A sweet card for you.From goodies off the internet.
(sorry i do not have source.)
Here is a bit of redness for you.
A jewelry box, with watches in it.
(I paid $7.00 for the vintage jewelry box and contents!)
Some cool jewelry someone was working on.
See the two pins made of miscellaneous watch parts?
And here is an interesting piece of jewelry.
A band bracelet made of watch parts.
Here is a bit of outdoor sunshine for you.
This duck hi tailed it when I got my camera out.Maybe bad feather day?
Some beautiful red Rhody's.Everything is blooming so early this year!!
Our granddaughter Ava on family Sunday.
Nice enough day that we were running around the yard playing tag!
So glad to be 61, and still be able to chase kids around the yard.
(glad she stopped though,
I needed to catch my breath!) =)
Here is an easy, and affordable project for you.
A cheese dome, candle holder, and broken Paris clock.
Turned into a sweet serving plate.
What a mess!!!
Valentine's out.....
New display coming....
Another step closer.
White lace curtains over two old windows.
lace tablecloth.
More coming soon. =)
I'm participating with these wonderful ladies.
Won't you please go check out their blogs?
Oh, and be sure to thank them for all their
work in organizing these special days..
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Wow Barb, I love all your pictures you posted! I like that cake plate you made. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love great vintage finds!
~Ann
LOVE the pedestal serving plate, what a cute idea ♥
ReplyDeleteHugs
Great post. Clock and watch faces are just the rage right now, aren't they? Love your display and presentation coming together, And Your granddaughter is adorable. I want to say when I am 61 that I am loving it too! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great deal on the jewelry box and watches! And I am in love with that Paris clock - even broken!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Rednesday!
I love, love love your serving plate what a neat idea. I have used clear candle sticks and plates before but never thought of using and old clock and cheese dome.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and your Granddaughter is an absolute cutie pie.
Molly
Love the green cards - I'm thinking St. Pat's day. Sandie
ReplyDeletePrecious little one you have got there.....also am loving the watches and especially the bracelet.....I'm working on MrLinky for Quick Project Thursday.....thanks for playing !
ReplyDeletexo,jana
Barbara Jean,
ReplyDeleteI love the old jewelry box with the gorgeous red inside and how you put together the cute Paris serving plate!
Debbie
Ava is such a cutie patootie!!!! I love how she's posing for the camera ~ and the covered clock pedestal, oh my goodness Barb...how wonderful is that??? I love that you turned three lonely cast offs into this beautiful item!!!! hugs and love, Dawn
ReplyDeleteYou always have the best posts Barb! Full of thrifted goodies and great projects too. I love those old jewelry boxes, and that bracelet is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteHappy REDnesday!
Carol
I like all of your photos..What a great series, though the watches are fascinating!
ReplyDeleteI would have loved to have found the box with watch parts. Very cool. Such creative possibilities.
ReplyDeleteLace curtains make me drool. Nice job on the blog. You posted such interesting things to look at.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
I love that old jewelry box! And what a great idea for a cake stand! I love those cheese domes - I'm always keeping my eyes open for them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a serving plate! What an itneresting bracelet. Ava is a doll! I bet she loves playing tag with grandma!
ReplyDelete~ Tracy
Your granddaughter is beautiful and so are the roses :) Happy Outdoor Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteI can hear the gears creaking in my head now from all your good ideas ;)
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage jewelry box find WITH stuff still in it! And your watch piece bracelet is too cool. It's funny you said you can still chase your grands at age 61 - that is really good.
I love the cheese lid, candleholder serving plate. I need to make one o' those. Happy Reds~
looking good. I gotta find some more vintage goodness on the internet.
ReplyDeleteCool! I love the jewelery box. My mom had one like it when I was little. It is great! Love all your pics. Nice to see your sweet grands!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Great pictorial. Love those rhodadendron's
ReplyDeleteLots of great things to look at .Ava is so lovely .I love the cloche you made .
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Myrna