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With a stack of pretty paper squares and double stick tape - my closet/dressing room is starting to take shape.

 





  



The funky light is an old metal basket with a filament blub (a flea find.)

 The paper squares are normally used for scrapbooking.

I'll add photos and art.  TA DA ...My very own scrapbook wall!

The art (Lovely As A Tree) peeking thru the light fixture is by A.L. Burke. LOVE.
http://funnyskullgrin.tumblr.com/

This is a jewelry stand. Jumped for joy when I found this!

A favorite dress.

I Found this Beth Frank one of  a kind belt at an estate sale. The sign on the door stated no kids, but the boy and I went in anyway. He held my hand, we smiled at the lady with the stern look and walked right to the table where this and two other belts were. I didn't decide right away and thought we should keep moving before we were asked to leave and I could think about which belt I wanted. We round the corner into the kitchen and I notice my hand is empty. Will has moved away from me and is back at the belts! I calmly retrieve him,  and we go back into the kitchen. I whisper, the sign at the door said "NO KIDS" and let's face it kid, you're a kid. His arms fly in the air and he whispers back to me "what? No kids!, Are they crazy?" Perhaps. Perhaps not.  Either way... Stick with me kid, we're buyin' a belt.

Slices of hand made soap -  smell so yummy! Oh, and a couple pairs of my favorite shoes that I wear with my favorite dress. Not at the same time of course, but if I could.....








Comments

  1. Love the jewelry stand!! Is absolutely gorgeous!!

    xoxoxo

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  2. Love it all - especially the belt! (Who puts a "no kids" sign up at an estate sale??)
    I'd love to take a field trip to your life....

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  3. Loving all that beautiful paper! Very creative! And that dress looks so so fabulous! You have great taste!

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  4. Jane,

    What a great idea with the scrap book paper. I also see your humor is back. HAHA The "no kids" at an Estate sale tale. At least he (Will) knew where your heart was...the belts! LOL LOL Gorgeous belt, I love it.

    Kris

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  5. Anita,

    I know - who does that? No kids? Are they crazy? Come on up we'll shop the fleas and the estate sales!!

    Best,

    Jane

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  6. Kris,

    Oh yea, Will knew for sure! He helped me put in on right after we left, and he approved. hahaha...

    Jane

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  7. Your closet/dressing room is very pretty and very bohemian. Very inspiring as well. It's a good idea to stick squares of scrapbook paper on the wall as a backdrop for artwork.

    By the way, I just host a new giveaway so stop by and enter for a chance to win a piece of fabulous jewelry of your choice!

    Jessie
    www.mixandchic.com

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