Hitting the Road and a Few Things in the Shop

Early in the morning, I’m going on little weekend road trip with my husband, which I’ll be sharing more about later.  I have no idea what kind of places we’ll come across, but I’m hoping we’ll discover some great thrift and antique stores along the way, and that I’ll come home with a totally full vehicle.  The forecast is calling for snow, so I hope we get through it okay and have an uneventful drive, weather-wise. I spent several days {Read More}

The Making of an Antique Cupboard

Before I say anything else about today’s post, I want to thank to my husband.  Without him, I wouldn’t be sharing what I’m sharing with you today.  He helps me bring my plans and visions to reality and I truly couldn’t do it without him.  I don’t say it often enough, but I appreciate not only all the work he does for me, but his willingness to even tackle the projects I throw at him at all.  I really believe there {Read More}

Antique Winter Sledding Illustrations – Antique Graphics Wednesday

I’ve been busy buying lots of antique books the last few weeks, and I’m super excited about the graphics I’ll be sharing with you from them.  Today, I have several gorgeous winter images that all came from an 1859 Lady’s Almanac, as well as the cover from the book. {Click to View Full Size} I’ve never seen an almanac that was specifically made for women before, and this one is a real treasure.  It has the usual information found in {Read More}

Knick of Time Tuesday #120 – Vintage Inspiration Party

Welcome to Knick of Time Tuesday! Thanks for stopping in to share your love of Vintage Style! Here’s a review of what I shared last week, in case you missed any posts. Wednesday – Antique Milk Cap Printable Thursday – Pottery Barn Inspired Pillow Cases Friday – A Little More Milk & Cream Saturday – How to Transfer a Photo to Wood Monday – Ceiling Tile Backdrop for Flower Display And if you missed my announcement, you can get featured, {Read More}

Antique Ceiling Tile Dried Flower Display

A friend of mine from church is a florist and I was in her shop one day and spotted a vase full of flowers that were past their prime that she had culled from her stock.  I asked her what she does with them, and she replied that she throws them out.  If you know me at all, you know I don’t like to throw things out – especially something as pretty as dried flowers.   She let me take {Read More}

Sonday – {The Old Fashioned Faith}

Blessings, Angie

Antique Milk Cap Image

Did you know January 11th is National Milk Day?  I didn’t either…I Googled it to see if there was such a thing, and there is, so I thought I’d share this cute antique milk cap image with you this week.  I never tire of seeing all the different graphics found on old milk caps.  I’ve removed all the background on this milk cap, so you can layer this image over other images.  You can find more antique milk cap images {Read More}

Photo Transfer onto Wood – Repurposed Wood Salvage Coat Rack

I can’t decide whether it’s a good thing or a bad thing that I enjoy crafting so much and want to try everything, because just when I fall in love with one type of project, I decide there’s a completely different one I’d like to do, so I end up with way too many supplies scattered around my kitchen and I hate to put them away, because once I put something away, I hate to drag it out again.  So, {Read More}

A Little More Milk & Cream

Lest you think I finally got bored of using the Milk and Cream Co. image on things…I haven’t.  I was just waiting for the right piece to use it on. When I hung my new/repurposed Primitive Wall Cupboard in my kitchen, I hung it where this paper towel holder/shelf previously had been.  It seemed perfect for the Milk & Cream graphic. I wanted to do it as a transfer, rather than using a stencil, so that the shadow border would {Read More}

Pottery Barn Inspired Pillow Shams

I’m dyeing!!!  Not to be confused with dieing, but I do have a new obsession and it’s dyeing.Sometimes inspiration is a domino effect.  A few weeks ago, I was oogling over these crochet trimmed  pillow shams from Pottery Barn.  I really, really wanted a pair of the lovely gray ones, but at $49 each, there was no way I was getting them, although I was seriously tempted. {Pottery Barn} Seeing that photo reminded me that I had 2 lace edge {Read More}