vintage style, cottage living, home cooking
Welcome back to What Meegan Makes! I am happy to be here and share some of my September Highlights with you today. It is crazy how fast time passes by. We are already in the last few days of October.
Sharing my September highlights with you helps me to see ALL that I have been up to. It is fun to look back and see what are my favorite posts and what I would do over again.
Do you make wish lists? I do. On my wish list for the past few years has been a Cricut. Do YOU know what a Cricut is?
Here is a detailed description: You can create DIY projects and crafts with Cricut Explore One™. It is an electronic cutting machine offering amazing precision at an irresistible price. It cuts a wide variety of materials from paper to iron-on to adhesive vinyl—even thick materials like leather and burlap! Design on your computer or iPad® using free, cloud-based software.
Now do you see why I want one?
Oh, what I could make with a Cricut Explore One Pink Poppy Machine+ Basic Starter Kit!
Hello everyone! It is so good to have you here. This week has been a little slow for me. But, I am doing well and happy to be here on my blog. Especially to show you my Vintage Mirror With Gold Tint.
I received this mirror shortly after my grandfather passed away. It hung in my grandparents bedroom along with their bedroom furniture as long as I can remember.
The frame of the mirror was a dull gold, coppery color. A little boring and “heavy” looking.
About 5 years ago, when I was trying to lighten up our small condo, I painted the frame of the mirror Turquoise Mist from Olympic Paint. It has been that way ever since.
Hello there! Not only do I have a $10 Thrifted Table Makeover today, I have a fun fact for you.
Did you know that some thrift stores in your area MAY contribute to your local animal shelters? I didn’t either until my friend, Jeanette from Country Design Style informed me.
If you aren’t sure if there is a thrift store in your area that is among that list visit: The Directory of Animal Protective Services. They will guide you to thrift store that benefit animal rescues.
By way of animal facts about me: We had a dog name Lacy that was an Airedale. We got her as a tiny puppy. She was so faithful to our family. As she got older she would walk our kids to the bus stop every morning. When it was time for the bus to drop them off, she would head back over and walk them home. It still brings tears to my eyes when I think about it. And she has been gone for more than 25 years.
Lacy looked VERY similar to this.
