Here's a simple and pretty idea for your Spring Celebrations,
inspired by something I've done before...
At the 'Summer Retreat' vintage show I hosted on my farm
on an island in Washington state,
I created a container of flavored water for guests to enjoy.
Frozen blueberries sank to the bottom of the container,
Frozen blueberries sank to the bottom of the container,
and red strawberries floated on the water -
creating a perfect 'Red, White, & Blue' striped effect.
I snapped a photo of it because I thought it was pretty:
When I shared it here on the blog,
this last-minute image was a big hit.
It's my MOST POPULAR PIN ever!
this last-minute image was a big hit.
It's my MOST POPULAR PIN ever!
I thought it was time for an update on that idea for Spring,
so I created flavored water using citrus and flower petals!
It's a pretty Spring look for your beverage station at a brunch or luncheon.
Here's how to get the separated floating layers:
* Fill container 3/4 full of cold water.
* Add citrus slices.
* Add ice cubes carefully so that they float on top of the citrus.
* Add in the flower petals, which will float on top of the ice cubes.
I used pink geranium petals and bright yellow lemons...
there are SO many color & flavor combinations to try!
In 2026, I'm using lemons, basil, and a few coral rose petals
* Add in the flower petals, which will float on top of the ice cubes.
I used pink geranium petals and bright yellow lemons...
there are SO many color & flavor combinations to try!
In 2026, I'm using lemons, basil, and a few coral rose petals
from our backyard garden.
* * * IMPORTANT NOTE: * * *
Some flowers can be toxic to humans.
Make sure they are food safe
before adding them to water for drinking.
before adding them to water for drinking.
My photos shown are for visual inspiration only.
shared online:
One Project Closer | Creativity Unleashed
Common Ground | Be Inspired
Cupcakes & Crinoline | Project Inspire{d}
Denise Designed | Sunday Features #174


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