Make This: Interior Design Trash to Treasure and a winner

Sorry for the lack of posting yesterday.  A massive migraine kept me away from the computer almost all day since I couldn’t see.;)  But I’m back in action today with a couple of fun ways to turn vintage finds into fun, useful, beautiful pieces. 

I LOVE to go antique shopping.  My head is always spinning when I walk through the aisles and see all the treasures.  I’m always trying to find the perfect piece.  I’m always drawn to old windows and doors and kitchen items. (I have a major addiction to buying kitchen stuff…new or old, probably stems from my love of entertaining);)  I found these cute ideas and thought I’d share…not only are they cute, but they are SUPER easy!

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sorry…the pictures aren’t the best…that’s the only problem with finding them online! :0 

The first is an old window used as a frame.  I love the addition of a few rub-ons to add words to the pictures.   Here’s a better idea of what it looks like up in a room…

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so cute!

the second is a vintage serving tray repurposed into a magnetic memo board.  Simply add a picture hanger on the back, and hang it on your wall.  I prefer it with these silver trays, but the flower one is cute too…

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Isn’t that a fun way to use some of your antique treasures? 

Here’s a tutorial for you to make it even easier if you want to make the memo board.  Wouldn’t it be fun to make one of these for Christmas for the antique lover in your life??

And now for the winner of the adorable Planet Pudge Shirt…drumroll please…

Shanda!!

Congrats!!  Send me you contact info so I can get Planet Pudge to send one your way!:)

Back with another giveaway tomorrow!!!

Have a great day!
-t

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Katie B. - November 19, 2009 - 12:29 pm

Love the tray idea!!! this is now a must :)

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