While out thrifting, sometimes the barn (or garage) out back harbors the best finds. In my case, that couldn't be more true. Shopping with my daughter on a "shop crawl" of local vintage, thrift stores and consignment stores, we came across what's become one of my favorite barn sale finds of all times.

I've been blessed with an overabundance of chinoiserie china pieces over the past few months, so I though it was time I began sharing some of them with you! First up: one thrifted, tall chinoiserie vase that I handily turned into a cordless lamp!

The day I learned about plate wreaths was the day I swore I would make one of my own. And make it I did! Today I'm sharing how I made a china plate wreath, along with a step by step tutorial so that you can make one, too. 

The beauty of this plate wreath is that it can be transformed with different plates throughout the year, as your decor changes with the seasons. In other words, plate wreaths are both beautiful and versatile at the same time. 

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You don't have to like the taste of cabbage to enjoy the beauty of a flower-filled cabbage vase. As a recent cabbage ware fan, I'm excited to share with you how to make a fresh cabbage flower vase.

Today I'm sharing how to create a spring bird cage vignette that can be adapted and/or modified depending on your personal preferences and what decor you might have on hand.

Spring decor should be fresh, light and fun. If you're a collector or vintage lover like me, you probably already have what you need to put together a fresh, light and fun spring vignette for your fireplace mantel or coffee table.

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