Since we sold our traditional-lovely-but-not-us bedroom suite, we have been without a headboard. If we were the US government, we’d borrow the money from China and buy an iron bed or a dreamy peeling-paint mantel.
In the interest of fiscal responsibility (may Congress take notes on how that’s done), I shopped our house instead.
These frames were either all gifts or cost .50 or less a piece. Somewhere back in time I probably paid $3 for the whole bunch.
The large frame was part of the Creative Memories line (now discontinued) and holds a scrapbook page of one of my favorite pictures and quotes.
No sewing skilz required for this pillow.
The vintage buttons were rescued from my mother’s sewing supplies that are languishing in my basement. At $3 a yard, the trim was a bit pricey, but I like bobbles, and everything else was free.
There’s still lots to do in our master bedroom, but I’m pleased with the progress.
I’m off to cover this freshly made bed with laundry to fold.
So much for progress.
Be blessed today!
Ginger
Linked to Just a Girl, Transformation Thursday, and Thrifty Thursday.
Kudos to you...on many levels ;^)
ReplyDeleteLove your wall.
Very pretty! Great way to make your dollar stretch and come up with a cute design for your room!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So simple and beautiful and I love the quote ;) Winnie is a very wise little bear.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks just gorgeous! You did a fine job! ~Robyn
ReplyDeleteBEEEE UUUUU TEEEE FUUULLLL!
ReplyDeleteGinger!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous display. Love the frames....and that pillow, gorgeous! Well done! Thanks for linking up to Thrifty Thursday!
Leigh, Bloggeritaville
www.lbratina.blogspot.com
Wow, you are so talented! It looks great. You are a wonderful example of good stewardship.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Thanks for commenting on my bookcase! Your bedroom is lovely! I'm enjoying your blog too. Will be following you from Portugal!
ReplyDeleteI love your style Ginger! It looks so simple and elegant. I never considered the empty frame look, but now I think I could do that in our TV room/spare bedroom/office/toyroom room. :)
ReplyDeleteNice job! Way to be fiscally responsible!