Paris Chic

Tons of pictures coming up. I purchased this board from a Antique dealer. I loved the size and handle. I painted it with 3 coats of white pain, and then I found these appliques. I thought they would go hand in hand. I fell in love with this stencil and there you have it - a perfect Shabby Chic Parisian sign.

I found these cute appliques at Goodwill, and I thought "These are just what I am looking for!"

Love the black and white theme

Buttons I added to the sign.

A close up of the button.

My dog Payton. He gets tired of watching me work in my den.

My Misty girl, always at my side. I just love her.

This is a vintage vanity. It was in rough shape with lipstick all over it. It really took a beating. Someone told me it could be from the 30's. Below is the new coat of paint. It's heading to Countryside Antiques this weekend.

This is a vintage dresser I picked up to go into Countryside also. Quite Shabby Chic. I don't think it will be there long.

A gentleman was throwing out this twin bed. Do you know how many customers come into Ally's Attic looking for twin beds? It will get a new look for some young girl or boy.

This is a pine end table that I found at a sale. It also took alot of abuse. Dings and holes and deep scratches. A little bit of putty and love and it is just like new. Pictures to follow in next blog.

I found this club chair at Countryside Antiques. It was calling my name! It already has a new coat of paint and a new cushion. Maybe some burlap to boot.

A brown vintage tricycle. All metal. Not very comfortable to ride but sure cute to look at. It is also headed to Countryside.

Two columns I will use as displays at my new booth. These are truly shabby.

As I was scavenging in a corner of cute little signs I found this plain white one. I painted it cream and added the finial.

This tile won't last long.

Love the color of this pillow

Sticking with my Parisian theme, I amped it up a bit.

LOVE IT!!!!!!!

A new look for an old sign

Fell in love with the flowers and burlap.Added them all together

What is not to love about his? Stay tuned for more pics and treasures I find.

There will be more pictures to follow and alot more finished products going to Countryside Antiques. Stop by and take a look.