155 results for "vintage"
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Rebecca finds the variety of beads linked between antique chain on her mid-century necklace, reminds her of how variety is the spice of life. The more she hunts for the unexpected, the more difficult in finding just the right amount...
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A French linen satchel hung by an up-cycled suspender strap, could only mean one precious result for Tia:…..it's quaint, sustainable in construction and just right for her pencils and tablet. She loves that it’s lightweight and has a pocket for...
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Amy loves to change things up for the seasons, so finding these cool pristine 1950's pottery lamps with vintage fabric slip cover shades, means all the world to her. She loves the pale green color with gold accents and the...
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She might like the way it feels in her hand, or maybe the memory of watching her mother make juices. Her hand held juicer is the hit of the party as the ice tumbles into the glasses, the fruits are...
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Eloise isn't old enough to jump yet. Her mom stashes away this prize find of a vintage jump rope with smooth wooden painted handles. All the other market brands can't live up to the special quality this vintage pair has...so...
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Teni kept her precious collections in tins. Her mother-of-pearl buttons she kept in a felt-lined elaborate vintage tin. She proudly kept her tins on special shelves for viewing and as her collection grew, so did the many uses she found...
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The Captain prepared his essential handmade sailor bag, complete with binoculars, water bottle and even room for a sandwich to share with his seagull mates. He was set for the seas no matter which way his vessel took him. No...
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Cynthia admires the sanded coats of old white paint on her vintage display cabinet. The chips off the old crown molding on the crest of the cabinet are smoothed to perfection. The interior cherry fabric is cheerful. She displays her...
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It didn't matter if bookkeeping rendered her tired at the end of the day, Annie always looked forward to working on her miniature gardens. She carefully places her ferns, using long tweezers, into her round bottom soda bottle. All varieties...
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Porcelain bowls are not the sort of item people collect unless you have a thing for science or planting succulents or you might use a traditional shaving brush, while holding the smooth shape in your hand. Yet Derek was just...
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Patty loves plaid because it reminds her of her dad's golf pants. She throws her tablet into her two-pocket boho satchel for safe storage. Sometimes her note pads from school, fit in too. Handmade with up-cycled materials makes her feel...
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Geli disliked the riffraff of new equipment. So often the varied speeds, bells and whistles doesn't mean a thing to her. She likes the 'one-switch-does-everything' and for this reason...her Waring Professional Juice Extractor is the cat's meow! It's anything but...
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Never mind that Sassy didn't need to wear an apron for her festive party. The intricate stitched embroidery work and her easy access pockets accented her vintage apron to her fashion attire. "Mine can't be store bought!" she proudly proclaimed,...
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Adie had few possessions. She liked to sleep on a foam pad on the floor, cut flowers for her altar and write. While at her keyboard, it was customary to have a few cookies and tea next to her. Her...
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Samuel used his pulley for just about anything that needed lifting, holding, or staying put. One day it held a cord, the next it was minding? what does this mean?a dish cloth like it had a job to do. He...
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Come on honey, it’s Sunday for goodness sake! Want to take some time off and travel on down the road? Try on this soft boxy shorter tee, with a quaint vintage photo on the front. Wrap your head around a...
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Charlotte loved the texture of her up-cycled barkcloth bag. She imagined the 1940's drapery and the era of the South Pacific post war era, when she looked at her shoulder bag. The inside patch added to this nostalgia. She could...
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Del knew his way around the underground theater passageways of Chicago. He collected discarded architectural elements wherever he went. He gifted a few to Carolyn who has used them as coasters, paper weights, window decor, bonsai tree stands and trivets...
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Germain loves to practice her napkins folds before her tea parties. Tulips in glassware, lilies in bowls and tying them all up with her collection of ribbons. Her favorite napkins are made from vintage 1940's table cloths cut and machine...
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The bell rang for the show to begin. Shorty stepped up on his soap box next to his shiny Ring Toss sign and yelled toward the crowd to come on over. " Who's first to throw?" he excitedly asked the...