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<\/a><\/p>\nSometimes I feel like we are living in a museum. Which is not a bad thing at all. It would be awesome to live in a museum! Allthough hubby is proactively disagreeing with me. Recently I have been mostly thrifting interior decoration items. If you know me, it doesn’t mean decoration stickers or chalk painted items. It is totally something different. While doing some cleaning for Christmas, I decided to put together a little curiosity display.<\/p>\n
There’s now on display some of my recent finds: two little archive boxed, giant light bulb and angel bells. Archive boxes are storing now some tealights and miscellaneous junk which is just lying around, looking for better place to be. Angel chyme\/bell had lost original box, parts were just stuffed in a plastic bag. It was missing the little “hammers”, so I made new ones from thin wire. I had some Christmas tree candles which I needed to trim to make them fit the holders. We haven’t put the Christmas tree up yet, but I think our holiday spirit is on it’s way now.<\/p>\n
Recently I also figured how to use all those tiny little hand crocheted, knitted, bobbined and tattered lace doilies I have collected. Flea markets and charity shops are full of them, with mere pennies. In earlier decades it was a habit to have doily under every candelabra, vase and decorative object. I value the time and skill put into these, but since I don’t really do vases or other traditional decorative objects, I didn’t really know what to do with them. But then I figured I could cover the whole tabletop with them, overlapping them slightly. It doesn’t matter if they are different shade or style. Is this now the so-called boho style, I wonder?<\/p>\n
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Old types are souvenirs from London and Paris.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/a>
Cast of teeth is copy of my teeth, taken decades ago at dentist.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n