This was my first experience with blogger being down and so I lost all the posts I worked so hard on yesterday! But it looks like they are working on restoring them so I will wait a day or two and if not back will try to recreate them...
I am thinking about making available for rental vintage pieces such as vintage chandeliers, vintage sofas/loveseats, french chairs, old shutters and doors! These are great to use for bridal photo shoots, wedding reception photo booths, wedding showers and more! I am scheduled to stage these items at a bridal shoot later this month and hope to start posting the items on the blog maybe late May or early June! photos by thewhitedressbytheshore.com
Here are some more photos of the type of vintage props I will have. Photos from andrewwinfryeevents.blog, registryrightstart.com and most from archivevintagerentals.com!
How cute would this be for engagement photos! Photos from littleloveables.blogspot.com
This is an order I just did for a customer - these are single switch switchplate covers - these iron covers can be painted the color of your choice and adds a small decorative touch to your home by replacing these for the boring standard ones! If you are interested in single or double switchplate covers, just email!
My sister's friend, Jane Lazenby, is an artist and is making these adorable Alabama/Auburn cross t-shirts and donating a portion to tornado relief. Her website is gracieandco.com and you can also go to her facebook page - Jane Lazenby. These are the crosses on the t-shirts!
Here's another t-shirt - I think it's someone my niece knows - her site is http://maggiecrisler.com/tornadorelief.html
I had a comment today on one of my posts and it was from Karryann who has a blog called Gracefully Vintage (gracefullyvintage.blogspot.com). I went to her blog and was so glad I found her site - she is a shop owner in California and her style is everything I love! Here are some pics from her blog and I'm also adding her to the blog list!
Her storefront
She shows some amazing before and afters of transformations of these vintages sofas and settees. Timeless toile Using burlap to upholster chairs!
The Decorator Showhouse will run through May 15th. Here are some pictures of a few of the rooms. I think the website for more info is symphonyvolunteercouncil.org
The French Flea is a Birmingham, AL based business specializing in selling painted and distressed furniture, rustic home decor and more. It reflects a love of anything french, rustic, shabby, chippy paint, distressed!
We currently have a booth at Greystone Antiques on Hwy. 280 in Hoover and The Blue Building in Alabaster. We also offer custom furniture painting and will be your "picker" or personal shopper and look for pieces you are in search of!
To contact The French Flea, call Karen at 721-0578 or email kbush422@gmail.com!