Showing posts with label The Wee House. Show all posts
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Spring Means...
Sewing blue couch pillows. Fabric a la Joanna plus 40% off coupon. Thanks Susan for donating your machine to me!
Here is the lumbar pillow from the leftovers. Mark calls it the Lombard pillow, which is funny if you hear him say it.
Who in their right decorative mind put that pillow on a black chair with a green fleece blanket? Yikes! That chair is on the chopping block next.
Here is the living room WITHOUT the new pillows, although there is, confusingly, a blue pillow in this picture too. THAT blue pillow went bye-bye since it had successfully survived too many indoor and outdoor years of usage in a college apartment (and it was already there when I moved in). It had the scars to prove it.
And yes, those are the kitchen chairs in the foreground. The rooms in our house like to be close to each other.
Here is the lumbar pillow from the leftovers. Mark calls it the Lombard pillow, which is funny if you hear him say it.
Who in their right decorative mind put that pillow on a black chair with a green fleece blanket? Yikes! That chair is on the chopping block next.
Here is the living room WITHOUT the new pillows, although there is, confusingly, a blue pillow in this picture too. THAT blue pillow went bye-bye since it had successfully survived too many indoor and outdoor years of usage in a college apartment (and it was already there when I moved in). It had the scars to prove it.
And yes, those are the kitchen chairs in the foreground. The rooms in our house like to be close to each other.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Georgie Porgie, Pudding and Pie
I found these block-prints in a consignment store in Port Townsend, WA while visiting my family on the Olympic Peninsula for New Years.
Note the wonderful coat rack which the drill-wielding Mark a.k.a. "Level" hung for us. Now our living room chairs don't have an overcoat slung over the back of each. The basket is holding our winter paraphernalia.
Note the wonderful coat rack which the drill-wielding Mark a.k.a. "Level" hung for us. Now our living room chairs don't have an overcoat slung over the back of each. The basket is holding our winter paraphernalia.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Yamazaki Bolo from Macys
I love my silverware! Mark actually found them when we were registering for our wedding. They have a nice weight to them, and the shapes are classy and non-distracting.
Thought I'd show a picture of them sitting all happy in their box. Just waiting to dutifully transport something from plate to lips.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
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