All of these items here, including the cupboard, are yard, thrift and GW finds with the exception of the sign, which was a gift from daughter J. I tinkered around with Krylon's Looking Glass Spray on the glass candle containers and was disappointed with the outcome. I used them outside this summer and they weathered into their own kind of look which was better than mine!
One does not need to spend a lot of money to have seasonal decorations; however one needs to keep an eye out for off-season or yard/thrift bargains and a vision for how it can be used. The pleasure of The Hunt is as fun (or more!) as setting a vignette up!
The cupboard was five dollars and has been sitting here for at least five summers. This summer I dragged it through the laundry into the back of the house for a garden tour and hated it there and missed it in the front!
Mr D helped me move it back and it promptly fell apart! Bless his heart, he spent thirty minutes fixing it - I don't think it will ever come apart again!
Now it sits in its rightful place under the eaves by the front door to welcome our guests once again!
4 comments:
Esther, your cabinet is beautiful!
This is so lovely. A nice piece to welcome guest. The true beauty of this piece...seeing Mr. D tinkering around and helping his beautiful wife make a lovely home for you both. Perfect. :)Pat
What a great piece! Love the way you have it decorated!
Hugs,
Deb
I love the cabinet and the decorations. That is called a masterpiece. You're a professional aren't you? By the way, Thanks a lot.
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