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Shabby Chic; Volume III
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Another vintage tea crockery mosaic.
I'm loving smashing plates up!!!! :j
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/425168021043139191/:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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what do you think of this, I've made it for an order but i am going to put them in my online shop and see if any sell
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I love it too, how can we find out your online shop address?“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0
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That looks great, as does your floor. I think we both used to have the same carpet!0
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Thanks - coming from such an expert - wow! Still lots to do in that room.0
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Hello, some may remember the kitchen cupboard debacle when the boiler broke, it was a a really useful cupboard but made fixing the boiler difficult and it was a awkward angle to get into the study and the back door. Last time the boiler was fixed the cupboard legs and cornicing(?) was broken by the repair man.
I got a dresser from eBay, getting the correct width was a battle as most are 80cm and I needed 60cm. However painted it old white because I wasn't brave enough to distress it.
Here is a comparison. The old cupboard covered a corner cupboard so it didn't need a door , so I covered it with some cheap fabric.
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Hello, some may remember the kitchen cupboard debacle when the boiler broke, it was a a really useful cupboard but made fixing the boiler difficult and it was a awkward angle to get into the study and the back door. Last time the boiler was fixed the cupboard legs and cornicing(?) was broken by the repair man.
I got a dresser from eBay, getting the correct width was a battle as most are 80cm and I needed 60cm. However painted it old white because I wasn't brave enough to distress it.
Here is a comparison. The old cupboard covered a corner cupboard so it didn't need a door , so I covered it with some cheap fabric.

I really like that and the blue in your kitchen:j0
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