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Green With A Little Good Fortune

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Closeup of a lucky clover pinned to a white linen board. The lucky clover is brown and has been set between two pieces of clear tape. A little keepsake of luck from my drawer.
Closeup of a lucky clover pinned to a white linen board. The lucky clover is brown and has been set between two pieces of clear tape. A little keepsake of luck from my drawer.

I keep this four-leaf clover tucked away in my jewelry box.

My two boys and I found it in our backyard one afternoon in May. We were getting the house ready to sell — boxes stacked, rooms half-packed. I pressed it between clear tape to keep it safe. A bit of luck in the middle of it all.

This small gathering of green good fortune feels especially fitting for March — and any season when you find yourself wishing for a little good luck.

Green with a little good fortune post - Image shows green objects, luck ephemera and gathered vintage items arranged. Shown is a horse postcard left corner, tins to the right and below of gunpowder tea and a green household nail box, horseshoe post cards with 'good luck' sayings, a vintage brass ornate door latch adn the key is on a green tray below left. This is a rich visual with sharmrock pillar salt and pepper shakers, a shamrock tart tin, Lumber vintage clipboard clip. All in balanced hues of green, gold, white and brass.

I always find small things that catch my eye — old cards, worn labels, trinkets, and unique tins. Individually, they’re simple. Together, they hold a kind of quiet brightness.

Scene of small trinkets including a vintage horse in ivory plastic cake topper, a small porcelain teacup with floral in red, green and blue with a gold 4-leaf clover and babys breath in the teacup. in front is one multi-sided amber die with 7 at the top and a vintage brass charm with an ivory glass feather.
Shown is a vintage reware of merit from the 1950s. I has red vine ivy and green accents with a Presented to: Willy Behis by Teacher.
An unexpected vintage leprechaun on a shelf next to a mushroom planter filled with small pink flowers and greenery in the background. The vintage leprechaun has a traditional green hat, jacket, red pants and he is working on re-healing a shoe.
Photo of a vintage clipboard with a lucky horse shoe hanging from the top clipboard hardware below it a brass wire clip holding a vintage post card that has a bouquet of shamrocks. Below that card is a vintage Emerald Shelled Walnuts tin with greenery in it and to the right is a Vintage Elton Kerby Pepper tin shaker in green with red type. Sitting on the large pepper tin is a vintage leprechaun holding a pipe out. His is weathered melamine with a green top hat.

A little luck for you.

Printable good luck tokens that are easy to print and share. Download the lucky token printable here.

Bouquet of light green carnations shown on a wooden chair. I shot this overhead, square format. There is a gold ribbon tying the bouquet and a gold ribbon attached to a 2.5" x 3.5" ivory card with a medallion, round token illustrations with scalloped edges and a four leaf clover design above the words 'A Little Good Forture'. This is part of a set of five illustrations bundle in the Craftidly - collected post series: Green With A Little Good Forture.
Collected — essays and visual studies gathered over time.
Star divider used has two hand drawn lines with a star in the center, used as a content break and signals new or different content below. This doodle style illustration is in a medium charcoal gray.

– FOR THE SEASON –

Spring Crafts + Stuffed Peppers + Stenciled Signs DIY

Process of some of the supplies used to make the spring craft ideas roundup post. There is a moss green velvet ribbon, floral green spigs, a small boxwood garland wreath, jute twine and embroidery scissors.
Spring Crafts
Finished stuffed green bell peppers with a ground beef and rice filling, topped with a deliciously creamy tomato soup and sour cream sauce. Shown are three peppers served on a white rectangular plate topped with a sprig of fresh parsley.
Stuffed Peppers
Using permanent vinyl for the handwritten script type of 'Today's Specials, Cabbage, Leaks, Potatoes and so on.
Stenciled Signs DIY

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