Good morning, my darlings. It's been several months since I've shared a few of my own finds. I must admit, my treasure hunting is done with Vintage Farm in mind, but from time to time, I find things I can't seem to part with. Here are a few of those things.... I recently went to an estate sale where the lady collected kitchen items. She had dozens ... [Continue Reading]
Hello my dears. I just wanted to stop in and share a few pictures I snapped this morning. I picked up a fresh bouquet of tulips last night and we're getting excited for the weekend. I'll be making my grandma's scalloped potato recipe and some carrot cake, too. I'm also looking forward to pulling out all my vintage linens. Four years ago, I bought ... [Continue Reading]
Today, I'm excited to share with you my favorite room in our house. Our family room! This was the room that gave me the vision when we first walked through the house! I immediately fell in love with the wood beams and the arched fireplace. Those two things kept me going when things were so overwhelming I wanted to cry (and sometimes did!). There ... [Continue Reading]
I picked up this fabulous vintage sitting chair at an antique shop in Logan, Utah at the end of December. My in-laws moved there a few months ago and whenever we visit, we always take the truck because the visit isn't complete without loading up at the fun stores along Main Street. I fell in love with the wood frame of this chair and knew ... [Continue Reading]
After I posted pictures of our new kitchen, I had quite a few emails and comments requesting more information about the transformation. I've also had a lot of emails about the paint color we used throughout the house. I'm planning on doing another post later this week about that, so for now, here's the details on our kitchen ... [Continue Reading]
Let's chat about our kitchen today. This is, by far, the room I lost the most sleep over. I knew exactly what I wanted, but was lovingly told a few million times that this would not be my dream kitchen. When we build in a few years, maybe then will I get exactly what I want....(marble countertops, farmhouse sink, cupboard-front appliances...etc.) ... [Continue Reading]
{Just a reminder: We'll be at the WILDHARE FLEA MARKET on MARCH 22nd AND 23rd! Bannock County Fairgrounds in Pocatello!} When I was in Boise a few weekends ago, I found this killer fabric at Home Fabrics. It's this huge warehouse full of discount designed fabrics and rugs. This was only $8.99 a yard, if you can believe that, and ... [Continue Reading]
I've had a lot of people ask when the WildHare Flea Market is. Soooooo......here we go. It's actually in just two weeks (which makes my head spin!). The dates and times are Friday, March 22nd from 10am-7pm and Saturday, March 23rd from 9am-5pm. Be sure to mark your calendars! It will be held at the Bannock County Fairgrounds and there ... [Continue Reading]
I'd like to share a few photos of our bedroom with you guys this morning. The room isn't very big and since we have a king bed, I feel like 'bed' is all there is room for. I shouldn't be complaining though, because the double closets are a huge upgrade from our last house. I'm still looking for a little bench to go at the foot of the bed and ... [Continue Reading]
My dears, I, for one, am celebrating that today is the first of March. Winters are loooong for me (and for lots of people, I know) and I always breathe a sigh of relief when this day rolls around each year. I'll be back next week with more pictures of our house, but for now, have a wonderful weekend and here are some springy photos I shot for ... [Continue Reading]
So, today I'd like to share some pictures of our dining room. Ideally, I wish this little room was a tad bigger, but I'm coming to enjoy how cozy it is. The biggest drawback for me is that there isn't enough room for a hutch. When I let my beloved black hutch go to a new home last fall, I consoled myself, knowing that I had no plans for ... [Continue Reading]
I have to admit, I was feeling a bit discouraged for the first two months of living in our new house. Exhausted from moving and from the holiday rush, I was feeling in such a decorative rut. I had spent the last few months buying things I thought would work perfectly in the house and had a folder full of inspiration pins on Pinterest, and in ... [Continue Reading]
Good morning, my dears. Hope you all had a great weekend. We're officially signed up to participate in the march WildHare Flea Market here in Pocatello at the Bannock County Fairgrounds March 22nd and 23rd (go mark your calendars now!). I'm so excited and already have some really great pieces that will be up for grabs. I may be posting an item ... [Continue Reading]
My darlings, it feels like it's been forever! How are you all? I've missed you so! At long last, we're happy to say we're finally in our new home. We've been here for a few weeks and between trying to finish up the remodel and unpacking, it's about done us in. We're happy to say, though, we feel we're at the tail-end of this big ... [Continue Reading]
Autumn is my favorite season to decorate for and in late August, I found myself wanting to pull out some of my fall goodies. Before September 1st ever came, I had put away my summery sailboats and vintage fans and replaced them with gourds, berries and pears. Here are a few pictures from around the house. Xo! ... [Continue Reading]
This DIY feather JuJu hat is a little easier to make than the other one I featured yesterday. The only limitation is that they only offer these in two different colors. So I started with a feather headdress. Two of them, to be exact. You can buy them online from Feather Place for $28.00. Go here for details. For the base of the JuJu hat, ... [Continue Reading]
The infamous Cameroon feather JuJu hat. I’ve been pining for one for well over a year now! I’ve pinned a million pins of all different colors, made a few small wool ones from this tutorial here, found a few decent priced ones on ebay, saved up to purchase an authentic one and debated back and forth which color I wanted best. With a semi-hefty ... [Continue Reading]
It's been a few months since I've shared some of my own recent finds, so I thought I'd share a few today. I found this cute scalloped bowl at Home Goods in California. $7.99! Another California Home Goods find: I've think you guys have seen the vintage kitchen scale I bought earlier this summer, but I'm absolutely in love with these ... [Continue Reading]
My dears, Mr. Keller and I are planning on putting our home on the market this weekend and we wanted to spread the word to our Vintage Farm friends. It's a one-car garage, ranch style home with approximatley 2400 square feet. It was built in the 1970s (1978, I believe) and has essentially been entirely updated. It has vinyl windows, vinyl ... [Continue Reading]
I love coastal decor, but oftentimes I feel a little silly going 'all-out' since we live nowhere near the ocean. This summer, I decided to just go for it. I have rope, boats, starfish, shells, netting and wicker. And guess what. I love it! Here's a rundown of my decor sources for the summer vignette: Lamp, a $10 TJ Maxx find Jar in wicker ... [Continue Reading]
Why hello, my dears! We wanted to extend an official welcome to our brand new website! We spent quite a bit of time preparing and designing it, and while I can't take credit for all the hard work putting together everything on the back-end, we are so excited to have a bright and shiny new place to display our furniture and decor. I'm sure things ... [Continue Reading]
Hey there, guys! Just checking in! We'll have a bunch of new items towards the end of this week, if Mr. Keller can get it together. Geeez. (Kidding: ). My guess is things will be ready Friday, or so. Here's what we'll have:Shabby dresserShabby armoireShabby credenza - perfect storage/media console. Pair of shabby chairs (soooo cute!)White ... [Continue Reading]
Good morning, my dears! Here's a few pictures of the spring mantle vignette I came up with for my March At Home submission. It's always so refreshing to put away the heavier decor of winter and replace it with all things light and airy. Enjoy the photos, and don't forget to scroll to the end of the post for a complete list of decor ... [Continue Reading]
It's finally March, my dears, and to be honest, I've been buying myself fresh bouquets of tulips every week since late January. This last part of winter drags on so much for me, and the freshness and color of blossom brings such a needed change in my home. I've also pulled out a few of my favorite teal items and my speckled eggs and vintage wire ... [Continue Reading]
Hello my dears,I've had so much fun sprucing up the house and taking pictures of how things are looking these days. Of course, things are constantly changing, as I haul home new treasures. But that's all part of the fun! If you'd care to see more, click here for the full tour.Xo. ... [Continue Reading]
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