Monday, January 28, 2013
Welcome, baby boy!
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Friday Finds
I know it has been a really long time since I have posted about my "Friday Finds!" Trust me though, I've been out there hunting as much as possible, looking for treasures like these two I found this past Friday!
This dress has to be one of my favorite
finds to date! It is a 1940s dress from the maker R&K Originals. It is in amazing condition, especially for it's age! It has the sweetest details; from the lace around the collar, to the amazing pleating and brass buttons! You can read a little more about the company here.
This dress is available on my etsy shop for your consideration.
Thank you for visiting and happy hunting!
Team Spirit Hair Flowers
Show your team spirit with these one-of-a-kind, handmade flowers!
Teams Available:
University of Texas
Texas A&M (pictured)
Texas Tech
University of Oklahoma
Dallas Cowboys (pictured)
All flowers measure approximately 4" in diameter. The price varies from $12-$15 depending on the center used (top photo-$12, bottom photo- $15). They all have a ribbon lined, non-slip lined alligator clip on the back.
Have a special request? Send it my way! Thank you!!
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Handmade Shop
If you've reached this blog looking for my handmade accessories, check out my Handmade Shop HERE! Feel free to contact me with custom order requests and I'll see what I can do! Thank you so much!
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Vintage Loves
It's been a little while since my last post so I just wanted to quickly post a few pictures of a few of my recent favorite found treasures. I'll be honest...I haven't been great about taking pictures lately, but I'll get back in the habit-- promise! :)
People always say, "photos just don't do this justice", but that is SO TRUE for this adorable mint dress with pretty scalloped lace! I had to give this little gem a little TLC but it is so stinking cute, it was worth it. Too bad it's TINY!!!!
Now these white screw post chandelier earrings are one of my all-time favorite finds. At a recent estate sale I got a few cute pairs of earrings (some of which I'll be re-purposing for a necklace-stay tuned), but these beauties almost got missed, as they were hidden in the fancy display case. They aren't in perfect condition but I just couldn't pass them up!!!
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Entry Way Re-Do with a Thrifted STEAL!
I've mentioned in the past that Saturdays are the best days to hit the estate sales if you're looking for steals. If you drive up during the last hour, look to do some major bargaining and clear some room in your trunk! I benefited recently from this method and walked away with an awesome, hand crafted antique wooden entry table for my entry hall, a room that had stood practically empty for *cough* nearly 2 years *cough*.
The table may not look like it, but it was in a pretty rough state, however, I knew it had great potential. The only real issue that couldn't be overcame with a little TLC was the lack of drawers. I believe it was for this reason that it was marked so inexpensive and was still available on day 3 of a big estate sale (that and It was hidden under lots of nick knacks). I scored this table for....$4 and some change. I was pretty proud...still am. I knew that I would have to factor in paint and baskets, but at that price, I knew I'd still come in way under budget.
Here is a picture of my final product. After a thorough sanding with the electric sander, and patience painting, I added a few accessories and now have a very inviting entry way!
Total Costs:
The table may not look like it, but it was in a pretty rough state, however, I knew it had great potential. The only real issue that couldn't be overcame with a little TLC was the lack of drawers. I believe it was for this reason that it was marked so inexpensive and was still available on day 3 of a big estate sale (that and It was hidden under lots of nick knacks). I scored this table for....$4 and some change. I was pretty proud...still am. I knew that I would have to factor in paint and baskets, but at that price, I knew I'd still come in way under budget.
Here is a picture of my final product. After a thorough sanding with the electric sander, and patience painting, I added a few accessories and now have a very inviting entry way!
Total Costs:
Table: $4
Paint: Free (Found in Garage)
Baskets: $16 (Hobby Lobby- Half Off)
Lamp: $20 (TJ Maxx Clearance)
Painting: TJ Maxx (Old)
All other accessories from around house/garage
Have you ever re-done furniture? What are your favorite places to find pieces? What are your favorite techniques?
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