Sunday, July 3, 2011

Celebration in Red, White and Blue......

There is nothing more fun then decorating in red, white and blue for the month of July, and maybe the whole summer! 

























 

Happy Forth of July!

Till next time.....
Rebecca



9 comments:

Mary Ann Pickett said...

I agree with you! I like the bedroom with the blue ceiling. So many great photos.

Holly said...

Happy Fourth of July to you too! Hope you have a great holiday! Love all of the pictures.

Kathy said...

Great photos, I am lovin the Red, White and Blue. First time to visit and love your site.
Kathy

Angela said...

Thanks for sharing. Love ALL the pictures. I love decorating with my patriotic items. I think I will leave them out at least all month. You have a safe and Happy Fourth of July. Stay cool and safe.
Angela

outjunking said...

Love all the red,white and blue. Works well with out Tennessee flag as well. I'm waiting on my little town of Greenbrier to have their parade today before I post July 4th pictures. I hope I get some small town flavor pictures. You know apple pie, freckle face kids and floats.
Happy 4th,
Lisa

Heather said...

Love all the images. I am so sad, since I didn't decorate for 4th of July this year. Red, white and blue is one of my favorite color combos. The holiday snuck up on me this year, as all the holidays seem to nowadays. That must be another sign of getting old! lol! Happy 4th of July!

Ironstone and Pine said...

There couldn't be a better combination than red, white and blue.......so bright, so cheeful.....your pictures say it all! Happy 4th Rebecca!

Tara said...

Love all these decorations! Red, white and blue just screams summer to me. I'm not sure if it's because the 4th of July is in the summer or not, Hope you had a great day and have a super week!

Alison @ The Polohouse said...

Love the first pic with the flag and the golden maiden above the fireplace!
Rebecca ... you DID tell me so. Mr. Springfield was very attractive!
Thanks for stopping by the blog!
LOVE your white ironstone AND the pup on the scale.
xx
A