (!), but also in old-fashioned values, traditions, going to church together, family prayers, and simple pleasures.
Hand-lettered on slate and sitting in a corner of our mudroom, I'm reminded to visit the year 'round indoor farmers' market off the town square, the summertime farmers' market, the produce auction, and the individual veggie stands that pop up along the country roads.
A sign pointing me toward the Farmers' Market each Saturday morning...get their early for the best choices and take time to enjoy visiting with neighbors, too!
Last, but not least, one you've seen recently...
Just sharing a few of my favorites...and linking up here, at Friday Five.
and by the way!
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...what a great collection of signs!
ReplyDeleteThanks...next time I'll share the one I found in our barn being used to patch a spot in the wall!
DeleteThose are great signs!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
Thanks a bunch for stopping by!
DeleteI love these & especially all those things you all believe in!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
Thanks Christine...you can certainly call me old-fashioned!
DeleteGreat signs! Love "Simply Blessed" the best!
ReplyDeleteYep...it's the "small and simple things" as Laura Ingalls-Wilder said, that count the most!
DeleteSuch a great variety of fun and inspiring signs! I find them interesting, too, when I see them out and about.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting...I'm always amazed at the talented handlettering and jealous, too! I visited your blog too, what a story (love your philosophy!) I go to church with a gal who did just the opposite of you, started in NZ and ended up in the Midwest!
Delete...I will be hosting Willy-Nilly.
ReplyDeleteThe Willy-Nilly meme opens at 12:00 AM eastern time each Friday and closes at 11:55 on Monday. Please stop by!
Thanks for the reminder...the holiday weekend and spring break with kids has me out of sync! Will stop by to visit and link up next time.
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