Happy Monday, Friends! If you've ever repainted decor and were less than pleased with the results, I can relate and so can my thrice-painted EAT sign. Today's 15 minute fix proves that the third time is a charm...
Vintage kitchen
Showing posts with label Vintage kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage kitchen. Show all posts
Happy Monday, Friends! Most of my kitchen decor is pretty consistent year round, but I do like to add a few seasonal accents here and there. As promised, today I'm sharing spring and Easter decor from my vintage kitchen...
Hi there, Friends! Don't you just love to breathe new life into a thrifted find that's seen better days? For today's post, I'll show you how I refreshed some retro canisters that I scored during my thrifting adventures...
Happy Monday, Friends! Today I'm sharing a project that has been on my to-do list for some time. I'm not sure why it kept getting pushed to the back burner--do you have any of those projects? Well, I am happy to say, I finally tackled painting my breakfast table in the kitchen...
Hi there, Friends! I'm sure you've noticed that my vintage kitchen is one of my favorite places to create whimsical vignettes and today I'm sharing some fun accents for Valentine's Day. Maybe you don't usually decorate for Valentine's Day, or aren't a dishaholic like me, but would still love to brighten your kitchen a bit. No problem--the idea is to find new ways to use what you already have! Come on in for a visit...
Greetings thrifty friends! Today I am featuring charming Vintage finds for the kitchen. I adore Vintage lines of all varieties and how cute is this anthropomorphic stitched tea towel?! It is right at home in my kitchen and is already hanging on my refrigerator door.
Greetings Friends! When I was a little girl, I spent a lot of time at my grandmother's house. I have fond memories of sitting in her kitchen & drinking what she called "coffee milk". Today we refer to it as a latte and it is still how I prefer my coffee. Another sweet memory from Mo-maw's kitchen was her vanilla wafer layered banana pudding which she served from colorful Pyrex dishes. Still another recollection is riding with her and my Aunt Stella to Purple Heart and the Sand Dollar which were my first thrift store experiences. These trips were made that much more exciting by my Aunt Stella's reckless driving! Let's just say Aunt Stella was not the little old lady you get stuck behind and wish would speed up. More likely, she would be the one to swerve in front of you for a parking spot! Fortunately, I survived these trips unscathed. It wasn't until I had children of my own that I returned to my thrifting roots.
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