So Steph girlI didn't make those curtain panels into an apron, I put them up in my sewing room and on my front door and I adore them.
And girls this is my insulator tree, it is old insulators that I put lights into on my last years Christmas trees. I cut the branches down off of it last Christmas, then I stored it till this Christmas. We call them bah humbug trees because they are bare and then I decorate them. I have another bah humbug tree that I have lights, trim, bulbs on. I like both of them. I have a couple more trees waiting for some inspiration. Hey if you can't afford a tree you use the one you have.....grin!!!!!
That is only part of the insulator tree showing, it is about 6 and It to1/2 feet. It took me quite a while to do it, hubby helped and I wired it on there. Will need to do a better job of it later, just wanted to see how it would look. I have to say,
I like how it turned out. So those have been my adventures, along with shoveling snow and hauling water as we fix another pipe that froze. Are we having fun yet? LOL
Y'all stay warm and dry.
3 comments:
Hey there, those valances look so good!! Very retro..I might add. :0) And I love the insulator tree..I have a night light that has an old aqua colored insulator on it.
Steph
ADORABLE! INVENTIVE!RESOURCEFUL!
You are just too cool!
Your fireplace and living area are just so cozy and comfy looking! CAn I have a cup of coffe while I lounge there by the fire?????
That insulator tree is awesome, Carol Sue. I've a dozen or so insulators strewn about my garden, now I'll have to gather them up and do something funky with them like this. What an idea!! Love the aprons~I bring all mine up to my MIL's room at the nursing home and switch out her "year'round" tree occasionally. ;) B
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