Product Details Our signature Courtly Stripe Console Table has been reimagined as the smaller, but no less stylish, Sterling Check® & Stripe Side Table. Made start to finish in Aurora, New York, it features Sterling Check and Stripe on a silhouette that includes a graceful scalloped-edge apron, corner blocks studded with gold beads, and carved legs, all hand-painted by our artisans. The drawer features a handcrafted Sterling Check ceramic knob. Product #: 246-4618 Dimensions 25" wide, 19" long, 30" tall Materials Constructed of birch and maple, hand-painted in Sterling Stripes and Checks, gold leaf and brass embellishments, with ceramic drawer pull. Pieces may vary due to the handmade nature of each product. Handmade in Aurora. Care and Use Dust lightly with a soft, dry cloth.
This table runner is the foundation for a stunning holiday tabletop, featuring a plethora of peppermints done entirely in beads. Dimensions: 13"W x 36"L x 0.5"H Product weight: 2.5 lbs. Pieces may vary due to the handmade nature of each product. Made in India Web ID: 5170929 See More Info
Have you seen the new Mackenzie - Childs catalog? Every page is full of gorgeous eye candy. I love the whole Courtly Check line. Every single piece!! You can describe MacKenzie - Childs products as gorgeous, fabulous, beautiful, unique, original, definitely high quality. Affordable, budget friendly, inexpensive??? No, you would never use those words to describe MC products. This little black and white check pot was inspired by MC. First off I painted a few coats of white acrylic paint onto a terra cotta pot. Making sure to let it dry between each coat. I used a pencil to sketch the pattern onto the pot. I scribbled with the pencil a bit to mark the sections I wanted to paint black. After I painted the black and white check pattern, I edged everything up with a metallic gold acrylic paint. When the paint was dry I did a few layers of gloss Mod Podge. Then I ran over to Home Depot for a plant. It was slim pickins at the end of February. Winter be gone! Succulents and a few cacti.....mmmm how Nevada I thought. So I bought six. I am on the fence about my MacKenzie - Childs inspired pot, I do love it, it is eye catching across the room. It was easy to paint and I will probably make a few more. But I still dream about ordering so many of the gorgeous pieces from the catalog. Thank you MacKenzie - Childs for the inspiration! Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate you taking the time to visit. Sign up to follow me by email, or on Pinterest or Facebook. Have a wonderful day, MacKenzie - Childs.com 4" Courtly Check Flower Pot by MacKenzie - Childs I am sharing this post at: A Stroll Thru Life: 206th Inspire me Tuesday Ivy and Elephants: What's It Wednesday #113 Green Willow Pond: What We Accomplished Wednesday #44 Savvy Southern Style: Wow Us Wednesday #159 My Romantic Home: Show and Tell Friday Common Ground: Be Inspired #179 It's Overflowing: Share Your Creativity Party #105 Email me @ [email protected]
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A friend of mine asked me to paint these for her. I have to say that out of all the pumpkins I've been painting lately, these are my absolute favorites. They just add a little bit of class to the regular ole pumpkin. And if you've priced the real ones....you will want to make your own. I started by painting regular foam pumpkins (I got these at Michael's) that would have white in them - all white. Then I added the black. For the checked pumpkins, I started at the stem with a pencil and began marking my initial pattern. Nothing fancy as you can see. Make sure you use a pencil because you might need to adjust and erase like I did. I worked around the pumpkin from top to bottom with black squares. Then I added hints of gold, mustard and a little bit of purple to bring out the details. I finished these with a high gloss water based polyurethane. What do you think? I love them! (Secretly...I want to keep them for myself) :) I hope you have a great day. Thanks for stopping by! Paula Linking with Dwelling In Happiness Boogie Board Cottage A Stroll Thru Life Cedarhill Ranch Ivy and Elephants Cozy Little House Savvy Southern Style Domestically Speaking Lou Lou Girls Revisionary Life Nancherrow Redoux Interiors
This tofu tomato pasta sauce is packed with veggies, fiber, and plant-based protein! It's such a quick, go-to weeknight dinner idea and is an awesome way to clear out the fridge. Feel free to customize it (see ideas in notes)! Recipe is vegan + can be made gluten-free.
Product Details A classic. Gold lustre embellishments provide a counterpoint to tonal checks and stripes on our Courtly Check® Floor Lamp. Handmade, hand-glazed, kiln-fired terra cotta, hand-painted by our artisans. Linen-blend shade is embellished with a braided soutache and golden ball trim. Extraordinary. Product #: 13050-040 Dimensions 16" base dia., 21" shade dia., 76" tall Materials Handmade, hand-painted ceramic with gold lustre embellishment, brass hardware, and silk tassels. Ivory linen shade embellished with soutache braid and gold ball trim. Pieces may vary due to the handmade nature of each product. Care and Use Wipe with soft cloth to clean. 75 type A lamp bulbs, two max (not included).
Vintage 1990s Spuds Mackenzie Bud Light T-Shirt: Underarm To Underarm (Inches): 20.5 Shoulder To Bottom (Inches): 29.5 Sleeve (Inches): 6.5 Tag Size: LARGE **All Measurements Are Taken With The Item Laying Flat On A Table - Please Refer To Measurements Before Placing An Order And Feel Free To Reach Out About Specific Measurements** FLAWS: Classic Vintage Wear/Blemishes - Please See Pictures For Any Wear/Tear - If There Are No Pictures Of Specific Flaws, The Item Is FLAWLESS Welcome To Relocation Vintage - Your One Stop Shop For All Your Vintage Scoops! All items are hand-picked and washed by our staff. Have any questions? Don't hesitate to reach out to us and we will be glad to help!
Welcome to the heart of the home—the breakfast nook!This cherished little corner has evolved from a mere morning meal spot to a full-blown style statement.Whether you’re sipping a latte while scrolling through your morning emails or gathering for a weekend brunch with loved ones, the right nook can set the tone for your day.That’s
Ships from vendor.Unwrap the delightful details of the Pretty As a Bow Coffee Table. Its brass-finish iron frame is topped with clear tempered glass and decorated with the embossed, hand-painted Pretty As a bow Pattern on the engineered wood shelf below. It makes quite a statement, and the black and white pattern complements so many of MacKenzie-Childs collections.Overall, approx. 43"W x 23"D x 25"TIncludes hardwareImportedBoxed weight, approximately 65.0lbs Online Inquiries: NMS21_HFKB9Store Inquiries: #401225357519About MacKenzie-Childs: Since 1983, MacKenzie-Childs has created distinct items from an imaginative perspective, fusing traditional, modern, and playful elements into pieces that shout joy. Drawing from its rich handmade heritage, MacKenzie-Childs’ goal is transforming your home into your happy place and making every corner feel fresh and original. Inspiration comes from worldwide travels, the beauty of its unique headquarters on a 65-acre former dairy farm in Upstate New York, and a firm belief in living life to its fullest.
Rhubarb is one of those foods that’s sort of in between a vegetable and fruit in my mind. Technically speaking, it’s a veggie, but it’s sour/sweet nature and the fact that it’s mainly used in desserts, will lead you to believe rhubarb is a fruit. Let’s be real.. who honestly cares what it’s labeled as? It’s going to be a ...
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Yippee!!! Thank you Marty for featuring the pumpkins this week! Make sure to visit Marty at her blog: A Stroll Thru Life Click here to view a tour of her lovely home! Thank you to Kathy over at Life on Lakeshore Drive for giving the pumpkins a feature too! I am soooooo flattered! Click here to visit Kathy, she throws a fun party! Happy Fall Y'all! Well here we are in the middle of autumn...Mother Nature is proudly displaying her colorful artwork. And so am I! Proudly displaying my artwork that is. I love the way my checkered pumpkins stand out against the fall colors. These pumpkins are obviously inspired by Mackenzie - Childs. I mean if you are going to be inspired you might as well be inspired by the best! As much as I love how these faux pumpkins look outdoors, I knew they needed a nice home indoors. So I went to Costco to get a free box...to paint like a boot tray I saw in the MC catalog. Seriously you had to know that was coming! The box I made was inspired by the Mackenzie - Childs boot tray, which sells for $495. While I am sure it is worth every penny, I just felt $495 was maybe a bit much for a pumpkin display. My husband thought the same thing, no arguments he totally agreed with me on this! There might have been some talk about who puts boots on a $495 tray? I am sure some of you are thinking who paints a Costco box to look like a $495 boot tray. Yeah we talked about that too.. I still went ahead and painted the box and he ended up liking it. He even cut the cute decorative wood trim for me. He figured he was saving himself $495.... Just to make my box unique I added the word pumpkin, spelled in French no less, with some gold paper letters I cut with the Silhouette Cameo. I am betting it's the only box of its kind here in Nevada. Pun intended. Geeze I photographed these guys from every possible angle! Close ups too! Here is a quick tutorial on how I painted these beauties. I cut a paper square (1 1/4 inch) and traced around it on the fake pumpkin. Then I marked the squares that I wanted to paint black with an X. Then I painted them black. I let them dry for a few hours. Then I watered down (thinned) some gold metallic acrylic paint and brushed it all over the pumpkin. Done. Same idea for the "boot tray" except I had to paint the box white first. Which took about four coats. It works best if you let the paint dry between coats. At this point I was thinking maybe $495 isn't really that much... At first I just painted a gold stripe on the bottom edge of the box. Ugh that wasn't going to work. Off to the home center for some edging I went. I think the wood trim really finishes the box off. It almost hides the fact that it's really a Costco box. I said almost not totally! So everyone is happy, the pumpkins, my husbands wallet and myself. Thank you to my dear friend Paula for giving me the faux white pumpkins...not orange ones, phew! And thank you to Costco for the free box. Total cost of this project $13.95 plus tax. The wood trim was the only thing I purchased. So the MC boot tray is $495, the pumpkins are $50 for an 8" pumpkin (I have 2) and $100 for the 9" pumpkin. So I'd say this was a cost effective project! Thank you for visiting MarvinDaughters I appreciate your time and sense of humor! Follow me with email or on Facebook or Pinterest. Have a wonderful day, Sharing this post at: My Romantic Home: Show and Tell Friday! FRENCH COUNTRY COTTAGE: Feathered Nest Friday Natasha In Oz: Say G'Day Linky Party (110) A Stroll Thru Life: 240th Inspire Me Tuesday An Extraordinary Day: Project Inspire(d) Link Party Week 90 Our Home Away From Home: Tuesdays At Our Home #84 Boogieboard Cottage: Linky Party #199 Life On Lakeshore Drive: The Bouquet of Talent #112 Savvy Southern Style: Wow Us Wednesdays #193 Ivy and Elephants: What's It Wednesday #140
Two functionalities, one majorly stylish (and practical) room.
