Yesterday we bought a 1967 “canned ham” camper and it is already so cozy.
I found a quilt at a thrift store that reminded me of a friend so I sewed them a jacket out of it.
Not a particularly fun find, but good timing. One week ago my partner asked me to find a lawn tractor sprinkler. I love that so many things can be found thrifting if you have reasonable patience or hope 😂2
Our living room is full of midcentury Italian pottery. I did a quick count, and there are about 80 pieces. I remember when I had ONE Bitossi ashtray ten or twelve years ago and I was excited about that.4
Found this vintage wicker frog purse at Goodwill today. The perfect summer accessory at the lake?3
Dalahäst collection, found thrifting over the last seven years. Always the best when I spot one in the wild.
Went to a parade in Northern Wisconsin and ended up leaving with this Rosewood table from a flea market for $10.
Blue hour in Wisconsin.
Found this pair of vintage Mastercraft chairs in minty condition in northern Wisconsin. Keeping the rocker at our cabin and a friend is taking the other. $20 each!2
Found this really cool wooden jewelry box at Goodwill today. It even has a hidden drawer within a drawer.2
Found this vintage Urge at a northern Wisconsin Goodwill today.
Found this pair of Gould’s birds prints for $12 each at Savers. They were reproduced by Soicher Marin and retail for $350 each! We just did a small renovation at our cabin, and I was happy to find them just in time to hang on this new wall.
A tour of the small multi-use porch space of our Wisconsin cabin.6
Made our cabin bunk porch so much cozier today. Before is the last pic.3
Our tiny Wisconsin cabin bedroom.
I’ve got my Reader’s Digest and a cocktail, ready for cozy cabin evening.
Our den, where I really embraced my love of blue, green, texture, and pattern.
Slow Sunday on a lovely morning in Minnesota.2
Added some colorful film to our cabin kitchen window for cozy magic.5
What does my house say about me?11
A quiet morning at our Wisconsin cabin.
First weekend of the year at our little cabin in Wisconsin.3
I made my first Pojagi style curtain for our cabin’s kitchen window.2
Painted this mural today to add a little charm to our 80s era home.2
Late 80s kitchen in Minnesota. I’ve come to appreciate all the oak.3
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