To your blog-a-versary!
Acquired Objects
One Year Blogging,
truly interesting posts, always with a good sense of humor!
"Our carriage barn dates from 1790 and had never been used as livable space until now
and this is our journey of how we made it habitable. Some time just before 1830 the carriage barn
was attached to our home via a mudroom with an extra room above.
We know it was just before 1830 because of the way the boards had been hand planed......
'making progress' - more: here
...We had originally intended for the barn to be our new master suite but the size,
over 1300 square feet, made it a little to big for our needs....
...so the husband graciously offered it up to me to be used as my new studio for my business"
Acquired Objects: The Whimsical Human Form
read here:
Collecting Habit: Tassels
18th Century French Tapestry fragment....
17th Century Flemish tapestry fragment.....
One Year Blogging,
truly interesting posts, always with a good sense of humor!
"Our carriage barn dates from 1790 and had never been used as livable space until now
and this is our journey of how we made it habitable. Some time just before 1830 the carriage barn
was attached to our home via a mudroom with an extra room above.
We know it was just before 1830 because of the way the boards had been hand planed......
read here:
Deconstruction of a Dream...Barn Renovation
...We had originally intended for the barn to be our new master suite but the size,
over 1300 square feet, made it a little to big for our needs....
read more here:
Deatils - Details - Details...so the husband graciously offered it up to me to be used as my new studio for my business"
~ Oreillers ~
Antique Decorative Pillows and Textiles
"Henri and Cushions"
read more: Acquired Objects: The Whimsical Human Form
Collecting Habit: Tassels
~ Oreillers ~
Antique Decorative Pillows and Textiles
Specialising in 16th - 19th Century European Textiles
here
Debra works from an 18th century carriage barn in the New England countryside,
her pillows are meticulously handcrafted with respect for their past.
Her passion for antique textiles stems from their rich history,
vibrant color and exquisite craftsmanship.
A piece of history as well as a piece of long forgotten art
she feels her pillows and textiles are truly pieces of another time,
to be enjoyed for years to come.
Here only a few of Debra's wonderful creations:
available at http://www.oreillers.com/
17th Century English or French Gold & Silver Embroidery
18th Century Italian Silk
18th Century Brussels Tapestry
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And here Debra's Giveaway:
All information how to win one of these beautiful pillows
here
Blog-a-versary and Giveaway! Post from July 5, 2011
Bonne chance!
