Goodbye February, Hello March
I swear I feel I was JUST saying, Goodbye January, Hello February and yet here I am saying Goodbye February, Hello March.
Dry Sink Painted in Lambs Wool
I bought this dry sink over the Christmas break and I needed to get it into the booth quickly so I didn’t have a chance to share the entire process with you. I painted it with my own version of homemade chalk paint in one of my favorite colors by Valspar called Lambs Wool. It’s a very soft and neutral color.
Something to Talk About Link Party #5
Welcome to the Something to Talk About Link Party #5! I hope you guys are staying warm and cozy.
In Search of a Rug
There is only one thing I find more frustrating than shopping for jeans or a bathing suit and that’s shopping for a rug. Most of the rugs in this house have been moved around more times than I can count.
A Few Smalls and an ASCP French Linen Dresser Makeover
The Thursday before last, I spent the day shopping at an estate sale with my mom. We found a few smalls and two pieces of furniture. I painted this dresser and mirror a makeover in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint French Linen. The smalls I found are amazing. This sale was one of the best they’ve ever had but the competition was fierce.
Something to Talk About Link Party #4
Welcome to the Something to Talk About Link Party! I hope each of you had a Happy Valentine’s Day and your entire weekend was filled with lots of love.
Romantic Living with Kimberly Clair
With Valentine’s Day tomorrow, I could not imagine a more fitting post than this one with wife, mother, author and friend Kimberly Clair. She helped me celebrate Valentine’s Day last year and since it was such a big hit, I asked her if she would come back for an update and she said yes!
Cranberry and Orange Scones with Orange Glaze
It’s been one of my February baking goals to learn to make scones. S goes to Starbucks almost every morning on the way to work and without fail I am regaled with tales of their Cranberry and Orange Scones.
Something to Talk About Link Party #3
Welcome to the Something to Talk About Link Party! I swear every week the posts that are linked up keep getting better and better. I’ve been excited to get to know new bloggers and I’m equally as excited that you guys are sending me sweet messages that you feel the same way.
My Booth at The Pickers Market
This week has been the culmination of weeks worth of work. It’s been nonstop painting, cleaning, hauling, tagging and searching for inventory in some of the most cobwebbed infested places you’ve ever seen. It’s been carrot dogs for dinner and loads of laundry that are still waiting for me. Having a booth space is so much work and so much fun all at the same time.
A Display Unit for the Booth
When January found me selling me out of almost every piece of painted furniture I had in the booth I knew I needed to make some changes about the way I kept the booth stocked. Since I don’t have a huge truck or trailer to go to auctions or estate sales and load up on multiple pieces of furniture at once, I asked S to build me a display unit that I could leave in my booth on a permanent basis.
A Few Treasures and a China Hutch
After meeting a friend for lunch last Friday I had time to run into 3 stores to search for new inventory. You guys know I need several pieces of furniture but after only finding a handful of smalls lately I was getting a bit discouraged. I left empty handed in the first store. In the second I found 2 vintage suitcases and a few interesting treasures but still no furniture. Time was running out and I headed for the last store. The sale of the day was on furniture. The china hutch I found had been there for a while and with the sale it was within $5 of my budget.