Shabby Chic Thread?

charleybabes

ooo lets have alook at your shabbied chic garden vintage.. im currently doing mine at the moment but need some inpiration!!!

COOLTRIKERCHICK

50's kitchenette/larder 4 hrs to go no bids only 4.99 at mo

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ORIGINAL-1950s-KITCHEN-UNIT-FABULOUS-RETRO_W0QQitemZ290224006001QQihZ019QQcategoryZ69853QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

needmoney

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

50's kitchenette/larder 4 hrs to go no bids only 4.99 at mo

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ORIGINAL-1950s-KITCHEN-UNIT-FABULOUS-RETRO_W0QQitemZ290224006001QQihZ019QQcategoryZ69853QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Looks good too. Bargain for someone.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

needmoney wrote: »

Looks good too. Bargain for someone.

i think the hardest part of re-vamping the larder is taking the fablon off the doors:eek:

Errata

vintagepleasure wrote: »

I'll try and post some photos later.I'm shabbying up my garden at the minute and trying to make the most of the sunshine!

I've spent the day un-shabbying the grass in my garden

needmoney

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

i think the hardest part of re-vamping the larder is taking the fablon off the doors:eek:

:eek::eek: I hadn't read the description

maypole

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

lovely hope you really injoy..... with all that beautifull weather....i bet you will bring some nice shabby/country chic things back;)

you could log in from aussie and still have a natter....

I could do, but I intend to be joined at the hip to my grandson who is 11 months;)

maypole

icandream wrote: »

Maypole: have a lovely time.
I have to admit, I've been on the other thread, as I'm currently making my first roman blind and it's taking a lot of attention, with the online help I'm getting. It didn't seem right to post about it here, as it's not strictly shabby chic (though it is cath kidston!). I could post if you like.
However, if some of you haven't been there/can't get on it this morning, I posted the following link, as I was so excited to find it. But warning, if you go there, say goodbye to an hour or so! It's hugely inspirational if you love wallpaper, as there are
1. gorgeous wallpapers
2. you see them in different room settings, some beautifully shabby chic, but all stunning.
There are no prices, and it's undoubtedly expensive, but it's the ideas I love. (though I am lusting after a couple of the papers...:rolleyes:
So, you have been warned...:p
http://www.thibautdesign.com/Collect...llections.aspx

Ooh I love the colours in Tamarind

Mollymop5

have a lovely holiday maypole.Looking at our weather you won't be missing anything

allyrish

Got a good charity shop bargain today - two Cath Kidston tea towels, brand new, 99p
I don't really need any new tea towels at the moment, so I might use the fabric to make something else - I was thinking of a tea cosy but I'm still getting to grips with the sewing machine, and don't want to overstretch myself! Has anyone else made a tea cosy before?