board above the window in my craft room. (Quick tutorial is the next post down).
I have been working on changing everything, so much of the color is being removed from the room.
This textured
time for a change!
My valance also got changed. Same
valance, just removed some of the
colors. I repainted the rod too. and
then I just stapled the ribbon to the wall and tied the rod to the wall. That is a little trick I have used for years, to sometimes put up a little valance. Then I hung a chandelier crystal on three of the V's on the valance. Okay, I have got to quit working on the room redo and get to the Christmas crafts and gifts. I wish there were more time in each day.
This stamp shelf was built especially for my wooden stamp collection. This redo
on the shelf was a good time to really look at my stamps and get rid of the ones I don't use.
I painted this frame found at a yard sale, with my favorite new spray paint
color. Hammered Iron from Rust-o-leum.
Then I found a vintage photo off the internet that I liked for the
She is such a striking little beauty.
I have added to the stamp shelf, some of
my favorite little things too, including a
photo of my mother's stewardess days as
a temporary blonde in a small oval frame from a
garage sale.
7 comments:
I love what you're doing to your room. You make me tired with all your creativity...If only, if only...(Love you!)
Looking good lady. I like the valance.
Happy Thanksgiving. yvonne
I am impressed Michele.
The room certainly looks different... and I love it!
ToOdLeS.
Oh my goodness!! It looks even better than I imagined! You, my dear lady, are completely and utterly amazing!
Thanks for being such a wonderful you!
oh your shop is heavenly! I would love to create in there! I am loving your aged board tutorial and have 2 such "signs" that i would like to transform. will give it a try now! TFS!
Hi Michele, I came across your blog through Katherine's Corner. I love your posts, great photos, especially this french inspiration.
Have a great weekend!...Heidi
Wow, I really love your stamp corner!
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