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Shabby Chic Thread?
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Oooh a shabby chic thread, lovely!
Just wanted to share the cutlery I bought yesterday....
http://www.lauraashley.com/invt/3372871&bklist=
Red gingham! yey! Not much of a bargain though"The great pleasure of a dog is that you may make a fool of yourself with him and not only will he not scold you, but he will make a fool of himself too."- Samuel Butler0 -
The_Good_Fairy wrote: »Oooh a shabby chic thread, lovely!
Just wanted to share the cutlery I bought yesterday....
http://www.lauraashley.com/invt/3372871&bklist=
Red gingham! yey! Not much of a bargain though
These would go really well in my kitchen with my red gingham curtains and all my red accessories.Now do I really need them................................lost my way but now I'm back ! roll on 2013
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On maudeath Rd facing somerfield also the save the children one on school lane is great for bits and bobs really cheap. There is another table top sale at parrs wood on 12th April thats where I got my lovely fabric and candlesticks from Sorry a bit off topican GC. £180.00/£3000
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On maudeath Rd facing somerfield also the save the children one on school lane is great for bits and bobs really cheap. There is another table top sale at parrs wood on 12th April thats where I got my lovely fabric and candlesticks from Sorry a bit off topicBack on MSE again! to take control of my finances and not let it control me. :T May grocery challenge £41.96/1400
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vintagepleasure wrote: »You can do something similar on a large canvas.That way you can take it with you too.
Au Naturale sell them fairly cheaply.
I paid a visit to B&Q this morning to check out their lovely wallpapers. I happened to leave with a few *cough* sample pieces and also one full roll of wallpaper for £2. I've had a go at making a piece of wallpaper canvas art...I've yet to decide if it was successful or not. Details on my blog: http://mumsee.wordpress.com/:T*Thanks to all who posts comps * :j0 -
Hey that's looking really good Kisto. Well done. And there won't be another one like it.
Luvz Dizzy xOfficial DFW Nerd Club Member no:219In the Court Of The Crimson KingI don't believe in the concept of hell, but if I did I would think of it as filled with people who were cruel to animals.Gary Larson0 -
The_Good_Fairy wrote: »Oooh a shabby chic thread, lovely!
Just wanted to share the cutlery I bought yesterday....
http://www.lauraashley.com/invt/3372871&bklist=
Red gingham! yey! Not much of a bargain though
:drool: I love them. These would be so perfect for my kitchen.
Think I'll have to bring another port over specially for my booty next time I visit.
Love the little red spotty canisters too. :wall:Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia.0 -
I paid a visit to B&Q this morning to check out their lovely wallpapers. I happened to leave with a few *cough* sample pieces and also one full roll of wallpaper for £2. I've had a go at making a piece of wallpaper canvas art...I've yet to decide if it was successful or not. Details on my blog: http://mumsee.wordpress.com/
Kisto, Shabby Chicking apart, I looked at your blog - love your photo of Crow Point, taken from Instow. My absolute favourite spot!0 -
I paid a visit to B&Q this morning to check out their lovely wallpapers. I happened to leave with a few *cough* sample pieces and also one full roll of wallpaper for £2. I've had a go at making a piece of wallpaper canvas art...I've yet to decide if it was successful or not. Details on my blog: http://mumsee.wordpress.com/
Kisto - that's lovely. Well done. I think the idea of a canvas is a brilliant one, if you can't paper a wall - I certainly wouldn't have thought of this. x
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fallen_angel_shelley wrote: »Hi. i'm still waiting to pick my mirrors up that i won on ebay, the seller has still not got back to me with their address! i have been busy listing stuff on ebay to try and make back some of the money i keep spending on there :rotfl: . one of my naighbours was slinging out a wooden bed frame today and i asked if i could have it, she said yes, :j god knows why i asked for it i don't even need it
,i'm going to paint it and then find a home for it. i'm also know on the look out for a pot cupboard for my lounge.
VP- that chair looks very comfy. did the cat just happen to be sitting there or did you put him/her there?
Bibbly- what a find that sewing box was.0
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