Here is a quick peek of some of the fun things I just added to the shop last night:
These are the cutest little vintage jelly jars! I found a bunch, and just couldn't pass them up! They are perfect fro storing your little bits and bobs, buttons, beads, office equipment, you name it!
This is so adorable! A sweet Brush and comb set I would keep it for myself, but my boys would probably destroy it! It is probably from the 20's or 30's.
OK, I just have to show you this absolutely perfect, pink vintage jewelry box I just got for my baby girl! I know she isn't even walking yet, but I couldn't let this pass me by! The best part is it still works, and the original key came with it!!
Pink leatherette with a pretty gold design on top!
The inside is pink velvet! The tiny ballerina still turns around in dance. She is missing her tutu, but she is still beautiful!
Since I'm showing you the box for my daughter, I thought, why not share some pics of her room! I had two boys before her, so when she came along I got the green light to decorate her room as girly as possible! I've had so much fun making it a special little place just for her!
This rocker has been with us since my first child, and I am so glad I went with this neutral pale green color! I think I have always secretly been hoping for a girl, and thought green would work for both! The little darker cream shelf was found for just $4. It was an ugly brown color, so I gave it a shabby chic makeover! The peg shelf holds some of my mother-in laws dresses from when she was a child. Aren't they cute? I have several of her little dresses, and the cutest pink corduroy jacket with tiny Scottie dogs embroidered on it. The little dresser is actually a changing table too! The whole thing can be flipped over, and the decorative skirt on the bottom becomes the sides of the changer! Isn't that ingenious! The drawers can even be taken out and flipped over to accommodate either way you use it!
The little doll on the shelf, was my first dolly as a child!
Cute huh?
My Mother-in-law made this bunny out of an antique quilt!
My mom got this chair from Home Goods
This place is seriously addicting! Just a warning!!
Her Pottery Barn bedding, that I got for a steal on Ebay! Brand new too! I think it was an older pattern, but who cares!
These are Pottery Barn too, but alas I did pay full price for these! They hang right above her crib.
I saved the best for last! The balloon shade is Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic, from Target. The Glittered letters were made by the very talented Sophie Rose Designs
She made this custom for me! You have to check out her site, for the most amazing shabby & Cottage style treats!
Oh, I forgot to mention! I am now a member of the Cottage Style Street! Yeah!
Till' next time...
OK, I just have to show you this absolutely perfect, pink vintage jewelry box I just got for my baby girl! I know she isn't even walking yet, but I couldn't let this pass me by! The best part is it still works, and the original key came with it!!
Pink leatherette with a pretty gold design on top!
The inside is pink velvet! The tiny ballerina still turns around in dance. She is missing her tutu, but she is still beautiful!
Since I'm showing you the box for my daughter, I thought, why not share some pics of her room! I had two boys before her, so when she came along I got the green light to decorate her room as girly as possible! I've had so much fun making it a special little place just for her!
This rocker has been with us since my first child, and I am so glad I went with this neutral pale green color! I think I have always secretly been hoping for a girl, and thought green would work for both! The little darker cream shelf was found for just $4. It was an ugly brown color, so I gave it a shabby chic makeover! The peg shelf holds some of my mother-in laws dresses from when she was a child. Aren't they cute? I have several of her little dresses, and the cutest pink corduroy jacket with tiny Scottie dogs embroidered on it. The little dresser is actually a changing table too! The whole thing can be flipped over, and the decorative skirt on the bottom becomes the sides of the changer! Isn't that ingenious! The drawers can even be taken out and flipped over to accommodate either way you use it!
The little doll on the shelf, was my first dolly as a child!
Cute huh?
My Mother-in-law made this bunny out of an antique quilt!
My mom got this chair from Home GoodsThis place is seriously addicting! Just a warning!!
Her Pottery Barn bedding, that I got for a steal on Ebay! Brand new too! I think it was an older pattern, but who cares!
These are Pottery Barn too, but alas I did pay full price for these! They hang right above her crib.
I saved the best for last! The balloon shade is Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic, from Target. The Glittered letters were made by the very talented Sophie Rose DesignsShe made this custom for me! You have to check out her site, for the most amazing shabby & Cottage style treats!
Oh, I forgot to mention! I am now a member of the Cottage Style Street! Yeah!Till' next time...
3 comments:
Hi Kelly!
Thanks so much for including my garland in your post! That's so sweet of you! I love how you hung it on the valance!! Addie's room is gorgeous!!! Miss Addie is too for that matter!!! What a doll!!!
Your sweet little guys are adorable, too!!
*huggies* Dara
Your blog caught my eye because of the name Addie. (somehow I came across you on flickr) My little one's name is Addie (5) too. Not to many people have that name. Is it short for something. My is just Addie (not Adelaine or Adalie). It was my great Aunts name. Anyway love your sweet girls room!
Sarah
Vintage Lily
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Yep...that is the same bedding. I love a bargan and I see you do to! I adore how you put her name on the window treatment. Very sweet.
Lori
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