Showing posts with label Sisters' Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sisters' Garden. Show all posts

03 May 2011

Thanks for making our Open House so much fun!

Thank you, thank you for coming to our Spring Open House this past weekend! We had so much fun . . . on to the next! And don't forget to stop by this week to get your Mother's Day gifts! Much in-store for everyone!

05 April 2011

rusty & crusty...the outside lives!

Lovin' this spring weather and all the gifts the outside brings us - new growth, the rusty, the crusty and the oh, so wonderful!

22 March 2011

Everything old is new again

We love the idea of taking lost pieces and fragments and junk, and bringing out new beauty - letting it shine again, and be loved in a new way . . . this black counter could be a kitchen island, a laundry room folding table, a baby changing piece, or entertainment console . . . the possibilities are endless!
Oh the fretwork! Isn't this a wonderful way to admire a squeaky screen door, and this wreath handmade out of old book pages . . .
Vintage tea cart repurposed as a piece maybe in the bathroom . . . load up the bottom shelf with a stack of fluffy white towels . . . clean and crisp -
Love this creativity! Hat molds hung as display pieces . . .

What a bright idea - found galvanized piece turned into a lamp . . .

Don't throw away your tools just because they break . . . don't you want a shelf made from a rake?

Old wooden trim made with cute clips to hang anything!

Food cover made from newspapers - love this! And it's so strong too!

Old fencing and insulators turned into a chandelier - love this for your outdoor spring entertaining!

A chair with no seat? No problem. As a planter it's neat.

Unbelievable necklaces made from found fragments and amazing pieces you have to see and love . . .
Dry sinks we love now to fill with new plants, or piled with wonderful finds

A new coat of paint and color will change any piece - brighten it up . . .
We can't wait to show you all the things we've been changing, enhancing the old and making displays new again!