So much chic!

I was torn between keeping these or not! I just adore the slight chippyness and old world feel of these accent tables. Oh the places I could put them in my house. But I can just see them in a tweens bedroom, a place to lay a diary or to drop the days jewelry. Maybe a sparkling bedside lamp and a good book.

I put so much thought into decorating these tables, can you tell? Hope that they find a great home and a very appreciative new owner who will love them as much as I have!

Tables are 17" tall and 18x18 square. I am selling them for $45 each, obo.

First is my pink and black creation. I so wanted to create something that was "Tween" either for a little girl or the little girl in us moms!

My second creation is in Purple and Silver. This is definitely more of a teen and up table, with a little bit of industrial with the silver wrapping and bling!

Yummy Crafty Fun!

Having too much fun making these retro steampunky kinda clips.. how many things can you think to do with this?
Hairclip
bookmark...

Cleaned up beautifully - Sold!

I have absolutely looved loved loved this clock since my mother gave it to me many moons ago. However with changing to a rustic southwestern shabby chic look, the retro clock just doesn't match.

This clock keeps wonderful time. I have tightened all the wood rays up, as well as used all natural beeswax on the teak and polished to a gorgeous candle sheen. It made it harder to part with, let me tell you! I took a cloth to the clock face, but didn't want to polish away the rust patina, I have always felt that it added to the funky look. Hopefully the next owner will feel the same.

I am unable to even find this design anywhere online! I found a thumbnail of one that sold back in 2008, but I figured I would err on the side of low. Every other Elgin clock with the same dimensions, age, and style as well as in working condition were going for over $150!

Measurements are
Teak Rays - 8 1/2"
Clock as a whole from top of ray at 12, to bottom of ray at 6. - 25"
Clock face - 7 1/8"
There are a total of 12 teak wood rays and 12 brass balls on a brass circle frame.