Spring Vignette Copycat For Less

I recently came across a sweet spring vignette from an online retailer that looked very familiar. And why did it look familiar? Because I own some of the same items in the photo. Of course my items were thrifted, so I got them for less.  

As I've previously pointed out in my savvy shopper series, there are alternatives to the uber expensive home decor items we see, day in and day out, online and in stores. We just have to keep our eyes open. And be ready to snatch them up when they cross our path.    

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Vintage Charm Party #484 and March Feature of the Month

  

Welcome to Vintage Charm Party #484 

and March Feature of the Month!

Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

But first we'd like to announce our 

  March Feature of the Month:

How To Make A Scallop Shell Jewelry Dish

Jewelry dishes are highly underrated. While I love my diy chinoiserie trinket tray, I also love smaller versions that can hold things like earrings, rings or special statement pieces.

While cleaning out the storage room in our basement, I came across a box of seashells from vacations past and had an epiphany: why not use one of those shells to make a jewelry dish? They certainly bring back fond memories, so I really wanted to find a way to use at least one of them in my every day decor.

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Vintage Charm Party #483

 

Welcome to Vintage Charm Party #483!

Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

Now let's find out what our 

hostesses have been up to!

Acrylic Tray Refresh with Contact Paper and Delft Tea Set

Trays are the true workhorses of home decor. They're both useful and decorative, helping us to corral everyday items while at the same time making their own mark as style icons. But we don't always have to love a particular style of tray to appreciate its utility. 

 

That being said, if I don't care for the look of a tray, I've been known to transform it into something more in line with my style. And what better tray to transform than a large round acrylic tray covered in pastel Easter eggs, ducks and bunnies?

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Vintage Charm Party #482

 

Welcome to Vintage Charm Party #482!

Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

Now let's find out what our 

hostesses have been up to!

Spring Cloche with DIY Aged Clay Pots

Cloches make for a great decorating tool -- you can place them in any room in your home and fill them with just about anything. I've been using them for years, to decorate for all seasons and for all occasions. For my latest spring cloche I've created my all time favorite -- filled with DIY'd aged mini terra cotta pots. 

 

I've been wanting to do this for a long time after seeing versions of it online and in magazines for years. So here's my take on a spring cloche filled with DIY aged mini terra cotta pots -- super easy and perfect for spring!

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Vintage Charm Party #481

 

Welcome to Vintage Charm Party #481!

Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

Now let's find out what our 

hostesses have been up to!

Target Cabbage Stoneware and Easter Brunch Tablescape

Easter is a time for renewal -- and what better way to celebrate than by serving up a beautiful Easter brunch tablescape for friends and family?  

And while it's only going to be me and Mr. OHH this Easter, that doesn't mean we shouldn't have a special Easter morning together. I'm gearing up for that with a fresh and spring-forward Easter brunch tablescape.

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Vintage Charm Party #480 and February Feature of the Month

  

Welcome to Vintage Charm Party #480 

and February Feature of the Month!

Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

But first we'd like to announce our 

February Feature of the Month: