by Angela on May 25, 2013
I would love to introduce you all to Mrs. Hines! She is a fellow Texan and lives not far from where I grew up. Isn’t it funny that when we have something, as little as where someone lives, in common we feel like know someone!?!? Well, I would love for you to take a look around her blog and “get to know her!”
Mrs. Hines’ Class celebrates life one lesson at a time. Whether it’s creating memories, sharing recipes or conquering a DIY project, there’s a lesson waiting for you.
Here are a few of the things you can find on her blog:
Stop by and take a look around! (You’ve got plenty of time it’s a long weekend, remember!
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Yesterday was the first day of The Vintage Farmhouse Spring Market and it turned out to be a beautiful day! It was chilly in the morning but I ended up with a sunburn by the end of the day. Today I have my sunblock and jacket…I’ll be back on Monday.
Happy Memorial Day Weekend!
Angela
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by Angela on May 23, 2013
I know I haven’t been around much this week, I’ve been all consumed with getting ready for this weekend. Sorry to skip out on Find It For Less, but I just ran out of time. I thought instead, I would catch you u[p on some of the stuff I’m taking to the market:
Pillows…
Lots of containers…(There are so many different types of container. I might have a problem!)
Some furniture…
Fun chalkboards…
And succulents…
Just a few things I’m bringing!
I spent yesterday packing, and will spend this afternoon setting up. It should be a fun weekend. On Saturday there will be a live band! I hope to get to see some you there!!
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by Angela on May 20, 2013
I had a busy weekend, but I found some time to work on the girl’s bathroom. When I was out shopping last week for my upcoming show, I happened to find a few things for that space. I had wanted a cabinet to go above the toilet and small market cart for their laundry. Surprising I found both at the same antique mall. To top it off they were having a store wide sale and I got both pieces for around $50!
Scott had gone out yesterday to run some errands, so I was flying solo on this project. Have you ever tried to hang a cabinet yourself? It’s not easy! I started by finding the studs, then pre-drilled some screws into the shelving. I secured one side, then used a level to get it in the right spot before drilling in the other screws.
I didn’t have a lot of time to play around, but I ‘m looking forward to “styling” them. (And I needed to do a load of towels, so I was running low on fillers! )
The cart is the perfect size. I almost bought a reproduction a few weeks ago for three times the price. I’m so glad I waited! I saved money and got the real thing…score!
I’m debating on adding a bag to it…what’s your thoughts?
I couldn’t be happier at how it all came together. 
The next few days I will getting ready for The Vintage Farmhouse Spring Market. If you would like to see some of the things I will be bringing, be sure to follow me of Facebook and/or Instagram. I will try to post pieces as I complete them.
Happy Monday, ya’ll!
Angela
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by Angela on May 18, 2013
