Garden Girl for the Holidays

Over the years I've picked up a few old garden statuary pieces, but I can't let them be outside in the elements any longer. Some of them have survived for about 100 years, so they deserve to be in the comforts and safety of shelter. I found this precious Garden Girl fountain around 13 years ago in a little hole-in-the-wall antique shop in St. Louis. I spied her in an alleyway along with many other old pieces. Her graceful lines and sweet face called out to me. 

She lives in the garden room with a few other pieces of vintage statuary. 

I gathered a few pieces of boxwood and holly for her to carry in her basket. A little birdie found his way alongside. And of course, not to be left out, she had to have a plaid "scarf" to celebrate the Christmas Season.

Here are a few pics of the sitting area where she resides,

 I haven't shared yet this year. 

Here's the post from the Holiday Cupboard

 if you missed it.

My coffee table bench that my Dad made for me about 40 years ago, has my favorite Christmas plaid lunch hamper with Santa mugs and my white crate that I use almost continually. A basket of faux paperwhites and mini tree give Santa a spot to stop and rest during the festivities.

And the Baker's Rack decked for Christmas.

Did you catch this look at the Front Porch post?

And the Hearth Room and Mantel?

Here's the original Garden Girl post. 

A blast from the past.I hope you're having a wonderful Christmas Weekend. 

Sending you all a hug and kiss for Christmas!

 Joining in here:

The House on Silverado  Love Your Creativity at Life and Linda, 

Inspire Me Monday at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Met Monday at Between Naps on the Porch   

 Inspire Me Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life  

 Wonderful Wednesday at Eclectic Red Barn 

Turnabout Tuesday at My Wee Abode,  

Share Your Style at French Ethereal

Centerpiece Wednesday at Karin's Kottage  

Vintage Charm at Our Hopeful Home and My Thrift Store Addiction

 Thursday Favorite Things at Follow the Yellow Brick Home,  

Create, Bake, and Grow at Shabby Art Boutique,

 Farmhouse Friday at County Road 407