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Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Wednesday, 7 July 2010
A Belfast favourite for useful finds..
Here are my recent 'practical' purchases from an amazing church based project that I love, East Belfast mission.
The first for a fiver, the second fifteen. I love anything to do with round/ oval mirrors or frames.

I can see this little bland guy as my new bathroom book stand and cabinet.. mags in a bathroom, essential!

Really fancy this painted up as a funky retro vanity unit.. My jewellery definately needs an inspiring shop fit, where I'll be inspired to pluck each piece up anew!

And a little 'after' view for you. The contrast shade should maybe have been brighter.. went for grey/ aqua tones, and a blue/grey glass knob.


The colours were inpsired by a recent trip to a magnificent pebble beach in Donegal on a treasured visit with Salvage sis Lucy. I 'salvaged a few' to add feature to the bathroom.
The first for a fiver, the second fifteen. I love anything to do with round/ oval mirrors or frames.
I can see this little bland guy as my new bathroom book stand and cabinet.. mags in a bathroom, essential!
Really fancy this painted up as a funky retro vanity unit.. My jewellery definately needs an inspiring shop fit, where I'll be inspired to pluck each piece up anew!
And a little 'after' view for you. The contrast shade should maybe have been brighter.. went for grey/ aqua tones, and a blue/grey glass knob.
The colours were inpsired by a recent trip to a magnificent pebble beach in Donegal on a treasured visit with Salvage sis Lucy. I 'salvaged a few' to add feature to the bathroom.
Food for free
Elderflowers are abundant at the moment in hedgerows and roadsides. I picked this lot up driving home from work one day this week, and converted them into a years supply of cordial. Its so expensive to buy, you would think the process was complicated. But no - an overnight infusion, add some sugar, heat for a few minutes and your laughing.


Monday, 5 July 2010
The Glory Hole
I was delighted to recently discover a new place to forage for finds. The Glory Hole in Innerleithen, Scottish Borders, is the source of these latest treasures - a selection of collector's Cornishware, and a beautiful vintage embroidered tea-cosy to add to the respective collections. To get into the shop, the owner had to come out the front door, there being only one passage though the precarious piles of suitcases, door-knobs, lettering stamps, china, carpets, silverware and furniture.
I know where I'll be spending my lunch break these days...
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