I was discouraged about my booth space...the good stuff has been so hard to find and so pricey here in Southern Calif. and I can't just get up and travel to dig for the good rusty gold. I, like many people have family obligations and a day job and am tied down to vacation time. But this weekend my funk blew off!
I found the perfectly chippy bassinet & stand above and the darling portrait of the little girl with the big bow.
Here are the recycled sweater pins.... I love to make these, they make me smile....
I'll let the pictures do most of the talking....
The sweet little table above made my heart go pitter patter....
How about a pretty hankie?
Or a wonderful old terrarium.....
This chippy planter is soooo cute!
Well, I hope you didn't have the January blues but we are in the month of love...so shake it off and make something pretty! karen....
3 comments:
Love your finds, and the hearts you made are wonderful.
Great finds!!! I love the bassinet and your hearts are ADORABLE!
Carol
I saw your comment on the Funky Junky “How to Build a Dream Job” posting and came up with an idea. I decided to visit each person who commented on that particular posting because we are all likely facing similar situations. If each of us do that for each other and then return regularly to the sites we especially like, we can help each other build up our readership. You can find these comments of the Funky Junk Interiors post here: http://www.funkyjunkinteriors.net/2014/02/how-to-build-a-dream-job-while-you-work-a-day-job.html.
For the record, Betsy Skagen of PaperCalliope.com came up with this fabulous idea and she would be eternally grateful if you would keep this credit in and more importantly, visit her blog at PaperCalliope.com.
If you want to participate in hopping to these blogs, just copy this text, visit the sites of those who commented, then paste the text and add your own signature and web site to the bottom. However, please be respectful and take the time to actually look around each person’s blog. Just like you, they put a lot of hard work into it.
Have a creative day!
Betsy Skagen www.PaperCalliope.com
P.S. Seriously, those photos on the side of your blog are to die for. They would be so much fun to work with in altered art (copies of course). I love antiques, but had to stop buying them :(
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