Harvesting Basket: .50c at yard sale
Bench: free off side of road
Red and White Fabric used to wrap pillow: thrifted, .25c
Red tray: $1.00 Kirklands, long ago
Sprigs: free from craft room :-)
Vase: Christmas Present
Rug: leftovers from Mom
I wanted to add a few splashes of color and it seemed from the things I pulled from around the house, red was to be it. Whether I liked it or not.
The bench looked nice but the wall didn't have any red which made it look a bit...segregated.
I hot glued a red ribbon hanger to this frame.
Since I had a seashell frame that was nicely textured, I wanted to add a bit more texture so I used of my garden twine to attach three el cheapo frames that I quickly sponge-painted white into a (somewhat uneven-oops) column. The frames were less than $1.00 a piece and gaudy silver to begin with.
Then I raided my silk flower bin and found some red berries and hotglued them around this plain glass "frame". I say "frame" because it didn't have a frame just had a few pieces of metal keeping the glass and cardboard sandwiched together.
It's been fun.
And trust me, I'm just getting started.......
Your front room is really coming along so nicely!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour decorating is so lovely and inspiring! The window frame is pure genius! :) Great job, Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteI love all of the natural woodwork in your home. This looks very inviting...and I wouldn't dream of setting something on that table:) I would say that this inspires me, but I am already trying to put together a room, but I guarantee it wont hold a candle to yours:) Fabulous as usual!
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