I have been trying to fit in a little decorating this week while also trying to find some new streams of income. Something did pop up out of the blue a couple of days ago. I'll share that with you next week and let you know how it is going.
You may have noticed that I also did a little redecorating on my blog. I wanted it to be lighter and simpler. I think I am happy with it (at least for awhile). What do you think?
Now on to the wall update.
You may remember my old window frame from here.
I hung it on the wall with a few embellishments.
I've since decided to tweak it a bit,
and to start adding some other things to the wall.
I found the old window screen at a Habitat for Humanity shop when I was living in North Carolina. It was 50 cents. I loved that shop. The one we have here is just too expensive to find any real bargains.
The Bridge St. sign is actually for sale in my shop. As a dealer, things are always being traded in and out of my house, so this will be replaced once I find a buyer.
I'm sure I will probably add more at some point, but for now I am going to leave it like it is.
I'll be watching the Olympics this afternoon while I work. Uh oh, I just heard a loud crash in the kitchen. SIGH!!!!
Clean up on aisle one.
I thought it was the best opening ceremonies ever, also. (and yeah, I have that large HD TV. LOL)
ReplyDeleteIt was pretty incredible.
DeleteI like your new look! I didn't get to see much of the opening ceremonies, my husband's a channel clicker :( Great wall decor!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa. Take over that remote :)
DeleteOh how I love the collage. Nothing better to me than an old window, burlap and and old tin sign. I have been working on a book of my blogs so I haven't watched any of the Olympics and Winter is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I am on the lookout for more old window frames.
DeleteI love the new look to the wall. That window is so great and the bridge street sign love that. It all looks so great Laura.
ReplyDeleteKris
Thanks, Kris.
DeleteThat's a pretty cool sign.
ReplyDeleteI went to an auction just so I could get that sign.
DeleteOh my, what fell? Hope it survived. Like minds think alike, I adore decorating with screens and windows-looks perfect to me. I Tvod the Olympics Opening ceremony and watched it this morning. I too really enjoyed it, a favorite of mine was the gorgeous costumes of the Szar period in Russia. Have a good weekend.
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My sister dropped a large vintage Corning Ware vegetable dish. SIGH!!
DeleteI did notice your new blog look the other day. I like the colours and the clean look to it. Your window and decor is really sweet and I love the Bridge St. sign. Have a good weekend Laura.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pamela. I wanted a simple brighter look for the blog.
DeleteHappy Saturday, Laura!
ReplyDeleteI thought the opening ceremonies was amazing as well. They definitely brought the best of talent and technology to the event. Always...the music of Tschaikovsky is mesmerizing.
I love how your wall turned out! I have a feeling that the sign will not be around long!
Enjoy your afternoon.
w/L
The music and the ballet were my favorites.
DeleteA very nice wall arrangement! I like the street sign!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Beth.
DeleteI loved the Opening Ceremonies! In fact,that's what I blogged about today!
ReplyDeleteBut I super love your new wall arrangement -- it all looks great together! Wish we had a Habitat for Humanity resale shop here -- I would gladly shop at it! I didn't know they even had shops! Your new blog design looks great too!
Uh-oh... crashes in the kitchen are never good :p
Thanks Saarah. I do shop ate Habitat shop here, but it is hard to find good deals. It is for a good cause though so I go :)
DeleteI love blue and birdies so, I am very much liking your header. I like what you do with your vintage treasures. So nice and simplistic!
ReplyDeleteI like blue and birdies, too.
DeleteI was babysitting last night. I put the 3 year old in bed and told the three year old we would watch the Olympics. He covered his head and fell sound asleep. I liked it all except the history part. I never do like those. The little girl was up so high. What a brave one. I love the frame. I have something similar that I need to do something like that with it. Have you signed up for my giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI actually liked the history part, even though I know that they idealized it.
DeleteYour new header reminds me spring cleaning is just around the corner, Laura. Fresh and c;lean. What fell????
ReplyDeleteHa, I know nothing about spring cleaning :) My sister dropped a vintage casserole dish
DeleteI love how you decorated that wall. Love the old window and the street sign.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Magali.
DeleteLOVE the wall vignette!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle.
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