- In his brown velveteen leisure suit and shirt with super fly collar
- In front of a space age background that would do Star Wars proud (notice the groovy rocks -hence the album title I guess)
- with his lady right next to him
- with his pimp glass right at his fingertips (this is my favorite part)
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Barry White
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Random and Bizarre Things Seen At The Thrift Store
Monday, September 8, 2008
Recent Yard Sale and Thrift Store Finds



Now, granted it is not handmade and was probably mass produced but still very charming!

I found these embroidered pillow cases for .50 each. There is some yellowing and a brown spot that I hope to be able to remove with a good OxyClean soak. They are gorgeous and very detailed:


Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Where have I been......?

And more before..........
Now how about a little after......

I wish I had a more detailed picture of the ceiling. It turned out so well! The Mister did a beadboard paneling with trim and it is exquisite! You would never know that there is ugly cottage cheese ceiling under there. Not that I hate cottage cheese because it's in most of the rest of the house. 
This collage of vintage portrait prints is one of my favorite parts of the room. I was a little nervous putting nails in the freshly painted wall but it was well worth it! And this little lady....well, her name is Josephine. 
I found her at a local consignment shop. I paid around $30 for her. My mom told me I was crazy but how could you not like Josephine?
I found the drapery panels at the thrift store. Both pieces for around $17.00. They retail for around $200.00! Actually I think they have been discontinued. They are Croscill in the Napoleon pattern. I was able to have the ascot valances custom made by woman that sells on eBay. The huge silver mirror above the bed is a Goodwill find. I paid $25 for it. That's more than I would normally pay but when I saw it I new it would look perfect above the bed.
Have I told you lately that I HEART THRIFT STORES?
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Well, here goes....
The arrangement is made of 6 bunches of .97 Wally World flowers. The vase I found at Goodwill for .69. The small piece of foam that I used cost .10 on clearance at Wally World. My nephew Jacob 
(He grills a pretty mean hamburger too)
This is another of my craft projects. Can you tell I’m ready for fall and cooler weather? Our temps here are still in the 90’s but I don’t care what the thermometer says. Fall is in the air! A tell tale sign is daylight. We have less and less each day. Ok, back to my project. It really wasn’t that hard. The hardest part was pulling the sticker off the glass bowl. But aren’t these beaded miniature pumpkins the cutest?

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
- Ecclesiastes 3:1, KJV

