If you follow my blog, I'm sure you remember these wall sconces from a thrifting trip a while back. If my memory serves me correctly, I got the set for under five bucks. I fell in love with the old timey feel and couldn't wait to get them up. I first put them on the sides of my dresser, but decided to move them into the hallway for more lighting. This little guy is right outside my bedroom door.
This is the 1st picture of what I hope to be a gallery wall in my bathroom. I mainly opt to hang pictures of family or photos of places that I love( like these shot by me at the Belle Isle Conservatory). Because art is so expansive and I loves o many different kinds, it can be somewhat hard for me to settle on a piece. Add in the fact that I would like for it to match my décor, and it could take years before I find some artwork to settle on. Pictures of loved ones and beloved places never go out of style. I also like to wow myself with my handy work #vain ;-)
Dug these three out of hiding. These wooden pieces blend so well with my bedroom set, it's almost as if they're a part of it.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get a good pic, but this mirror is 1 of a 4 piece set hanging above my dresser. Shout out to the hubby for so graciously hanging them up for me before church Sunday. Mauh!
This just came in yesterday. It's a FREE wall art piece (collage) from Shutterfly. The wall art is usually $24.99 so free is more than a steal. I'll be getting a frame and setting this out real soon :)
And last but not least, I also bought myself some flowers to put a little smile on my face. My husband usually buys me flowers, but, can't spend all day waiting on a man ladies :-P I wanted some flowers NOW.
These guys were only $4.88 at Wal-mart. There's nothing like fresh flowers to give a space a little pick me up, and it doesn't have to be extravagant either.
2nd day Tulips...whomp!
And before I go, here's a picture to prove that I've been working HARD in the yard:
I don't even want to think about how difficult it was to make this bed...certainly isn't as easy as it looks.
Well, that's that--the little things that made me smile this week. 1. Hanging up décor 2. A free collage 3. My droopy Tulips and 4. Proudly digging my own flower bed.
What kinds of things made you smile this week? Until the next time guys, XO!
I luv it all! Can't wait to see the finished flower beds!
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