here are the fruits of my labor...
much better, don't you think?
I bought a whole bunch of these vintage bobbins that you asked about on ebay a few years back. Do a search for "vintage bobbins lot" and I think you'll find them too.
And I ordered the glass from a local company I found doing a search for "sheet glass". The glass comes Monday...I can't wait!
I'm going to keep working all weekend and, if all goes well, I'll give you a tour of my fresh studio next week!
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Good Job! Now don't you feel better about getting that all straightened up?! :-)
When can you come and straighten up my studio???
I was at Pottery Barn the other day and they were selling boxes of spools. Little empty wooden spools. So if anyone wants to collect without having to do the collecting part, check out your nearest store to pick up a box.
(I didn't get them, but then I got home and looked at an empty apothecary jar and thought, "Darn!")
have you ever seen nifty thrifty dry goods online or at an event? you would SWOON! i took pics of her booth at brimfield. stunning, amazing displays of ribbon on spools. even jars of thimbles were beautiful.
xo
Bravo...get job...and I know that your little stash are as happy as can be...sweet dreams! Marlene
Hi.I've just come across your blog and it's just lovely.Will be back to read more every day ;) Have a great weekend..
Hi Amy!
Been thinking a lot about you lately... especially when I hear from our mutual friend, Lorainne :)
Well, I was over at Mockingbird Hill Cottage for the very first time and is see the wonderful , fabulous beautiful gift she won over at Amy"s. and I think that this reminds me of you! And it is YOU!
You and Lorainne are so lucky to be near one another! :)
Hugs,
Mary
I have to know are the lighter green dots on the green ribbon dimensional and fuzzy like they appear to me in the photograph?
It looks scrumptious!!
That looks so pretty
Alison
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