I bought this L'Occitane soap on Bloor Street and wanted a special dish to put it in. I repurposed a saucer from one of my teacups.
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I love junk style, also known as flea market chic or shabby chic. It's unique, it fits my budget, and I love the sense of history behind every item I find. In this blog I share favorite photos from my home and my travels.
About Me
- Michelle Lynne Goodfellow
- I'm a sometime professional organizer, consultant, freelance writer and crayon artist who works by day in a fabric store, helping people create magic. In my blogs (and there are many) I try to help people live their best lives. Or, failing that, entertain them. To contact me, email Michelle at emelgy.com
Index
- antiques (1)
- art (1)
- baskets (3)
- bowls (1)
- chairs (7)
- christmas (1)
- clocks (1)
- colonial relics (1)
- curb surfing (6)
- decorations (1)
- dishes (5)
- exteriors (3)
- family castoffs (1)
- favorite stores (1)
- flea market chic (17)
- furniture (8)
- graffiti (2)
- junk style (17)
- kitchens (3)
- natural ephemera (3)
- plants (1)
- repurposed stuff (7)
- rummage sale finds (2)
- shabby chic (17)
- tables (2)
- thrift store finds (3)
- toys (2)
- urban landscapes (2)
- window treatments (2)
- yard sale finds (1)
Blog Archive
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2010
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March
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- crown canning jars
- abandoned road construction sign score
- savon de marseille l'occitane
- basket of pears and apples
- washbasin veggie bowl
- delftware
- black creek pioneer village
- bloor and bathurst graffiti
- dandelion mud pie
- narcissi still life
- orange crate side table
- replica vintage clock
- junk style christmas tree
- good-bye chairs
- canning jars
- yard sale-ing
- new rocking chair
- sunday night curb surfing
- rocking chair
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March
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