I carried around this frame with the mystery lady inside for the longest time. It was time for a makeover. I fixed the frame up a little, painted it white, and then turned it into a chalkboard.
I had to do something with Ms. Mystery, so I stole borrowed this idea from October's Country Living. I didn't want to destroy her, so I folded over the sticky part of a post-it note to attach the construction paper mask and bat. She's all ready for her Halloween costume party.
A small chunk of the design on this frame was missing, so I built it back up, painted it, and added the chalkboard.
This old razor, complete with box and directions, makes an unusual picture holder. I added this photo to the outside of where the razor would go, and then locked it in. The shaving lotion brush also holds a picture.
I salvaged 4 of the drawers from a dresser I bought at the city wide sale last month. The top of the dresser was coming off, so I pieced it all out. I used Mod Podge to attach the vintage sheet music in each drawer and then put a hook on the back so it can be used as a shelf. The bottle is a recent find. I tied it up with some vintage lace, sewed on a rhinestone button, and added a few shells.
These little pumpkins say TRICK OR TREAT on the other side. I sprayed them with a clear matte sealer after stamping them.
Since I was by myself, I didn't get a chance to get out for some visiting and shopping. I always like to get out to see what goodies other vendors brought to sell. Pleasanton also has some really fun shops, but I can check those out another time.
You can visit all the other talented and creative bloggers at:
The T-Shirt Diaries for Upcycled Awesome,
Brambleberry Cottage for Time Travel Thursday,
The T-Shirt Diaries for Upcycled Awesome,
Brambleberry Cottage for Time Travel Thursday,
The Shabby Chic Cottage for Transformation Thursdays
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12 comments:
So many great creations! I esp. love the vintage razor and the cool drawer shelves. You're so inventive, Betsy, I love having access to your creative world.
Great job on the booth. I love the Mystery lady and her mask!
Enjoyed seeing your booth and treasures - Would love to have been there. Hope you did well.
Some great ideas for sure!!
Thank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog
I am so glad to have found yours = everything is so lovely, I just love your style.
I am also your newest official follower!
Hope you'll stop by again (and maybe even follow me, too? I'd be so honoured)
Jenny
www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Wonderful ideas!! Thank you for sharing!
I want to come and shop-I see so many things I want!
Love your site! the key jewelry below is so neat!!
They're all wonderful, Betsy! I didn't realize you were into other creative endeavors besides jewelry. It looks like it was a fun show, and a successful one for you, I hope.
Thanks for linking to my party. It's fun to see what you link up each week.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com
Fun picture and frame redos! I'll have to borrow your stamped pumpkin idea, that's all the pumpkins I bought this year, 3 mini ones.
Susanne.
Betsy,
Wonderful ideas with the razor and brush as photo holders.
Thanks for such a great place to visit.
blessings
barbara jean
Yay Betsy! Kudos on your fine work! I simply love the razor picture holder! It is simply perfect for a picture of one's father. (or grandfather) The chalkboards are wonderful. You, my dear, are a very hard worker bee. (Lucky for us) I see you are getting quite the following. I knew you would. You are so talented and unique. *hugs*
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