Look how amazing this little pocket envelope turned out. Lori Gardner made this fun project from vintage items found in flea markets. The tiny little tag was made from the page of a very old album then cut on her Cricut machine and attached with a mini wooden clothespin also found at a flea market. The black and white paper is old vintage embossed wallpaper. This clever little notepad was made from old sheet music. It is just right for making little scratch notes or possible it could become a mini album. She added a white vintage flower button for trim and there you have it something old is new again. Be sure to stop at my blog Cottage in the Country for more information on this project. Deb
Friday, October 3, 2008
Flea Market Vintage Finds for Crafting
Look how amazing this little pocket envelope turned out. Lori Gardner made this fun project from vintage items found in flea markets. The tiny little tag was made from the page of a very old album then cut on her Cricut machine and attached with a mini wooden clothespin also found at a flea market. The black and white paper is old vintage embossed wallpaper. This clever little notepad was made from old sheet music. It is just right for making little scratch notes or possible it could become a mini album. She added a white vintage flower button for trim and there you have it something old is new again. Be sure to stop at my blog Cottage in the Country for more information on this project. Deb
Vintage Finds
I have said before that some things are just more beautiful with age. I am at that place in my life where I find beauty in things that have aged gracefully.
I want to put a thought out to you, "Good taste knows no price tag". Old, beautiful and an unmentionable price tag. You can keep the age and price to yourself. Over the next few months we will talk about how to shop flea markets and where to find the good stuff. We will also talk about what to do with that item once you truck it home. Happy Hunting and we will talk soon. Pleases feel free to leave me questions about your flea market items and I will see how I can help you. Deb
I want to put a thought out to you, "Good taste knows no price tag". Old, beautiful and an unmentionable price tag. You can keep the age and price to yourself. Over the next few months we will talk about how to shop flea markets and where to find the good stuff. We will also talk about what to do with that item once you truck it home. Happy Hunting and we will talk soon. Pleases feel free to leave me questions about your flea market items and I will see how I can help you. Deb
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