Here is what I treated myself to last week after a couple of trips to local thrift stores.
The old French - English translation dictionary will be perfect for some collage projects. The green garden tote I passed on at first - I thought about it all day, went back the next day and to my delight was still there waiting for me. This is going to get a new coat of paint, distressed and stenciled.
Even though I have enough salt and pepper shakers for all my embossing powders and glitter, I just couldn't resist picking up the single shaker.. it is so tall and lovely! A few doilies are always welcome in my studio, but the large one is now displayed beautifully across the back of my loveseat.
I also couldn't resist the twig basket... a steal for $3! And the sheep figurine just SPOKE to me (okay, not literally... that would be weird). I knew he would fit right in on my desktop. Has anyone seen one like him? I searched and searched online and couldn't find him anywhere... I have no idea who made him or when.
I added the silver tray to my desktop too.
The little wicker case is so cute; I already have a place just right for it:
A funny thing about the framed picture: I got it simply for the frame.... but the image has grown on me so I have dubbed her simply as "The Lady of the Studio" and shall keep her as is.
The 12" vintage ruler was something that made me laugh, so I HAD to buy it, for on the back was a list entitled "Rulers of England"! Ha!
Well, what a perfect addition to my Victorian Studio, no?
Oh yeah. I also bought some great burlap fabric to make two pillow cases.... however when it came time for the photoshoot above, it had already been spoken for:
Well, at least I know it's soft enough to cover those two couch pillows with...
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Some really great finds. Its too bad the artist didn't sign the sheep. It is carved from wood right?
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Fantastic! That twig basket? I have one just like it!!!! :D I love your workspace girl, you go! :)
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Thanks Lynn... yes I think it's wood! Hopefully one day I can find out what the heck it is from! With the wreath around it's neck, I guess it is a Christmas ornament, but it's not a Hallmark one.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kasia! So cool you have that basket too! We can never have too many baskets, eh?? ;)