A vintage garage sale picture got a makeover
and now it's a large chalkboard.
A plain, wood lazy susan made its way home with me earlier in the year.
I didn't really have any idea what I was going to do with it,
but I knew it had potential.
Finally, inspiration struck!
Who knew?
My neighbor had it all along.
I've been looking for an antique sewing machine with a cast iron base for months now.
Not a pretty one.
One that needed some work.
I happened to stop by a small, local flea market a couple weeks back
and there it was, in the back of a trailer.
I wanted to make a few patriotic projects to take to my booth,
so I decided to revisit some of my previous projects
and look at my July 4th Pinterest board for inspiration.
The first project was inspired by a sign I pinned a while back.
You can check out my Pinterest board here.
Of course I can not find the before pictures anywhere.
Just imagine a dirty, old, dark wood vanity mirror without a vanity.
I picked this piece up at a garage sale a few weeks ago
with the intention of giving it a makeover.
I have seen quite a few versions of these mason jar welcome signs and decided to make one.
A lot of preparations for the Spring Vintage Market at the Park have been going on
around here lately. It is on April 18th and it is approaching quickly.
We are going to stick with a shabby theme and use white, light pinks and light greens
at this show.
One of the projects I finished up recently was a vintage musical jewelry box makeover.
If it doesn't sell before the show, it will be available at the show.
I used Amy Howard chalk paint to give this dated jewelry box a makeover.
I noticed a vintage wood pig wall hanging at an estate sale and
I immediately thought it would make a cute chalkboard,
so I bought it.
