This is the sole survivor of a fire in my mom and dad's storage shed. The chairs and table were purchased when I was around 7 or 8 in Bangor, Maine. It is very much part of my memories growing up.
This is the only sewing machine I've ever owned and I could not ask for better. This was purchased by my mom before I was born. I learned to sew on this machine. I can still thread it with my eyes closed!
A new arrangement to bring more freshness to the room. I also organized the cubes in a more user friendly order. I love my faux antique shopping basket. It is so heavy. I'm sure before long I will have it filled with goodies.
This is a 60's 45lp record holder that a lot of young teenagers of my era had around their room. Mine holds some personal goal setting journals.
Some rearranging and I added the quilt holders for holding my lastest layout. I can slide this one out and change it anytime. Like a rotating display.
That's all for this week. I need to finish up a few more items before showing more. But I'm loving my cleaner look and oak floors.
It's Happening This Monday
Easy Canvas Prints will be sponsoring a giveaway of a free 8 x 10 Canvas and free standard shipping starting this coming Monday. Be here, be here. I have one of their prints from my favorite photo of Little that has been hanging on my living room wall for nearly a year and it is still beautiful today. I love it. I hope to see you here at D's Paper Studio and Good Luck!
Have a Crafty Day!
You have an awesome space!! Wish I could come for a visit.
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DeleteI love your space, Debby! It's filled with so many wonderful pieces that mean something to you.
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage, and honestly they just don't make products now a days to last like they did in the past so I can totally understand your Singer being your only machine.
ReplyDeleteLove all your antiques :)
ReplyDeletegreat room! and was a treasure that sewing machine is!!
ReplyDeleteSome great ideas! Lovely space! TFS!
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