"It's a marshmallow world in the winter, when the snow comes to cover the ground."
Marshmallow Dress
Recently I made a trip to Atlanta where after Christmas sales run well into January. One adorable visual art display window was the idea behind this post.
It is snowing today, yes snowing! You heard right, where in the south we rarely get the white stuff we are getting a snow shower with a dusting covering the ground. The forecast is for one to three inches. I get almost giddy with excitement! So I think a cold weather post is in order.
So come along and enjoy a little shopping at the January sales and see if you can guess what I buy!
My Snow Scenes
Let's Shop
Broken Pottery Shop Display
Tablescapes
Christmas Sale
MacKenzie Childs
After a long cold day of shopping a cup of hot cocoa hits the spot.
"It's a whipped cream day. " A delicious end to a fun day. Now have you guessed what I bought?
Christmas decorations marked seventy-five percent off! Dolls to adorn packages next year and feathered birds for my white flocked tree.
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Fun, fun, fun! Love the broken dish dress. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us along on your shopping trip, Emily.
The broken dish kind of breaks my heart. Hate to see those gorgeous plates in pieces!
ReplyDeleteWell I'm not making it to Atlanta for a while yet so thank you for the fun photos ! LOVE the dish dress, I'm working on a mosaic right now so was happy for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time.
Wow!!! Love the broken dish dress, wonderful!
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Charo
What a fun trip, Emily! That broken dishes dress was something, wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteOh my, all those beautiful broken blue dishes!!
ReplyDeleteYour posts was a visual feast,
Have a Happy Pink Saturday,
Dorothy
Beautiful! Happy Pink Saturday, my Dear!
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Anne
Oh my gosh Emily those broken dish and marshmellow dresses are amazing! Isn't snow beautiful? At least until It's been around too long and gets all dirty. I love the white glitzy house and the baking Santa. You'll have fun with your new items next year!
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Jann
Oh my goodness, you must have had the day of your live. All those shops and all that sale. Wonderful.
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Beautiful! Love the broken china dress and the marshmellow dress! Happy Pink Saturday!
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Lisa
I have the biggest smile on my face right now.....I LOVE Dean Martin.....I really do. When I was a little girl I wanted to grow up and be a Golddigger... :/ I had no idea....anyway, this post is *great* Wow, some of those shop displays are over the top....I love the dress made from broken china. So pretty! I want to go shopping with you one day, Emily. You know all the best places to go!
ReplyDeleteHave a fantastic weekend. Hate to see the snow go, but this sunshine is GORGEOUS!!! Are you going to the parade today?
xo,
RJ
Living in Vt it is a marshmallow world for a very long winter season! Loved the song which I had never heard! Fun Fun Fun!
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Those dresses are fabulous! just love the whimsical photos you share- looking forward to following your blog-
ReplyDeleteI always love shopping along with you and your beautiful images. Love the dish dress and marshmallow one. How fun your day must have been.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip you must have had. Love the broken dish dress and those tablescapes! Your snow photos are great.
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Everything is beautiful!
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Here's MINE, your comment is always appreciated.
I like the dish dress too! Lovely displays, ours have moved on to Valentine's and Spring, even here in cold NY!
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I love your blog snow and snowy pictures. The weather is very strange!! We are having beautiful sunny weather...in the mid 60s. I LOVE those "dresses" Amazing. I am so glad you took pictures and shared them. Beautiful displays!! I'd love to pin the dresses. Not sure if you would mind? It would be linked to your blog :)
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Emily,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the delightful post and for stopping by my blog! Have a great weekend, Lynn
Hi, Emily...wow...this post is FULL of pretty photos.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got snow...I like it when there's not TOO much. :)
xo bj
I bought a 7 footocked white tree on clearance after Christmas, now I can't wait to use it. I found lots of pretty ornaments too. Did you buy a lot at 75% off? Thanks for stopping by today. I am so facinated by that broken dish dress, I've never seen anything like it. Sounds like a wonderful day.
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Wow, amazing collection of photos. My favorite is the broken dish dress and the marshmellows. Looks like a fun time! Have a happy week ahead.
ReplyDeleteEmily ... you had a grand time in Atlanta! I LOVE the broken dish dress and then the marshmallow looking window. All the pretty sparkling table scapes ... wow. What a fun post!
ReplyDeleteOh my word, so much eye candy and such beautiful pictures. Thanks for the tour and thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs. Marty
ReplyDeleteThanks for the glimpse of after-Christmas in the big city. What a lot of beautiful things to see! I'd have enjoyed a day like this one.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I love love love the broken china dress, too fabulous. Also the marshmallow, wow...and the tablescape...thanks for a fun day of shopping!
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Love your snow scene photography ~ Magnificent and your shop items are very elegant ~
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So beautiful! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home!
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Hi Emily, The broken china dress is amazing and I see some beautiful monogrammed pillows. We lived in Atlanta for almost twenty years and I really miss all the great shopping. Thanks for joining the Open House party.
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Thanks so much for this beautiful tour - your photography is fantastic. I am envious of the Southern snow -it just missed us.
ReplyDeleteYou can take me shopping any time ~ everything is fabulous! Love that broken pottery display too.
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Susan and Bentley
The broken dishes gown is so imaginative! And the marshmallow window display is so elegant. Thanks for sharing your wonderful day in a winter wonderland.
ReplyDeleteDebra
I love the broken dish display ~ how clever. Visiting from Home & Garden Thursday. Stop by if you get a chance.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to go shopping! How could it be snowing there when it is in the 70's here nd I am further north than you? Thanks for the virtual shopping tour. The broken china gown looks amazing!..Christine
ReplyDeleteThe plate skirt is amazing! Gorgeous post!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous post. the broken china dress is so cool. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteSuch an inspiring post! Love the broken china gown, just awesome!
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Winter is a"A Marshmallow World" for sure!(song playing while I viewed all your pics! Loved this post and all the displays you've captured. There are so many interesting sights - would have loved to got in on those post Christmas sales!
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That china dress--I am pinning that! I've done broken-pottery projects in the past, and that must have taken a ton of time and china both to accomplish, but it's gorgeous! I loved this post--what an amazing day of shopping and sight-seeing!
ReplyDeleteBonjour Emily!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat marshmallow dress caught my eye instantly! If you get a chance, come back to my blog and scroll down and look for a post called, "A Place Behind The Sun" and see the paper wedding dress I made. It is now in a shop window in town!
Thank you so much my dear for visiting me and I hope to see you in May for our Paris Party?
LOVELY PHOTOS! Anita
Hi Emily, I love virtual shopping trips with you! I was looking at every picture as it is just too cold to go out today and I haven't had a shopping fix in awhile. You found some lovely things to take home. I think I'll take the green and brown stack of dishes, the white church, and tartan santa! Have a wonderful day. Linda
ReplyDeleteWow, such a whirlwind of photos. Those dresses are awesome. Someone is clever. A great way of sharing these lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteOh My ! I saw so many of things I call My favorites,Mck. Child for one. The China dress was Amazing of course.I thought I was already one of your followers,but now I made sure.I'm your newest right now.Thank you for the fun post that we all could spend so much time enjoying-Denise of Coffeeberry Cottage
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! I love the china dress!!! Blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeleteI love the dress of plates...that is so unique! Thanks for sharing all these wonderful pictures, Emily.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beyond our imagination! Gorgeous dresses...magical photos! Sweet hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow. Just wow. Can't linger...on my way back to study this boatload of inspiration more closely! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteEmily, What a FABULOUS place to shop! I'm amazed at the broken pottery display and the marshmallow dress! It looks like you found some great pieces for next year. Thanks for taking us shopping with you.
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Talk about merchandising!!!!! The imagination and creativity was just running rampant!!! That plate dress....oh, my gosh!!! And seriously...who on earth thought up those blowing marshmallow dresses??!?!?!! I want some of what THEY'RE having! :-) :-) :-) I really like that French hen with the tray on his back, too. Really cool! I don't know how you left there without backing an 18-wheeler up and saying, "Charge it!" Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI can't get enough of the marshmallow and broken glass dresses! I would take the latter in a New York minute. That kind of creativity just blows me away, and I'm so glad you shared it.
ReplyDeleteWow! Awesome displays - just took my breath away - we're just a couple hours away from Atlanta and no snow in site! We're expecting temps in the 70's and a severe thunderstorm! Spring flowers are blooming! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday - I will be featuring your post in this week's Home and Garden Thursday,
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I am BLOWN away by those dresses. As if the marshmallow one wasn't enough, that GORGEOUS broken pottery dress is SURREAL. Awh, Anita beat me to it! ;) The first thought that ran through my mind was running to get her to see these, but I see she's already been here. I'm sure she could pull these off with her eyes closed. These are amazing, my friend, and the music is PERFECT as usual. I have removed the music from my page going in a tad of a different direction this year (for now), but you know where my heart is, besides, I'll always have your page. ;) Means I'll be stalking you more than usual.
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XOXO's,
Marcia
What an inspiring post! So many wonderful photos. I love the marshmallow dress and the broken china dress so gorgeous! What creative artists. Thank you so much for sharing at Simple & Sweet Fridays. Have a wonderful week!
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Emily, Congrats! You've been featured for your Marshmallow World post at Simple & Sweet Fridays. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Be still my heart -- I am falling in love with Christmas all over again! I adore that broken pottery shop ensemble! How clever!
ReplyDeleteHi Emily! I tried to click over to your blog from "A Stroll Thru Life" party but the link didn't work. BUT I got to see this fabulous post of yours that I missed back in January! Love the creativity of the marshmallows in chicken wire and the fabulous-ness of the broken china "dress" . Your after-Christmas bargains will be fun to pull out next holiday season.
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