Here's an overview of the things Aunt Barb brought me. There are bunches of headboards and frames (that shopping bag is filled with frames), shutters, old window frames, spindles, a cupboard door, a carnival-like wooden horse, and a few other items.
There are 16 head or foot boards. Some will be pieced out for parts, some will make benches and a few might even be used as headboards. I will show the headboards tomorrow.
There are some really great frames in all different sizes. Nine pairs of shutters. And a little wooden shelf.
Five old window frames.
A few weathered pieces...one is a cool table leg and that carved board is great.
There are 35 spindles. Thirty-five of them!
More frames. I love the two identical owns with all the carvings.
And an antique quilt rack. I love this. I just might use this in the studio for displaying fabrics. I can't believe all the work my Aunt Barb did to find all of these great items. And I can't wait to get started on them. Now if I could just add 12 hours to each day so I'd have the time to get everything done. Thank you so much Aunt Barb! And as always, thanks for stopping by!
I want an Aunt Barb!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of great stuff!!!!
Have fun!
♥'s
Sherry
WOW! It's a good thing you have a barn with a lot of space. What incredible finds. You are going to be VERY busy! I can't wait to see what you create with your new to you treasures!
ReplyDeleteYou are gonna need a partner pretty soon to re-purpose all the new "gifts".
ReplyDeleteBliss
Free stuff rocks! You know what you will be up to for awhile :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you hit the jackpot!
ReplyDeleteThe free stuff fairy, what a great name for your Aunt Barb, and what a fantastic haul, she sure knows what to look for !
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh! You ARE one lucky lady! LOVE free stuff!
ReplyDeleteway to go, you're going to be very busy.
gail