It really is amazing what kind of projects can be made with old windows. When you think about it, they’re just wood frames with glass or screen. But creativity with old windows (and all sorts of architectural salvage, really) has no bounds. So, the next time you see a stash of windows at a thrift or antique store, you might want to snag a couple to create one of these inspiring projects.Read more ›
Botanical Decor from the Thrift Store
March 29, 2020 · By · 35 Comments
With a new season comes a new opportunity to Thrift the Look for another style of home decor. And as Spring approached, my blogging friends and I decided that Botanical Decor or Garden-inspired Decor would be fresh and perfect for this time of year.Read more ›
Upcycling a Vintage Window as a Quilt Frame for an Antique Quilt
April 14, 2016 · By · 100 Comments
Antique quilts aren’t something you see at thrift stores very often. But on a little jaunt through the Georgia mountains one weekend, I found TWO old quilts. I didn’t want to be greedy and buy both, but I did take one of them home. It was crumbling and damaged, so it was definitely a cutter quilt that was destined for upcycling. And I knew right away that I wanted to display it by using a vintage window as a quilt frame.Read more ›
Vintage Seed Packets in an Antique Window Frame
February 24, 2015 · By · 47 Comments
I’ve always admired antique window frames at vintage shops and architectural salvage stores. I didn’t pull the trigger for a while, though, because they were often too big or too expensive. When I finally found the right old window frame for me, I wondered if I could use it to display my collection of vintage seed packets.
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