The burlap upholstery on the back of this dining chair resembled a memo board -- so I decided to make it one by adding a vintage bird print. The rest of the chair is upholstered in flax-colored linen.
An antique clock box becomes a handsome shadowbox frame.
Cloches are a great way to display mementos. Here, an iron wire cloche sits on a vintage pie pan to showcase a vintage photograph of a young boy.
Zinc easels hold vintage postcards, letters, recipes and photos. I love the barn raising images and the two football poses.
A series of found boating photographs are supported by antique floral frogs.
An antique book with a handmade dust jacket showcases a pair of vintage scissors and a beautiful autograph.
Traditional frames punctuate the shelf of a French bookcase.
Another vintage portrait floats via a telescoping photo stand.
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Most items are available for shipping. For inquiries, email me at finderskeepersmarket@live.com -- or phone Finderskeepers Market at 859.913.0611.
Holly cow!!! I Love everything you've shown in the last few posts. How do you manage to have everything I desire? :-)
ReplyDeleteI am not the biggest fan of frames so I love these ideas, may have to have a few of those zinc easels!
ReplyDeleteI like !!! ;) You have a wonderful site ! I really enjoy to visit you and your wonderful photos !
ReplyDeleteWhere are the chairs from?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous -- the chairs are availabe through my shop, Finderskeepers Market.
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