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| The painting is all done, but there is still lots to do yet...... |
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| As you can see, the potting shed was in pretty rough shape..... |
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| For the most part, we had used left over materials to build the potting shed...... |
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| I am still looking for material to cover my $2 yard sale chair and I want to add a few pink touches to my lamps..... |
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| You can see the before color of the footboard/headboard bench in the photo on the left. |
Wow magical moments are to be had! So many cute things to look at, um glad you are changing the look of that lamp! Kyleigh will love this!
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ReplyDeletePenny,
It looks amazing and once it is finished, i know you will have created a true Show Place as you always do!!
LOVE that lamp!!
Hugs,
Deb
Coming along so nicely! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea.
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How fun is that Penny! You are always bursting with a new and clever idea! A very special gift!
ReplyDeleteYou lucky ducky, - what girlie tea lover wouldn't absolutely love a She Shed!!!!!! I love your pretty tearoom. I sure wish I could come over and take tea with you both! LOVE what you've done so far. The hanging teacups are just too cute.
ReplyDeleteI love what you are doing with your former potting shed... new tea room. I wish I could do something similar but not to be.
ReplyDeleteOh my, your tea room is dressed to the nines!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming spot! You are really doing a great job with this tearoom. Love it!
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Susan and Bentley
Good night! wonderful tea room.Too cute!!
ReplyDeleteDora.
AMAZING! Can't wait to see images of the finished tea room!
ReplyDeleteThat is some transformation and a lot of pretty china.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Your tea room transformation is really coming along wonderfully. I'm sure it will be spectacular when finished.
ReplyDeleteYour New Tea Room is already so beautiful, can't wait to see it when its finished. what a magical place to have!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I bet you are having great fun putting it together!
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Colletta
Everything so nice and pretty!Your tea cups are wonderful
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Alessandra
How I would have loved that lamp as a young bride. I was able to have ONE lamp with all the ruffles and I loved it. Unfortunately, I had to settle for the modern cheap furniture and couldn't afford the maple that most people had.
ReplyDeleteIt was a time of ruffles..*sigh*
I am wondering how you will be able to work the lamp with pink. I am SO into lamp shades lately. Custom made ones and the style of this one would be so much fun to copy ..in pinks and light greens??. It's beautiful as it is..but you are right. It doesn't work there. The shape of the base is wonderful..as is the shade.. They do have fabric paint..but I've never used it. I wonder how well it works. Have you ever tried it?
I was wondering if you ever hesitate to change something that is in FINE retro condition? I have heard people moan at me "OH NO! You aren't going to alter that, ARE you?" Answer? Yep!!!! I am! :)
My problem is keeping everything clean. I'm definitely getting help this coming year. I can't wait to see the finished tea room. It's fun watching you have fun! What a great guy you have to help you. A wonderful combination, you two. Mona
Oh...My.... I bet you could easily spend all day in the Tea Room....I know I could! :) Wow, what a glorious place to simply sit and enjoy. You are amazing, Penny. Thanks for sharing with Roses of Inspiration - it's always a joy to have you at the party.
ReplyDeleteIt is just amazing to me the wonderful transformation you have done to this space, how wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteReally nice. I love it! I'm going to have to see how to transform part of my house into a tea room!
ReplyDeleteNo, no, no! LOVE the lamp!!! PUH-Leeeeze don't change it! Sob!!!!! Sob!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's an amazing transformation. What a lovely tea room :)
ReplyDeleteYour tea room is lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour house is gorgeous! I have a weekend party going if you'd care to link up:
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Wow! That is some transformation! It looks stunning
ReplyDeleteThis is so absolutely charming! What a magical place.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is that to have your own tea room! Beautiful spot to spend an afternoon with a book or hang out with girlfriends. Your headboard bench is gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteMarie@The Interior Frugalista
Hello Penny! I just wanted to let you know that this beautiful post will be featured tomorrow at Roses of Inspiration. Thanks for joining the party. Happy hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow, Penny, that is an amazing transformation! I don't know how you come up with the vision, but it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWow...what a wonderful place you have created, Penny. I would come for tea and never leave! So many lovely things to see and touch...how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Gorgeous in deed! You have done a terrific make over, and who wouldn't want to have tea in that cozy tea room?
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have hung the tea-cups, great idea!
I came to visit you from my dear Stephanie's party. I can see why you were featured. Just lovely.
Joy! Debbie
OMG! A tearoom! I want one! What a fabulous idea! Thanks for joining HSH!
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What a fun place! I love all of the teacups hanging from the long shelves. Lots of fun grandmother/granddaughter tea times are in store! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Dreamy. Stopping by via Stephanie's Roses of Inspiration.
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