Monday 20 December 2010

a little window

On my trudge to the post office today I saw a little window sitting in a skip. I coveted it immediately and with a little encouragement from twitter I decided that if it was still there when I walk back home that it was meant to be mine. I braved the hostile queue at the post office, ran around getting chocolate, oats and milk (cold weather essentials) then flounced back in a huff, slipping and sliding on the icy pavement while my ipod blared in my ears.

Low and behold there was the little window still in the skip with a layer of ice and snow on it. I fished it out and trudged the rest of the way home. I narrowly avoided falling on my ass in the street and dropping my new prize possession. I unpacked my shopping, had a warm by the fire then wiped down the window and found a spot for it on my dresser. I love that it is battered by the weather and a bit junky (aka Flea Market Style) it suits me and my mood and when there is some sort of decent light I think it will photograph beautifully in the background of blog pictures.


I think I may pin some fairy lights on it tomorrow if the fancy takes me. For now I have used it as a pin board and stuck two little cards on it for inspiration from the very talented Deborah of Champignons . She says one day she will conquer the world, and I believe she will do just that. And speaking of pin boards have you found pinterest yet? Its my latest obsession when I have my coffee breaks, its very inspirational. My pins are here



5 comments:

Jessa | ReArtingDotNet said...

That is a precious little window! I am going to pin this sweet post for Friday's Finds.

Obviously, the little window was meant for you...

JuanitaTortilla said...

Too cuuuute... Yes, a fairy window! It really works well as a picture frame, like what you did!

Deborah Champion said...

I love it! I would have stolen it too. I tiny leaded window in a skip? FOR SHAME. Thanks for the mention. You are too kind x

Anonymous said...

I love it. It looks like it was meant to be there! An excellent spot of wombling :)

jillytacy said...

I love your "new" old window. It's quite wonderful. I have a large old window that I sanded down hanging over my couch. I love it so I understand why you love yours. Your little window is the perfect size.