Today I’m guest blogging over at A Brooklyn Limestone about my uses for vintage china.
by Michelle Hinckley |
a lifestyle blog about the persuit of bringing beauty to a house full of men.
It is nice to meet you!
Hey there! I’m Michelle; I’m an Passionate DIY’er and in constant pursuit of how to bring beauty to my house full of men (3 boys + 1 hubby). Stick around and see what I’ve got up my hard-working sleaves!
Stopping over from BL. I just read through some of your blog and love it! Your bathroom makeover is amazing too.
New follower, nice to “meet” you.
Londen
Great post. I’ve been using them more and more to hold my earrings and other odd jewelry.
Loved the post, such great ideas!!!
Fun! I’ve been looking for ways to bring in more color to my dresser top and vintage china just might be the thing I need. Heading over to read more of your tips and tricks 🙂
Stumbled over on a recommendation from Leah@The Sweetness of Doing Nothing. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed discovering your blog and DIY projects in the archives. We just moved into an old bungalow with a list of projects – thank you for the inspiration!
I just bought a few aqua and orange lotus shaped bowls that look identical to the one you have pictured. Snagged them at a yard sale for dirt cheap. Could you tell me anything about them? When they were made?
Such a fun way to use pieces like that! Great inspiration!
I love your use of old items. Rejuvenating the life of something that has been cast to the side is always a fun task. Keep up the great work!
Great Article! I too am a lover of china. Thanks for some new ideas!
Meghan
megmacdesigns.blogspot.com
I have six of those bowls, but they are orange. Love them. My wife picked them all up for $4 at a thrift store.