This fall my favorite junk shop opened a 'vintage boutique'. People lined up for the grand opening. Oww some very cool stuff was snagged before I could get to it but I was able to get these 3 large jars. I've had them on my kitchen island with fall stuff, then Christmas balls. So what to do now?
I'm stealing copying this idea from someone out there in blogland. Sorry, don't remember where, if it's you, give yourself a shout out and I'll give you the credit.
These lovely rusty bits are usually in a drawer, waiting for me to create something with them, for shame! Now they're out in the open, practically yelling at me to get busy!
Some day soon, or not, they will become these.....
Linking up with
Vintage Inspiration Friday over at Debra's Common Ground
and
Saturday Night Special at Donna's Funky Junk Interiors.
I am also becoming a lover of vintage. Especially furniture. The quality is amazing!! Much better than what is made today. Beautiful jars and display!
ReplyDeleteI could look at rusty, crusty objects all day long! Hmmmm, what could I put in some jars? Now we need to know all about the background window piece. Love it! And you need to get your doorknobs and hose nozzles into your etsy shop ASAP!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne,
ReplyDeleteYou were lucky to get those big jars...cool stuff inside.
I would probably use them for flour, sugar and tea. But that is the cook in me. Ha!
I just finished my sewing table and am going to post it today.
Thanks for your comment.
♥charlotte
I love it, that you put all these rusty and old things on display - looks great.
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Oh, think of the possibilities! You better get started because there's a whole lot of beautiful treasures in those jars. Love the way they look in the jars!!
ReplyDeleteLove the rusty stuff too ... nice way to display them and as a reminder to make stuff if that is what you want to do. I especially like the door hardware.
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Blessings. Audrey Z.
Oh my is right! Love your cool collections - they look great in those glass jars! I love all things vintage too so I am now following along!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Love your little bits and bobs in the jars Suzanne. That is a great place to store them and admire them at the same time. I love the cute little treasures you make with them!
ReplyDeleteThey look great in the jars along with that gorgeous old window with all of the treasures hanging from it! It is nice to be able to see what you have gathered so that when inspiration (or time) hits, you are ready! Have a great week! t.xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage treasures. They look great displayed in the jars. Come on over to my blog. I found some rusty treasures too.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
I store all my hardware goodies in glass jars too!!! I just love looking at their chippy goodness until an idea hits. Stop by sometime...we like the same kinds of stuff ;). Laurel
ReplyDeleteWhat fun ideas and attractive to boot. two of something is the start of a collection, I'm told so the hunt is on!
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ReplyDeleteI think it looks amazing. I'm not sure I would have had the patience that you had though! Knob