Susie
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Don't Be Chicken!
Here's a few "Chicken" things I just listed in my Etsy Store....Spring and Easter are just around the corner!
~ Blessings ~
Susie
Susie
Saturday, February 20, 2010
A Fun Day at the Antique Market
My 'white radar' was going crazy today at Rennigers Antique Market. Michael and I had so much fun! This was the first time in 'years' that we have gone antiquing together. We saw lots of cool stuff and saw many old friends...kinda felt like the good old days!
Cool old box with metal edges!
Filled with white odds and ends
Love this old zinc piece with layers of crusty white paint
These wood pieces were being used to level the dealer's table.
Found 2 of these vintage weathered wood trellis'.
I also found boxes full of fun pieces and parts....hopefully to be incorporated into some projects soon!
It was a good day!
CYA
Susie
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
"Silver-ish Sunday"
"A bit of shiny, really kinda dull, silver around the house"
"You hold the Key to my Heart"
~Silvers in the kitchen~
~Some childhood memories~
This is the last "Silver Sunday", so be sure to head over to see all participants at The Gypsy Fish.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
~White Wednesday ~ Cover Up~
~This post is dedicated to coverings....windows, benches and footstools~
I've shown my bedroom curtains before, but under the window is an antique chest (which was my first antique I ever purchased) which holds my treasured memories. The chest is in really bad shape, and I thought I would make a cover with the white linen, but I had a brain blast last weekend. I used a piece of a gathered linen bedskirt which I disassembled and actually used thumb tacks to adhere it to the base of the chest. I then just put a linen 'holds everything' piece that I store my extra pillows in (usually under the bed). I'm pretty happy with the end result....especially since it took all of 15 minutes!
I used the remainder of the bedskirt to redo my ugly footstool (used hot glue on this project), and just laid my vintage grain sack over the top!
I'm sure I'll be making different coverings for the top as well!
This bench was a curbside find from an old garden set. The top had been covered with multiple layers of vinyl flooring which was impossible to remove it all. I solved the problem by covering the top with an old linen shower curtain.
This was a curtain I made from a vintage damask tablecloth and linen from my old house. I cut it into and used half for my shower curtain and the other is a window covering.
~The Kitchen Window~
~Shutters cover the window in the bathroom~
~Vintage shutters in my office/studio~
Well, I've had fun with this post...hope you've enjoyed it. There's more great White Wednesday participants which can be found by visiting our hostess Kathleen at Faded Charm. This is her 33rd WW Post!
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