Simple White Cottage Style Spring Mantle

Sharing my simple Spring mantle, decorated with cottage style by shopping my home!

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Welp, we made it through another weekend! How are you doing friend? I hope your spirits are staying up through all the uncertainty!

I haven't been doing much decorating lately, but I finally took down my lighted garland from my mantle and was motivated to add a little Spring decor!

Decorating a Spring Mantle

Shopping the house is how this went down! Ever since I painted our ugly red brick fireplace with chalk paint, decorating the mantle and making it look good has been so much easier! It really doesn't take much to make it look amazing, but it was ready for a little seasonal style! Something soft and bright and cottage-y feeling.

Adding Cottage Style

I kept the decor light and airy, with a lambs ear garland across the mantle, and sprigs of lambs ear tucked into a thrifted crock, along with blush peonies, dahlias and cotton. These softer colors are so inviting!

I included one of the farmhouse style spindle candlesticks I made earlier this year.

My painted mason jars are a simple touch that adds loads of style. These buffalo check painted mason jars have been used for pretty much every season because they go with everything! The small blush pink painted mason jar was new for Valentines Day, but works with this theme too!

It feels charming and cozy. I brought back in my large 'blessed' sign because that's a truth that we really need to hold on to right now! In spite of everything, we are blessed!

Click here to see how I decorate my fireplace and mantle last Spring.

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I'm currently working on an easy DIY face mask post that is inexpensive and hope to share that later this week!

Stay strong friend ❤

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