Vintage shelf paper is not just for kitchen cupboards… it is the perfect way to revive old furniture or redecorate without splashing out or resorting to DIY and is a cheap tool for crafting. I love it so I made a list of 10 uses for the pretty printed paper you just can’t help loving.
Whilst taking time out of DIYing to do some actual work I happened upon a stunning blog post named ’7 ways to ensure your craft room isn’t a DIY vomitorium’ offering seven neat and beautifully illustrated tips for amazifying your workspace be it craft room/office/ studio or whatever.
The 1950s and 1960s were awash with pink. From pink overhead dryers, pink kitchen appliances, pink bathroom suites and pink mini-dresses to pink telephones, pink typewriters, pink cadillacs and even The Pink Panther. But lets focus on bathrooms. I love a pink bathroom suite, in part because it’s something you hardly see any more, especially [Continue reading...]
Vintage tins can be great for storing anything from perishables like cupcakes and buscuits to tiny sewing nik naks and jewelley, they’re a decorative storage solution to add cute touches to a vintage inspired home. Here’s an illustrated top ten of useful vintage tins…
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