Pin cushions don't have to be boring! Case in point: my DIY tea cup pin cushion -- easy and inexpensive to make, due to my secret hack.
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Thrift stores* are great places to buy so many things! There's really no downside in my opinion -- you save money, help save the planet, get something unique and possibly one-of-a-kind AND you get to have the thrill of the hunt (perhaps my favorite upside)!
*In favor of transparency, "thrifting" in my world consists of shopping not only at thrift stores, but also estate sales, barn sales, consignment shops, antique malls, etc. So join me as I share my thrifting starter guide based on years of serious thrifting, where I reveal my 5 most favorite things to buy at "thrift stores" -- and why they're my favorites!
It looks as though swan decor popularity is at an all-time high these days. And it's no secret that I'm a swan lover extraordinaire -- so that's good news for me! I recently added two chalkware-like swan planters to my collection and today I'm sharing how I styled them along with some helpful tips for future styling as well.
I've wanted swan planters like these for a long time, so I've basically been in heaven and having fun styling them for the first time.
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My most recent obsession involves vintage Rose Medallion porcelain. Once I became hooked on these unique, stunningly designed pieces, I looked into their origins and subsequently put together a brief overview of the history of Rose Medallion porcelain.
After learning about the history of Rose Medallion porcelain, and seeing its exquisite colors and details, I'm confident you'll love it just as much as I do!
Just when I think I'm done with discovering new styles of dishes and serveware to fall in love with, along comes something that sets me off on a new collecting adventure. Currently, it's majolica-inspired asparagus serveware and cabbage ware.
The latest piece in my collection is a vintage majolica-inspired asparagus pitcher I picked up for a song. But there's more to the story than that -- I didn't totally love it, so I looked into transforming it with a little paint to make it more my style. Little did I know that that would not be necessary!
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