Monday, September 7, 2009
An Old Window
This window has been a bulletin board in my kitchen (the first 2 pictures) and this weekend I removed the cork and fabric and it now has a burlap back and star hanging on it (last 2 pictures). I am really liking the way it looks. Now I am trying to come up with something to hang above it. It seems I am never satisfied with my kitchen and am always changing something. It is so fun and I love doing it so what the heck! Hope you have a fun and safe Labor Day!
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Love it! :)
That's clever. I am surprised at how striking and pretty the black window is. Linda
Ooh! I love that!!!
Hi Angie,
I really like each look you have used your old windows for! I have two {heavy} old windows that I am stumped on what to do with them. I could hardly wait to have them and now that I do, I am blank! They still have the old glass inside of them and I am worried about how heavy they are. Basically, when I hang them, they are up for good. I would love any ideas you may want to share. :o)
Happy Labor Day!
Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne
I think that looks sooo pretty! I love the black and white combo. that's a very versatile little window! It is fun to change things around, especially when it's stuff you already have!
Manuela
Sometimes little changes can make such a huge difference! I really like what you did :) I'm still on the hunt for a window to decorate...hopefully I'll find one soon!
Happy Labor Day!
~Michelle :)
I love this post! That window ROCKS! Be sure to LINK it up to my Trash To Treasures Party & adding my button! It will get you an additional entry in an UPCOMING GIVEAWAY i'll be doing! Following my blog will get you another one TOO! Happy Blogging & hope you join the party!
I love it!!! Very inspiring idea, thanks!
Each look has been fabulous! I can't wait to get ahold of one myself!
Once again...just gorgeous! I have a window that I have been trying to come up with an idea of what to do with it. I like your idea of adding something to the front of it! Thank you for the inspiration!
Oh, I love how it looks now! Very pretty. I don't think it needs anything over it but I'm sure whatever you do will look good!
Hi Angie, and Happy Labor day. Hey I like the change too. I have a lot of white in my house but enjoy black too. Your window looks great this way. I also have been using burlap more...it is great. Hope you are having a wonderful day!
Debbie
It looks great! I love it when you can make something over again and again to keep it fresh. Nice work.
What a neat idea...looks GREAT!!!!
Blessings,
Linda
I love the bunny lamp you have in this picture and the rooster one in the other one. I have yet to find ones that I like online or in stores...I like yours...do you mind sharing where you got them from?
I have an old window frame and I love what you did with yours. Can you give a tutorial on how to apply the fabric? Thanks! Love your blog.
I love this window and the star! Great job! I hope you will join me for Made it Mondays. Mister Linky is up and ready for you to enter.
Wow, that is fabulous!! Love how it looks against your red wall.
Wait. What? You turned an old window into a BULLETIN BOARD??
ohmygaaaah, I love it!
Now I need to go scrounge around and find an old window frame and totally steal this idea. I've been toying around with putting a bulletin board in the laundry room, specifically on the back door, after my recent (and cheap) transformation. Squeal!
YOU are awesome!! I'll post pics when I do this and link to you to give you all the bloggy credit and love!
One of my greatest desires in this life is to get a break to stay home with my children and decorate and take care of my family - i have two children and would love to pay close attention to decor and some of the unfinished projects around my home - girl - your home is gorgeous! Keep on inspiring us! god bless -
I just stumbled upon your blog today and love your decor! I'm trying to find a chandelier like the one in your kitchen eating area. Did you buy yours? If so, can you tell me where you got it? Thanks so much!
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