Something old, something new,
something borrowed, something blue,
and a silver sixpence in her shoe.
No, nobody is getting married.
I just like the meaning of this old saying.
"Something old" - an old item is symbolic of a continuity with the family and the past.
"Something new" - the new represents good luck, success and hopes for a bright future.
"Something borrowed" - is an item borrowed from a dear happily married friend.
"Something blue" - blue is the symbol of faithfulness, love and loyalty.
All very nice and can be representative in other areas of our lives. Not just when somebody is getting married.
The combination of an old, partly blue quilt, a new zink vase and some "borrowed" white tulips came to represent the old Victorian saying.
I also love the faded blue colour and the stiching in this old quilt.
The beauty of something loved and well used.
Have a lovely weekend!
xoxo Ingrid
Tulpaner är alltid något positivt, men här var duken väl så fin. Snygg sömnad! Ha en bra helg!
ReplyDeleteVissa bilder triggar mig mer än andra.
ReplyDeleteDen där översta bilden får igång tanken i mig. Hur skulle jag? Hm, placerat krukan aningen närmare mig, så de blå linjerna träffat varandra.
/Anette
Jag älskar detta att blanda gammalt med nytt - det nya lyfter fram det gamla och vice versa. Det bästa av två världar helt enkelt.
ReplyDeleteHelgkramar Anna Vattenkanna
Önskar dig en fin helg också.. fina bilder o vackra tulpaner.. Ha det gott/Moa
ReplyDeleteDear Ingrid, your tulips are lovely...they really bring spring in your house!
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy weekend! Many hugs, Ingrid
Fint inlägg! Mönstret på porslinet känner jag igen, är som du en sån som tittar nära, nära på de gamla porslinmönstren, de är användbara. ha en skön helg! kram Sophia
ReplyDeleteVilken ljuvlig tolkning, Ingrid! Mycket kreativt och eftertänksamt.
ReplyDeleteÖnskar dig också en skön helg.
Kram Randi
Such beautiful photographs Ingrid!
ReplyDeleteOkay besides the beautiful white tulips. The quilt is amazing, how could you just borrow it? Don't give it back. :) I love these colors and each quote has such a beautiful meaning. Ingrid your post just screams Spring!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend,
Rosemary...XX
Lovely set up and I like what all things mean something.
ReplyDeleteHave wonderful weekend
Kram
Henrietta
Precis som jag...ordspråk och andra talesätt som bara poppar upp....Åh du vilken kombination du har gjort....lovely!!
ReplyDeleteKram// Carolina
Älskar det ordspråket med!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Ingrid! You take the most beautiful photos. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit Ingrid!
ReplyDeleteI am having a good week, as the weather is changing a bit, and it is possible to believe that spring might arrive after all!!
I hope you are having a wonderful week too!!
lisa.
LOL, I'll write a day before when I come to play with your ribbons:)
ReplyDeleteThank you sooo much for passying by me,Ingrid! I love the light tht shines in your pics,I adore this fabric texture and the delicate tone of light blue!
ReplyDeleteLaura@RicevereconStile
Your pictures are so pretty! Especially love that first one. Found your blog through another blogger. Feel free to check mine out at http://throughaphotographerseyes.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteUnderbart ljuvliga bilder & arrangemang!!
ReplyDeleteDitt paket på väg (om det inte redan anlänt?!)!;-) Grattis än en gång!
(I missed this, I'm sorry, Ingrid.)
ReplyDeleteI love the old quilt – it is such a charming touch and so instantly nostalgic! To answer your question, I use a lot of large sized handmade papers as backdrops. I do sometimes use fabric but it's so fiddly with wrinkles. I'm on the hunt right now for good surfaces like marble and old wood. :) Have a great week. xo – g