Monday, April 27, 2009
NEW~ vintage lace trees, ribbons, flowers...time to CREATE!!
I changed out my store window yesterday- with some vintage home goods. I have been surrounded by garden items all week, working on the Monticello Garden show that continues on until May 24th. And I just wanted a little "home" feel to the window. So... the dress form is wearing an apron, some vintage kitchen items are in...and the antique lace trees are standing tall. Don't worry, the lace is still intact. I just found a huge box in storage of some very old lace, and wrapped it around some styrofoam trees. The lace is tacked on with vintage thumbtacks, not glued. I found playing with the lace, bagging up some old satin ribbons, and decorating the window with some creative finds would be a fun change. The satin flowers are jewels that I found antiquing, brought them in on Friday, and sold most of them already. They are made of satin cording, and just the neatest homemade flowers! so bright and cheery!
this week I am focusing on emptying out more boxes from storage, and also revamping my space at STARS ANTIQUE MALL!
Thanks for stopping by...hope everyone out there has a great week!
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4 comments:
ooooo...I love your lace trees!!! How much are they????
Heart Hugs,
Coleen
Mel!
I hope you don't mind if I steal your lace trees idea..they are incredible!!!!! You did a great job on them, inspires me to go make some too, what a great way to display beautiful laces....love your window too.
Hope to see you later this week.
Gail
fyi...the lace trees are a couple of different prices- one of the trees has yards and yards of a very old lace, and it is $25. the rest of them are $15. they all have yards and yards of lace, but one just has the most. thanks for asking! please let me know if you need more info. the store is open Wed-Sat 12-5 and Sundays 12-4. I can open for appointments, too...just let me know!
THANKS!!
Hi Melanie,
Love all your lace and the way you have displayed it.
Something so pretty about vintage ribbons and flowers.
Hugs
Carolyn
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