A Gathering of Thriftstore FindsFor A Tired Vintage Window

 Welcome friends! I just know you are looking forward to Spring. It's been a long winter haul with a ton of add ons such as Covid 19. But at least Spring opens a new door that includes gardening my very favorite. There's something so easing about planting and digging your hands in rich soil.

I finally had a thriftstore and garden shop trip on Sunday. First time since my spill off the ladder that landed me in surgery to repair my fractured arm, yikes!

I don't know if your a lover of Vintage windows but I simply love the look. To me its a necessity in Farmhouse decor. I have this huge window that just needed a bit of embellishments.  So I had an idea! I set out looking for corbels, faux greenery. Both I was able to find . 

I found a gallon of  Gram Green premium paint at Lowes opps counter. It's that green that just describes vintage. So I gave the corbels a stingy swipe of paint.

I found 4 bunches of greenery for about 2$. They will scatter on the shelf. 

So I cut a piece of mahogany wood to fit just right on the corbels. 

Thriftstores can really bring your ideas to life. The corbels were about 6$ for the set.  Shelves are always fun to decorate for the seasons and holidays.  I see some bunnies up there in the future! 

Are you also a frequent thriftstore shopper?  Most finds are well worth the trip. 

Thanks so much for stopping by and letting me share my latest  shenanigans with you!

                          Happy Thrifting!

                                   LISA