 How cool is this!? Look we how we used some old wire spools to display jewelry and watches here at Art Angels Market. Just one of the many creative things we got going on here. The metal frame is an old wine rack used to drop the spools into place. Add Comment This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar.  This is a quick idea of making unique “bonnet knobs” for your shabby furniture project. Any material will do, but I chose burlap for this one because I had framed burlap to cover side repairs done to my dresser project and it kept in theme. All this can be done while waiting for paint to dry on your project. * First, paint the face of the wooden knobs to be used to match furniture as burlap is a very loose fabric and the paint will show through  * Next, cut squares of the burlap to wrap around the knobs large enough to have material left over  * Then wrap the knobs with the burlap and tie with a natural jute. An extra set of hands will help a lot!  * Next, trim off the excess material and string ends. Leave some burlap material at least the size of your knob so as to achieve the “bonnet” effect  * Mount to project furniture. That's it! Very simple, but it's an idea that you might not have occurred to you. See how nicely it goes with the overall project.  We will be having our Annual Spring Flea Market here at Art Angels Antique Market outside in the parking lot this Saturday from 8 - 2pm. With lots of vendors and dealers participating it looks to be a great day including the weather. I'm sure there will be no shortage of shabby chic treasures to seek out and find.  Click to see the items included. This is our signature Valentine's day special gift basket we are offering here at Art Angels Antique Market for that special someone. It's a "Not Too Shabby" pampering tin with all sorts of goodies to sweeten the soul and relax the mind from your special gal's daily grind. Nothing wrong with a little rhyme. We will of course have roses in the boutique and delivery all of your Valentine needs. This shabby tin comes filled with coconut shea butter soap, net-lathering sponge, Lindtt Lindor Truffle White Chocolate bar, Clean cotton reed diffuser, aromatique fresh hydrangea scented candle, hand-stamped flower sack tea towel with the words " Love Is Sweet" on it, yogurt covered raisins. Its wrapped with decorative cellophane and surrounded in Hershey's kisses. The "Not Too Shabby" tin will sell for 75$. If you want to spend $100, you can include 3 roses wrapped up in a pretty bouquet. Of course being Valentine's we will have have a half a dozen roses for $55 and $ 95 for a dozen. Art Angels florist always carries the freshest flowers and hope you will choose us as your Valentine's Day "one stop" source. Start blogging by creating a new post. You can edit or delete me by clicking under the comments. You can also customize your sidebar by dragging in elements from the top bar.
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