Last week, after sharing some holiday decorating with vintage ideas that I found on the internet and put on one of my pinterest boards called "Decorating for Christmas with Vintage," I promised that I'd show you around my house and some of the ways I decorate with vintage.
First of all, I'll take you to my kitchen. Our house is just barely vintage, as in 1990 we purchased a high, wooded parcel of land in New Hampshire and in 1992, after clearing some of the trees, we built a one-room cottage (my husband purchased a book called "Building Thoreau's Cabin" and began building) which, once finished, served as our living room, dining room, and bedroom (that ladder leads up to a sleeping loft, which we now use for storage; on the ceiling is part of our extensive basket collection).
My Life Selling Vintage on Etsy ~ and other musings about finding and collecting old stuff
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Decorating for Christmas with Vintage
I love Pinterest!
Whenever you find something you like on the internet, there's always a place to save it there--just put it on one of your boards or create a new one.
Recently I was searching for ways to decorate for Christmas using vintage items. And I found some great new ideas. So all I had to do was hit the round red P button and save them to my new board: Decorating for Christmas with Vintage.
Below are some of the ideas I especially liked....
Using vintage glass jars as candle holders, setting them into an old box, and filling with greens and pinecones:
Whenever you find something you like on the internet, there's always a place to save it there--just put it on one of your boards or create a new one.
Recently I was searching for ways to decorate for Christmas using vintage items. And I found some great new ideas. So all I had to do was hit the round red P button and save them to my new board: Decorating for Christmas with Vintage.
Below are some of the ideas I especially liked....
Using vintage glass jars as candle holders, setting them into an old box, and filling with greens and pinecones:
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