Hello friends. Happy October. Normally the girls and I would be turning our house and yard into a witch coven or a cemetery but this year I have been totally and completely obsessed with planning my best friend, Jess's bridal shower. It is not until November but you know I can't do anything small. She and I, like most crazy women out there, have been planning her wedding and bridal shower since...oh I don't know...before they met. She always wanted to get married under the rose arbors at a rose garden. Then he proposed a few months ago and she went all "OMG, I want to get married now and lets do a fall wedding with pumpkins and dried wheat!" I love you, Jess but what!! I just can't shake that image of my best friend getting married in a flower garden with roses everywhere. So for her shower, I am turning my house into a rose garden...and I have a month to do it. Can you just feel my craziness coming through your computer screen? Because I feel it. Ok, enough venting. Now you know why I haven't done any projects lately. I want to share with you my latest find.
You know my love for art...especially large art. I found this gorgeous frame with a lithograph at the same antique shop where I found my oil painting. It had to come home with me.
The frame is almost seven foot high and it fits perfectly in my dining room. I don't think I have ever photographed this room before but here it is. I built this farm table using
tutorial from
Miss Mustard Seed. I painted the top with chalk paint® in Old White then Louis Blue for the bottom. I am not sure why I painted it white...not a good idea with the girls.
Mix matched chairs and shabby chic bunting banner bring a more causal vibe to the room.
I fell in love with the details of the frame first. How gorgeous is it?? I mean this little fellow is pretty cute too I guess. You can tell he felt too cool for school in this picture.
I love those shoes!
Does he reminds you of somebody we know?
Actually when Aurora saw it, she said "Wow, Thanks Mom. You got a painting of me!" Only my child would think it is normal to have a seven foot painting of herself.
Our house is pretty small with weird layout but we make it work.
It is hard to think about pumpkins and ghosts when all I can think about is planning a rose garden bridal shower. I just love these pale pink roses.
I can't wait to share more bridal shower projects with you. You know it is going to be good.
Love,
Victoria
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