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Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Victorian Pink Lady House


I would love to live in a Victorian Pink Lady House.....but for now,  I will just enjoy the one I have on the family room mantel.


My pink lady wasn't always pink......


She used to be.......


Brown!


A fresh coat of white paint......


Pretty ribbon trims......


Pale green & pink paint.......


Lights......


Rose curtains......


Landscaping......


Now,   I can enjoy my pink lady.......


I can't wait to add fall and Christmas decor to my pink lady!


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21 comments:

  1. Aww Penny you have done a great job on your victorian house, with all the touches of lace and trims. I love it and appreciate that you have share it on the Oh M Heartsie Girls WW this week!
    I hope that you have a wonderful week!
    Karren

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  2. What a transformation, it is stunning. I would never had thought it was brown and drab before.Beautiful work.

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  3. Dearest Penny,
    I'm truly mesmerized by this work of yours, it's really gorgeous !
    Thank you for sharing it with us in this so wonderful post !

    Wishing you the best of weeks, with so much thankfulness

    Xx Daniela

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  4. Penny,
    LOVE IT!!!! But you knew that I would, didn't you?? You wasted no time painting it. I LOVE the use of trims too!! So pretty! I perfect piece that can be used for all Seasons!! I am green with envy, my friend!!

    Hugs,
    Deb

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  5. That is too cool...will have to be on the look out for one for myself!

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  6. Is this a picture frame or an actual house?

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  7. I have a bunch of houses I bought for next to nothing that I want to paint and decorate for Christmas- thanks for the idea to use ribbons and lace as well to brighten the look. I have lots of that in my collections also. Hugs.

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  8. Looks good enough to eat. So pretty!

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  9. The trims are so pretty. You did a fabulous job on the makeover. It's gorgeous. I look forward to seeing how you decorate it for Christmas!

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  10. Absolutely gorgeous! My grandmother got me into miniatures - she would have loved to see this beauty! Great job!

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  11. Aw, this is so gorgeous! Definitely a dream house :) #FridayFrivolity

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  12. Is it a PICTURE FRAME originally??
    IT is STUNNING!! I love it.
    Your home is so cosy and inviting!
    Friday Frivolity

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  13. This house is unbelievable romantic - WOW!
    Best wishes from Austria and happy PS,
    Traude
    http://rostrose.blogspot.co.at/2016/08/rostrosiges-rosa-rot-neuer-durchblick.html

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  14. Wow! This house is amazing! I love it!

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  15. That is quite the transformation! Love all of your attention to detail--thank you for sharing @Vintage Charm!

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  16. How awesome this is Penny! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!

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  17. This is absolutely the most fantastic makeover I've ever seen!!! It would never have entered my head to take that photo frame and make something so cute out of it. I just love it.
    :) gwingal

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  18. Your pink lady is so beautiful!! Love all the details you added to give her a soft and sweet look!

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  19. I just LOVE your Pink Lady Penny!
    Thanks for sharing your creativity at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy -
    You are one of our Featured Guests this week! #244

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  20. Love your pink Lady? Did you light it with a string of Christmas lights? Individual curtains or layer of sheer behind? As a miniaturist, I would be tempted to put room pictures in each window if I found them to scale. I'm voting for fat white chenille pipe cleaner wreathes with hot pink ribbon and swags with bows for Christmas. Maybe tiny silver beads for bulbs!

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