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Here are some highlights of what's new this week in the Junky Chic Boutique! I will be adding items all this week, so be sure to check back often to see what's new.
~Beautiful Upcycled Vintage "French" Dominoes~
These wonderful old dominoes feature a fleur de lis on one side. I have painted and distressed them in two different finishes, teal/gold verdigris and grey pewter.
The dominoes are available sets of 6 for $12 on etsy. I have two sets of each finish available. If you want to purchase two sets I am offering them on sale for $22. I have kept a set for myself of course! They look so pretty displayed in silverplate or ironstone dishes.
Here you can see them displayed in my booth on a little corner shelf.
I recently created this altered peat pot using a sweet little Easter graphic from The Graphics Fairy. The pot has been chalk painted and stuffed with tulle and embellished with vintage lace, ribbon and buttons. A plastic egg has also been white washed and embellished with beautiful Edwardian lace. A bit of baby's breath adds the perfect touch.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/181392455/altered-peat-pot-easter-peat-pot-shabby?ref=listing-shop-header-3
This beautiful little ornament is handmade using an old frame and image of a lovely vintage lady. I painted and distressed the frame in a robin's egg blue, and gold and used a chalk-paint white wash over the top to bring out those beautiful roses. I attached vintage-style tarnished tinsel for hanging. I love his hanging from a shabby shelf, but it would also make a fun junky chic necklace when attached to a strand of big vintage pearls or chains!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/181382297/vintage-dreamer-shabby-vintage-ornament?ref=listing-shop-header-4
More items will be added all this week so be sure to stop by the shop often. Thanks for visiting today!
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Marketplace Monday
Wow! That really sounds fast! I think it only means that you’ll be busy these coming days. Well, with your beautiful crafts and products, I think even the mall shoppers deserve to see them in the flesh. I wish you good luck!
ReplyDeleteClint Shaff