April

I'm so especially excited of this months wreath. Growing up I always favored the small, woodsy flowers that would come up mid spring in the forests and pastures around our home. Cowslip, wood anemone, primrose and forgot-me-nots (which I distinctly remember feeling a special connection to because I found a patch on my birthday one year), are all welcome signs of new life. Have a wonderful month everyone!

March.

(I'ts Hyacinth and Tulip time!)

February.

Yikes time flies by. Happy February everyone!

January is here.

I'm relishing the next few months of the year when everything is a bit more still and simple. I'll be thinking fondly of the seasons slowly changing here in Europe once we return to Savannah in a week where the weather is not as kind in its transitions.

December already?

I will update with a calendar version of this soon! Also probably an alternate wreath (there are soo many lovely options for a December themed wreath!) but for now I didn't want to fall behind on posting these... Thank you to everyone who has been asking about where to find the full calendar- unfortunately it doesn't exist in its entirety yet as I just started creating these month to month. But since I am enjoying it and there has been such a great response, I am really hoping to get a full one together to possibly be available early January. I know that will be a little late for everyone more on-top of keeping track of time than myself, but stay posted!

November

How has the last month slipped by already? I don't mind so much since November seems to be bringing cozier temperatures to Savannah, and since it means were one month closer to being home for Christmas. Here is this months calendar! Inspired by the Quince that grew in our yard growing up, and some beautiful tiny pears and persimmons and I found at our local store.

October.

So I realize its still a week away, but here is the first installments of monthly calendar layouts I'll be doing. (featuring some of the best parts of fall: hawthorne, rosehips, chinese lanterns, and woodsy mushrooms.) xo.