Master Bedroom

 The master bedroom was put together with
things we had, some older pieces of furniture
 that were used in previous homes,

 and great sale and found items.
Very budget decorating.

 A Longaberger basket filled with knitting supplies.

 I'm still working on that chunky colorful scarf. 

That's the extent of my knitting skills.

The bedding, matelasse' set, log cabin quilt set and 

the lamps were JCP outlet sale items, 80% off. 

The original watercolors were from Larry's parents. 

We had them reframed and rematted. 

They look better here than anywhere we've

 had them in the past.

 Now, the log headboard was a real find!

 It was a twin bed that was discarded in 

my Florida neighborhood on bulk trash day. 

You should have seen me trying to load 

these heavy pieces by myself into our van. 

They are perfect here. Larry joined the headboard

 and footboard (luckily the same size) 

to make a king size rustic log headboard.

Drapery panels $10/pair . 

The set of 4 oil paintings, also outlet deals.

They were found on sale

at the JCP Outlet store.

The colors work great in this room

The ceiling fan has a rustic mountain motif.

It has two lights with the top one a soft night light.

The wild oil painting above the mirror was from 

a church yard sale here. I got it for $4.   

Larry built the rustic wood frame from a

 discarded pallet, as he has done HERE. 

A Jack Schmitt watercolor we've had for years.

 It's great that the art we've had works so

 beautifully with the decor we have here in NC.

Rustic frame I found on sale at Target and

an old lamp.

A collection of thrifty throws. 

I find these handmade afghans at thrift 

stores here. I wash and dry them, so they are 

fluffy soft to snuggle with.   

Some are stored in a Longaberger basket.

This branch ladder was found at a local crafts 

show. I've added a few lap blankets, 

a cowboy hat and rope I found in the garage.

The top of the dresser had an old oil lamp 

that I've added electric to, a dough bowl 

filled with sweetgum balls that I gathered 

on a road trip stop by a Florida forrest. 

That's a poster sized picture of me

 a few years ago....OK many years ago.

TEMPUS FUGIT

That was carved into the stone walls above the 

entrance of my junior high school in Florida, 

 Robert E. Lee. 

I never knew what it meant, but I do now!

Rita

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