Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #7

My Aunt and Uncle’s Living Room Coffee Table with some Beach, Lighthouse Theme items on it.

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #6

Love Seat with just a couple of things on it

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #5

My Parent’s Magazine Rack Table holding a Charleston, South Carolina “Sweegrass Basket” filled with sea shells, and a Brass ray with Wine Goblets and Candle

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #4

My Parent’s First Kitchen Table Chair that holds the TV in the Living Room

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #3

Parent’s Telephone Table and Chair storing the most of the Games

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #2

My Childhood Vanity Table displaying more Longaberger Baskets!

Pictures of My Furniture Hanging on the Wall - #1

Nesting Tables, bought from an Estate Sale, displaying Longaberger Baskets
Attention all Interior Designers, House Stagers, DIY enthusiasts, De-Clutter achievers: Are you a Fan of Antique, Classic, Country, Mid-20th Century, Eclectic styles, like I am? Hello, I’m quite a “collector” of Family Heirlooms/History, Antiques, Estate Sale, Auctions, Friends. So it stands to reason that at some point, I would run out of floor space room for all the furniture I’ve acquired. So with my creative mind, I chose to invent a one of a kind, unusual, unique storage solution for my pieces, by hanging the furniture on the wall! This allows me to easily, multi-purpose, re invent, re purpose, re use, re cycle favorite pieces of furniture to minimize clutter. Hanging furniture on the wall has put some organization back in the house, by using those pieces for storage, and also to display of some of my collections. And more importantly, no piece of furniture’s integrity is compromised by the techniques used to hang them on the wall. Oh, don’t get me wrong, there is still enough furniture to cover most (all), the floor space in our home! But this has been a fun, conversational decorating style that has caught the attention of all guests to our home. If you have any questions, please contact me through this Blog.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Post 22 of 22 Instructions to complete the 3.5 inch square Folded Fabric Fun Kit in the Diamond in a Square Quilt Square Pattern

Post 22 of 22 Instructions to complete the 3.5 inch square Folded Fabric Fun Kit in the Diamond in a Square Quilt Square Pattern “Folded Fabric Fun Quilt Square Christmas Ornament” Kit: Cut a piece of Crochene DMC Cotton or a Ribbon and hang on point or square using an upholstery needle. (DSCN7218)

Post 21 of 22 Instructions to complete the 3.5 inch square Folded Fabric Fun Kit in the Diamond in a Square Quilt Square Pattern

Post 21 of 22 Instructions to complete the 3.5 inch square Folded Fabric Fun Kit in the Diamond in a Square Quilt Square Pattern “Folded Fabric Fun Quilt Square Christmas Ornament” Kit: And you are done! (DSCN7217)