Oh Becky you did a wonderful job on those patterns and the frames. I love where you put the ice bucket and the plate. Thank you for sharing your treasures with us. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed day and stay safe my dear and Special Friend. ❤❤❤
Love the patterns and where you put them. So perfect! And so is that ice bucket! It's so you! And don't you love when you find even just one new piece, placing it where you want creates a whole other conundrum of events, lol. What was in that spot now needs a new spot, and when you find a place, what was in THAT spot now needs a new place, and so on, and so on. 😂😂 But that keeps our homes fresh and keeps us from getting bored! 😂 Thank you for sharing! ❤
Your crafting studio is your space and it works - please don't feel the need to apologize that it doesn't look like instagram! The ice bucket looks great on the shelf!!!
You just tickle me. You are 4 years younger than my oldest daughter. All of your decor just reminds me of my house when she was a little girl and my moms and my sweet mother in loves home. Wonderful visiting with you again. See you soon. 😊❤😊❤😊🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Becky, I think your craft room is really neat and organized! I love all of your finds. They bring back my childhood,and growing up in the seventies! My Mom was a great decorator and used so many of the same styles. I absolutely love how you framed those clothing patterns,what a neat idea!!! Thank you again,for sharing your creativity with us,I can’t wait until you he next video!!!😊
I do enjoy your videos! You are welcoming, creative and very talented. You should be proud of your home and the way you decorate it. It is perfect and I admire the fact that you love what you have instead of constantly striving for more. It’s a pleasure to spend time watching your videos! Thanks for all your time, effort and inspiration.
Hi Becky! I knew right away that you got the ice bucket! I love love love it! I thought the other one was so cool and I still do, but I think this one takes the cake! lol You are right, your plate is glorious and what a cute little St. Patrick's Day figurine! Just wanted to tell you that I have several of those vintage patterns displayed in my craft room. I just have them propped up by my sewing machine, but your idea of framing them is fantastic, I never thought of that, you are just so creative, they turned out beautiful and it's perfect where you hung them! Love how you displayed everything too! What a wonderful video, thank you! 🌻❤🦉
Thanks so much Gayle, if you so decide to frame yours using those same frames there was a few suggestions made about how to hang them without having to use both of the hangers on the back. (Wrapping picture hanging wire seemed like a really smart idea)
Becky great buy on the ice bucket. It looks great where you put it. I love the patterns framed. They are perfect in your craft room. Love and blessings 🤎🧡💛🧡🤎
Hi Becky! That is a great idea with putting the patterns over the matte and framing them. The way you displayed them is just perfect. I too don't like the hangers on the back of those picture fames. Could you hot glue another type on the back of the frame itself? Just a thought! Also I love your craft room! Hey. It's not messy. It's an artist studio. The main thing is, you know where everything is and you can just close the door. My favorite day of the week is Tursday's. It's discount days for senior's citizen's at my favorite thrift stores. I take advantage of that. I have two favorite stores I go to. I enjoy going antiqueing on other days. I am retired, soon to turn 68 years old (. It comes quicker than you think).My grandma always said, " Age is a matter of the mind, if you don',t mind, it doesn't matter." Het, every day is a gift from God, right? Becky, I enjoy your videos, you atre a delight I am so glad I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to your next video. Vivian from Texas. 😊
I know right! I was so excited to find it and in a thrift store of all places. That plate would have sold for 30.00 on eBay easily. I think I found a treasure.
I love everything you bought and how you displayed it all! What a great idea with the vintage patterns too!! You come up with the best ideas ever! Have a blessed week Becky!
I know buy now you’ve already hung the beautiful pictures…..my idea is maybe next time add a nice heavy string to make it easy to hang.😊. Sometimes maybe for a little change putting the amazing ice bucket are the last plate you showed above the stove where the small cabinet doors are , above 👆 there 😊,would be so pretty. I hang my plates the same as you. I hang some of my plates on the wall then decorate in front of it and it’s a beautiful look. I love decorating above my cabinets it’s such a homey feeling and look. Amazing find sweet lady. Thank you for sharing. God bless and have a wonderful Sunday……🍃💗🍃
I use the same hangers for all of my plates too! Completely agree with you! Vintage artwork is always so pretty whether on patterns, books, postcards... ❤
I wish I had taken more time to leopard from my mom when she was still sewing. I have just never been able to follow instructions. (Any of them not just patterns)
Love, love the framed patterns. They look perfect in your craft room 😊 I can so relate to DIY projects that go astray, because we were going to save money & should have just spent the money in the first place. Fun video! You found the perfect place for your ice bucket! Take care 🌼
love love your decor. loved what you did with the patterns. they look sooo nice on the craft wall. looking forward to next week to see what you have for us.
Such nice finds I knew you would buy the ice bucket.....so you. I like the patterns in the frames. My Mom made me the pant suit and made it look so easy. For the frame on the back when you have 2 hanger clips on the back I cut a piece of ribbon to the size I want. Tie each end of the ribbon double knot to each one of the hangers. You will have one straight line. Put your nail in the wall and center it where you want it and there you go. I hope this makes sense. Thank you for always making me smile. Hug 🌺
I don’t have wall space in my craft room for patterns, all the wall is covered with loverly kitsch so all of mine are in a vintage sewing basket. Love what you did with yours!
Becky, I look forward to watching your videos! 😄👍 I love your decorating and vintage pieces you find! I especially like the framed vintage patern jackets you made! Very nice! Blessings, Brenda in Arizona
Hi Becky!!! Just love how your patterns framed look! Great idea! I made some awhile ago with paper doll cutouts framed then in my granddaughters play room ! They came out adorable!!
Hello! I have the pattern with the plaid pant suit! My mother made it for me in that same material ! She was a wonderful seamstress! I love the frames they fit perfectly, the modern with the vintage is just right!!
@@MyLittleVintageHome No sadly to say! I have only one dress that she made for me, When I was in the 12th grade! I have seen the pattern on Pinterest. If I come across it again I will send you a picture of both my dress and the pattern!
Hi Becky, I was hoping you would buy the March Angel, she will be perfect in your tiered tray next year. $6.00 was a great price. I would have bought her too! The flowered ice bucket is definitely your style and fits in nicely where you placed it. The patterns were also a good find and at a very good price. I've seen them as high as $12 each. As you might know, Vintage patterns are sized differently, so if you ever do attempt to make something, I would recommend comparing your measurements with the actual pattern pieces. I even do that with current patterns. The first clothing item I ever made was a V neck olive green jumper in 1964!
I also dislike those double hooks on the back of picture frames. I got a small package of picture hanging wire and I string it between the two hooks. Then I just have to use one nail and balance it on the picture hanging wire. I just love how the , three framed vintage patterns look on your wall!
Hi Becky, What a cool idea to frame the patterns! And I wouldn’t even try to make a dress, etc. from a pattern today- made a skirt in 8th grade home ec and that was the beginning and end of that for me! And those two hooks on the backs of pictures are awful- my husband refuses to hang those for me. Have a blessed week
lol, I remember home ec. I think my class was the last one to have it. They got rid of it not long after. It’s a shame too. This generation could really benefit from it. Although they should call it “how to function in the real world” lol
Well you win some, you lose some (referring to your sewing attempt) At least you tried. I have a feeling it turned out better than you are giving yourself credit for. I took a local sewing class and it was a blast. She offered days where you could bring in your project and she would help you fix it or guide you on a part you were stuck on. Maybe there is something like that in your area.
I would love that. There used to be a lady that worked at Walmart in the sewing section. I would go and talk to her and pick her brain when I got stumped on something. I need to look her up she had since retired but she would probably like the company.
Love your videos and your sweet personality! BTW, the backs of those pattern envelopes contain important information if you do decide to construct the garments.
I bought those dishes from Belk back in ghetto 1970’s. I can’t let them go for some reason so they stay packed up. Also I have so many patterns as my mom was a great semstress making all of my clothes.
I did not mean to say ghetto but when a grandson is around there is no telling what I might type with his help. I meant in the 1970’s it os hard to believe I am vintage but I have many packed away dishes,
I was hoping you would get the ice bucket. (it had Becky wrote all over it!) But I knew you had just bought one so I was afraid you would pass. Thought maybe it would look cute on cabinet above the stove. Everything looks nice.🤎❤
I saw a woman run a string or thin piece of ribbon, through the two hangers. Tie the two ends together and now hang from the string. No more guessing and making unnecessary nail holes.
You can alter the hanging system on the frames for the patterns by just running some wire or even jute string through both of the hangers on the back of the frames to create an easy solution for hanging them. This probably isn’t making any sense until you try it 🙄🤔
Oh Becky you did a wonderful job on those patterns and the frames. I love where you put the ice bucket and the plate. Thank you for sharing your treasures with us. So until next time God Bless you and your family and have a Blessed day and stay safe my dear and Special Friend. ❤❤❤
Love the patterns and where you put them. So perfect! And so is that ice bucket! It's so you! And don't you love when you find even just one new piece, placing it where you want creates a whole other conundrum of events, lol. What was in that spot now needs a new spot, and when you find a place, what was in THAT spot now needs a new place, and so on, and so on. 😂😂 But that keeps our homes fresh and keeps us from getting bored! 😂
Thank you for sharing! ❤
Yes, I love doing that. Just one new piece leads into a whole new fun vignette.
Becky, loved that idea for the vintage patterns❤ so many beautiful items👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love your idea of putting the vintage clothes patterns in the frame and putting them in your craft room. So cute.❤
Thanks so much Kathy❤️
Tie a piece of string or wire between the two books on the back and hang it from the string or wire. Works great. Only need one nail then 💜
Your crafting studio is your space and it works - please don't feel the need to apologize that it doesn't look like instagram! The ice bucket looks great on the shelf!!!
When I have frames with two horizontal hooks I wrap a piece of wire between the two hooks & then you can easily hang it with one nail or hook! 😉
I do the same thing! Works wonderfully. 😊
Oh, I love the way you hung those patterns. That is a brilliant idea. ❤
Thanks so much Tammy. ❤️
They have lots of those vintage patterns on Pinterest. I love the way you make those colors work in a modern home!
Thanks so much Sharon❤️
You just tickle me. You are 4 years younger than my oldest daughter. All of your decor just reminds me of my house when she was a little girl and my moms and my sweet mother in loves home. Wonderful visiting with you again. See you soon. 😊❤😊❤😊🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks no much Donna, I think I was just born in the wrong decade sometimes. ❤️
So excited to see a video today. I miss you when you’re gone. 😊
I wish I could do this full time. I would love every minute of it.
Hi Becky,
I think your craft room is really neat and organized! I love all of your finds. They bring back my childhood,and growing up in the seventies! My Mom was a great decorator and used so many of the same styles. I absolutely love how you framed those clothing patterns,what a neat idea!!! Thank you again,for sharing your creativity with us,I can’t wait until you he next video!!!😊
I do enjoy your videos! You are welcoming, creative and very talented. You should be proud of your home and the way you decorate it. It is perfect and I admire the fact that you love what you have instead of constantly striving for more. It’s a pleasure to spend time watching your videos! Thanks for all your time, effort and inspiration.
Thank you so much!
Hi Becky! I knew right away that you got the ice bucket! I love love love it! I thought the other one was so cool and I still do, but I think this one takes the cake! lol You are right, your plate is glorious and what a cute little St. Patrick's Day figurine! Just wanted to tell you that I have several of those vintage patterns displayed in my craft room. I just have them propped up by my sewing machine, but your idea of framing them is fantastic, I never thought of that, you are just so creative, they turned out beautiful and it's perfect where you hung them! Love how you displayed everything too! What a wonderful video, thank you! 🌻❤🦉
Thanks so much Gayle, if you so decide to frame yours using those same frames there was a few suggestions made about how to hang them without having to use both of the hangers on the back. (Wrapping picture hanging wire seemed like a really smart idea)
@@MyLittleVintageHome Oh that is a great idea! Thank you so much Becky! ❤
Becky great buy on the ice bucket. It looks great where you put it. I love the patterns framed. They are perfect in your craft room. Love and blessings 🤎🧡💛🧡🤎
Hi Becky! That is a great idea with putting the patterns over the matte and framing them. The way you displayed them is just perfect. I too don't like the hangers on the back of those picture fames. Could you hot glue another type on the back of the frame itself? Just a thought! Also I love your craft room! Hey. It's not messy. It's an artist studio. The main thing is, you know where everything is and you can just close the door. My favorite day of the week is Tursday's. It's discount days for senior's citizen's at my favorite thrift stores. I take advantage of that. I have two favorite stores I go to. I enjoy going antiqueing on other days. I am retired, soon to turn 68 years old (. It comes quicker than you think).My grandma always said, " Age is a matter of the mind, if you don',t mind, it doesn't matter." Het, every day is a gift from God, right? Becky, I enjoy your videos, you atre a delight
I am so glad I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to your next video. Vivian from Texas. 😊
Thank you so much Vivian, you are so fun! ❤️
I wouldn’t have thought to use patterns as art work. It turned out great. And by the way that plate you found was awesome ❤
I know right! I was so excited to find it and in a thrift store of all places. That plate would have sold for 30.00 on eBay easily. I think I found a treasure.
Love those retro patterns in the frames! They looked so good in your craft room. Don’t you just love organized chaos!!❤
My whole life is organized chaos. lol!
I love everything you bought and how you displayed it all! What a great idea with the vintage patterns too!! You come up with the best ideas ever! Have a blessed week Becky!
Thank you so much Karen!❤️❤️
hi Becky love the ice bucket and the plate ! Great finds especially the vintage patterns in frames 💛.
I know buy now you’ve already hung the beautiful pictures…..my idea is maybe next time add a nice heavy string to make it easy to hang.😊. Sometimes maybe for a little change putting the amazing ice bucket are the last plate you showed above the stove where the small cabinet doors are , above 👆 there 😊,would be so pretty. I hang my plates the same as you. I hang some of my plates on the wall then decorate in front of it and it’s a beautiful look. I love decorating above my cabinets it’s such a homey feeling and look. Amazing find sweet lady. Thank you for sharing. God bless and have a wonderful Sunday……🍃💗🍃
Thank you for that idea 😊
Thank you so much Daretta!❤️
Such a great idea for the vintage patterns, they look so pretty in the frames!!
Great finds thanks for sharing.
First of all Becky, YOU ARE ADORABLE! So pleasant,sweet & full of enthusiasm🌻What a darling idea for the vintage patterns! 🐝🧡💛
Thank you so much! That just made my whole day.
Awesome 👍🥰
Love all of your finds
I use the same hangers for all of my plates too! Completely agree with you! Vintage artwork is always so pretty whether on patterns, books, postcards... ❤
I just need more walls. 🙁
Nice finds . TFS 🙏🙏❤
Simplicity’s patterns are the easiest ones to use in my opinion. They are the ones I used in the 70s.😊❤
I wish I had taken more time to leopard from my mom when she was still sewing. I have just never been able to follow instructions. (Any of them not just patterns)
Hi Becky! Such a clever idea to use patterns as artwork and they look great too! I love your collections. They look so cute and interesting. ❤❤
Thanks Deb❤️
wow what a great idea. it looks vintage .
Love, love the framed patterns. They look perfect in your craft room 😊
I can so relate to DIY projects that go astray, because we were going to save money & should have just spent the money in the first place. Fun video! You found the perfect place for your ice bucket!
Take care 🌼
Thanks so much Elaine❤️
I love those plates. Your framed patterns are very cute. I laughed because I lost my new plate holders last week, too! 😊
See you soon, ❤
Your sewing pattern original envelopes could be framed.
Love your ice bucket!!
Oh my gosh absolutely love that ice bucket.
Love the pattern pictures. What an awesome way to use them.
Hope you n your family had a wonderful 4th.
We had a wonderful 4th thank you. I hope you did as well.❤️
love love your decor. loved what you did with the patterns. they look sooo nice on the craft wall. looking forward to next week to see what you have for us.
Thanks so much Gloria❤️
Such nice finds I knew you would buy the ice bucket.....so you. I like the patterns in the frames. My Mom made me the pant suit and made it look so easy. For the frame on the back when you have 2 hanger clips on the back I cut a piece of ribbon to the size I want. Tie each end of the ribbon double knot to each one of the hangers. You will have one straight line. Put your nail in the wall and center it where you want it and there you go. I hope this makes sense. Thank you for always making me smile. Hug 🌺
Thanks so much Nora Jean, the picture hanging idea is so smart. I will definitely use that advice next time.
I don’t have wall space in my craft room for patterns, all the wall is covered with loverly kitsch so all of mine are in a vintage sewing basket. Love what you did with yours!
I’ll bet your room is just glorious! 😲
Becky, I look forward to watching your videos! 😄👍
I love your decorating and vintage pieces you find!
I especially like the framed vintage patern jackets you made! Very nice!
Blessings,
Brenda
in Arizona
Thank you so much Brenda❤️
I love your craft room!! The pattern pictures look great!
Thanks so much Tammy❤️
Finally got to see all of this video. Lol. Love then framed!!
Super cute!! Love the patterns!!
Thank you Penny❤️I just realized that you are “Aunt Penny” I just love seeing what you and Kayla get into. Y’all have such a precious relationship.
@@MyLittleVintageHome thank you so much!! We really do, I am very blessed!!
Such a neat idea with the pics. And love the ice bucket but it’s too hidden
Hi Becky!!! Just love how your patterns framed look! Great idea! I made some awhile ago with paper doll cutouts framed then in my granddaughters play room ! They came out adorable!!
I love that idea, I may try that next. I have some amazing vintage paper dolls
Thoes patterns turned out pretty framed . That ice bucket is definitely you Becky great fines. ❤
Thanks Kathy❤️
Hello!
I have the pattern with the plaid pant suit! My mother made it for me in that same material ! She was a wonderful seamstress!
I love the frames they fit perfectly, the modern with the vintage is just right!!
Do you still have the pant suit?? If so I am so jealous of you.
@@MyLittleVintageHome
No sadly to say!
I have only one dress that she made for me, When I was in the 12th grade!
I have seen the pattern on Pinterest. If I come across it again I will send you a picture of both my dress and the pattern!
I knew you would get that ice bucket 💜
Love the ice bucket
Thanks Cindy❤️
I'm going to do your sewing pattern diy! One of my favorite thrift stores is closing and they sell old patterns! Thanks ❤😊
Hi Becky, I was hoping you would buy the March Angel, she will be perfect in your tiered tray next year. $6.00 was a great price. I would have bought her too!
The flowered ice bucket is definitely your style and fits in nicely where you placed it.
The patterns were also a good find and at a very good price. I've seen them as high as $12 each. As you might know, Vintage patterns are sized differently, so if you ever do attempt to make something, I would recommend comparing your measurements with the actual pattern pieces. I even do that with current patterns.
The first clothing item I ever made was a V neck olive green jumper in 1964!
I don’t have much experience with patterns. I really wish I had tried to learn more from my mom while I had the chance.
Ypur craft room is so cute. As you said. Its your working fun room. Sharon in Texas
Thanks Sharon! It’s definitely time to do a little organizing in there but for the most part I do know where to find everything.
I also dislike those double hooks on the back of picture frames. I got a small package of picture hanging wire and I string it between the two hooks. Then I just have to use one nail and balance it on the picture hanging wire. I just love how the , three framed vintage patterns look on your wall!
Next time I am definitely doing this trick.
I can’t believe I found that exact plate at the thrift store today! I thought immediately of you! Not my style, so I left it.
Oh no! Well hopefully the next person that found it will love it as much as I love mine.
Your style is so neat
Thanks so much Patty.
It's all good,like u said it's ur craft room and you know were everything is,ur to hard on yourself
Hi Becky,
What a cool idea to frame the patterns! And I wouldn’t even try to make a dress, etc. from a pattern today- made a skirt in 8th grade home ec and that was the beginning and end of that for me! And those two hooks on the backs of pictures are awful- my husband refuses to hang those for me. Have a blessed week
lol, I remember home ec. I think my class was the last one to have it. They got rid of it not long after. It’s a shame too. This generation could really benefit from it. Although they should call it “how to function in the real world” lol
Yes! That and how to handle finances too. My older son had classes like that (class of ‘02) but that was in Christian school.
The tissue paper patterns can be ironed on a low dry iron and used for gift wrap or to use inside gift boxes or bags.
That’s a great idea.
What a nice surprise to see you on Sunday! Loved all of your treasures, and the pattern pictures look amazing!
Frames look good
Well you win some, you lose some (referring to your sewing attempt) At least you tried. I have a feeling it turned out better than you are giving yourself credit for. I took a local sewing class and it was a blast. She offered days where you could bring in your project and she would help you fix it or guide you on a part you were stuck on. Maybe there is something like that in your area.
I would love that. There used to be a lady that worked at Walmart in the sewing section. I would go and talk to her and pick her brain when I got stumped on something. I need to look her up she had since retired but she would probably like the company.
Love your videos and your sweet personality!
BTW, the backs of those pattern envelopes contain important information if you do decide to construct the garments.
Oh no you are absolutely right. I may have messed up with that because I glued them down!😳
I bought those dishes from Belk back in ghetto 1970’s. I can’t let them go for some reason so they stay packed up. Also I have so many patterns as my mom was a great semstress making all of my clothes.
How fun! LOL! I have never heard of the ghetto 1970's but it sounds amazing! 😍
I did not mean to say ghetto but when a grandson is around there is no telling what I might type with his help. I meant in the 1970’s it os hard to believe I am vintage but I have many packed away dishes,
@@francesmcintyre5810 lol! You and I are the same. It sounds just like something I would do too.
I have those dishes.
JUST VINTAGE LOVELY 🛞🧵🪡📻🪜🕰️⌛
I was hoping you would get the ice bucket. (it had Becky wrote all over it!) But I knew you had just bought one so I was afraid you would pass. Thought maybe it would look cute on cabinet above the stove. Everything looks nice.🤎❤
Thanks Denise, I knew Lily wanted the yellow one so I just went for it. So glad I did too because it has the best pattern.
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Becky that ice bucket was made for you 😊. I was wondering if you were going to buy it after you had bought the yellow one. Glad you snagged it😁
You know ai had to. Lily wanted the yellow one anyway so it all worked out.
Looks great ! Put a wire on it.............
I saw a woman run a string or thin piece of ribbon, through the two hangers. Tie the two ends together and now hang from the string. No more guessing and making unnecessary nail holes.
That’s so smart. I am definitely going to remember that for next time.
You can alter the hanging system on the frames for the patterns by just running some wire or even jute string through both of the hangers on the back of the frames to create an easy solution for hanging them. This probably isn’t making any sense until you try it 🙄🤔
Next time I run across those types of frames I’m definitely trying this.
Put string or wire between the two hooks, so easy.
That’s so smart.I will try to remember that for next time.
You know you're getting old when the dishes you got for wedding 48 years ago are bought in a vintage/antique store. 😮
My first dishes from 1996 were the corelle ivy pattern and I’m starting to see them pop up here and there. I remember loving them so much back then.
I was just there visiting my parents I love those shops! I love that vendor and was wondering why her booth was so empty 😢
She is moving to be closer to her family.