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Shabby Chic Thread?
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I'd love to get my mits on this one, but it's too far away from me I'm afraid...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=180220366974&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=008
I hope one of you lives near Stockport and manages to snap it up.
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code-a-holic wrote: »I have been busy!
Fancy some pictures.....
http://www.westcoastweb.co.uk/claire/kitchenafter1.jpg
http://www.westcoastweb.co.uk/claire/kitchenafter2.jpg
http://www.westcoastweb.co.uk/claire/table.jpg
The dresser and plate rack are bargains from car boot and ebay that i have had up but in pine.....They look so cool now!
My lovely dh made the shelves up on the wall for me. and i painted my ikea butchers block..... we are really happy with the look, now i just need nick nacks!
Great job, love the white against the blue wall :T... don't throw the string away. You always need string!
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I have been really inspired by this thread here is what I got at the car boot today .And the Ironing board cover was from Aldi £1.49 The gingham was £1.00 for four meters and the Cath Kidston was £2.00 for 2 meters and these beautiful candlestick's were £4.00 Sorry if the picture is to big I don't know how to do it



an GC. £180.00/£3000 -
Picked this up on Freecycle today - now awaiting the F&B treatment...
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Oooohhhh I like them a lot, fantastic bargains!!
And that plate rack off freecycle is brilliant!!! what a find!0 -
I have been really inspired by this thread here is what I got at the car boot today .And the Ironing board cover was from Aldi £1.49 The gingham was £1.00 for four meters and the Cath Kidston was £2.00 for 2 meters and these beautiful candlestick's were £4.00 Sorry if the picture is to big I don't know how to do it




Those candlesticks are gorgeous - I can't wait for car boot season to start here again - the first one is Easter Sunday - a fortnight and counting!0 -
COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »just scrolling through ebay and found this....what a cracker and still at 99p just imagine that shabby chic'd up i think it is in the merseyside area... if that was near me i would deff had placed a bid on that...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Gorgeous-Vintage-60s-70s-Ercol-Golden-Dawn-Armchair_W0QQitemZ300203838102QQihZ020QQcategoryZ115763QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
I've been watching this and after a few months absence came back to browse this thread....imagine my surprise when I saw this posted.
Yep, I bought it:o0 -
I think I may embark upon some sewing tomorrow, I was going to do some little fabric hearts to dot around the house which are quick and simple, they are in the Country Craft book that I managed to pick up from the charity shop last week for £1.50.
I have lots of little fabric scraps to use up and plenty of filling material so it should not be a problem!
I think I have the same book and it is fab. I've had it for years and it is well used. My next project from it is the patchwork quilt. :eek:
If it's the same book it's available on Amazon.
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Blairweech wrote: »Can any of you Shaby Chic-ers think of an alternative use for a bread bin, other than to store bread? It is the horizontal flip-front kind. I bought it because I thought it was really nice, but when I got home I realised I would rather keep my cceramic bread crock.
You could keep packets of pasta in it.
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triage, I have'nt forgotten about the CK book, Im still "keeping an eye out", but nothing in the 2 TK Maxx's near me : (0
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