Bedroom Redo Part 2

Hello friends.

We had an awesome weekend for both stores.

It warms our heart that so many customers

came out to support us.

Many even told us to keep the change...

which I did not do, however a generous gesture.

Today I wanted to show you more

of  my bedroom redo.

I added my faux fern plant inside this hornbeam.

Hornbeam is a hardwood tree.

It grows in most parts of the U.S.

It was mainly used for tool handles,

walking sticks and hollowed out to hold

potatoes, corn other food stuff.

Let's say it was a pioneers pantry. 

No matter what time of day,

I could not get a really good pic

of this corner.

My antique rocking horse sits on top

of this chippy creamy white cabinet. 

The coverlet is an overshot pattern.

Overshot patterns began as a way 

for weavers to express themselves 

with more intricate designs.

With these types of patterns, 

coverlets could be sewn together

to make larger ones.

Did you know weavers of their time

were men only?

Again so sorry for the poor pic.

While working at the gift shop

this weekend,

in between customers,

I was able to hook some small

Autumn items which will be sold

 at the store.

Will show you once steamed,

binded and put together.

Wonderful Autumn colors!

Well off to the back room

to go to work.

Happy first day of June!

Pre Summer Blessings To All!

Janice