I found this mirror on Cedarbrook Cres. in Mississauga. It caught my eye because it wasn’t painted a very pleasant colour to look at but the mirror had such lovely curves. I was thinking that it probably had been hidden in some basement somewhere with no one to appreciate and enjoy it. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2016
Lady In Red Mirror
I have no idea why I want to call this mirror Lady In Red. It just reminds me of that song of long ago by Chris de Burgh. It was from the year 1986. I can’t believe it was that long ago.
Scones
One of my most favourite things to bake are scones. They are fast, easy and delicious with coffee or tea. These are nothing fancy but they are good. Continue reading
A Mirror Called “Canny”
I found this unique mirror, in a small place called Canborough. It was in an antique shop that was as unique as the mirror itself. Continue reading
Grindstone Way Bedroom Suite
Grindstone Way Bedroom Suite
I still cannot believe I painted this furniture. This bedroom furniture has been to date the last thing that I have painted. Not too bad for someone who has no artistic ability. Let me tell you a bit about my journey. Continue reading
An Aged Vase – With Modern Masters
This is something that I have never done and when I attempted it the first time I was not happy with the results so I tried again. As long as you take your time and follow the directions it will be fine.
Another Flower Pot
I found this flower pot at an auction and I thought is was so cute and unusual. Continue reading
Vintage Items – A History Of Our Past
The picture above displays a vintage foot stool, a vintage lunch box, the kind I remember using, vintage glasses and of course, the ever popular “The Crown Canning Jar”. Re purposing the use of these small things gives new life to them but more important, brings meaning into our lives. Continue reading
My Garage Sailing Finds Redone
There is so much fun in heading out on a Saturday morning and not knowing what you might come home with. Continue reading
Trays – DIY
I love doing smaller projects. Though they are smaller, they are not necessarily faster. Continue reading
