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May 28, 2013

VINTAGE AND REVAMPED MARKET

Well...after much deliberation I have decided to do another market!
So I will excitedly begin to ready some stock for...
The Vintage & Revamped Market
on June 15 & 16, 2013
at the Cloverdale Agriplex...
A market sure to please ALL vintage & antique lovers.
Hope to see you there.
xojanis


May 12, 2013

MASON JAR PROJECT by Rust: Vintage Inspired Design

Love these simple mason jars mounted on wood.....
Supplies needed:       
1. scrap pieces of wood
2. vintage mason jar
3. metal pipe fitting (found in plumbing section of local hardware stores)
I cut a large board salvaged from an abandoned property
 into sections, white washed them and

then attached the jars to the boards using the metal pipe fitting.
 Happy day!
xojanis


March 22, 2013

GREEK BLUE LOVE by Rust: Vintage Inspired Design

WOW....I am loving this vibrant "greek blue" from
Annie Sloan's line of chalk paint.
 It looks stunning mixed with whites, yellows and greens so fits right in to my home decor....
 Have to go buy an entire quart of it here so I can paint more!
(I only purchased the sample pot which was enough to paint
three frames and the table you see part of in the picture below).
 Happy day!
xojanis


March 15, 2013

NO-SEW BURLAP RUNNERS by Rust: Vintage Inspired Design

I've been working on some easy no-sew burlap runners for the spring
and am loving how they are turning out....
 These no-sew runners are perfect to embellish with bits and pieces of
old lace and STUFF.
 Another excuse to go shopping for some more vintage linens!
 My little owl friend was a fabulous thrift store find (he's actually
a money bank).
 Well, lets hope for some sunny days/hours/minutes this weekend.
Happy day!
xojanis

“Guard well within yourself that treasure, kindness.
Know how to give without hesitation, how to lose without regret,
how to acquire without meanness.”
George Sand



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