She wasn't free but $50 was a mere token for the privilege of getting what I am almost sure was the same model as my mother's first machine. My dad bought it for her one Christmas and I swear that he said he paid $50 back then!
I have cleaned and oiled her but her table is a bit of a mess. And this is why I am posting her pictures on my blog this week. Could you help me make a decision about how to do a makeover on her?
With the help of the THE GRAPHICS FAIRY and her fabulous array of images and ANNIE SLOAN CHALK PAINT, the easiest and prettiest paint ever, I am planning to fix her up.
Please comment and give your opinion on how this should go. First for the images.
1. Use a frame image like this on the corners (2 or 4) to maintain a clear space in the center for a pot. ( I have lots of nice pottery)
or
2. Use a large centered image like this:
3. Should it be simply decorative like this:
OR
4. Sewing related like this:
5. What color to choose. I have to stay light in order to add images.
A. Paris Grey |
B. Old Ochre |
C. Versailles |
I like the frame idea. If not a frame something more geometric in the middle to echo the design on the sewing machine.
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I like the corner frames with Cricket color!
ReplyDeleteI vote for Cricket and images 2 and 4. I love the sewing machine!
ReplyDeleteI'm about to complicate things! I like image four with the spool of thread, but I don't like it with any of the colors unless maybe my monitor is showing them wrong. It looks like the background of the image is a cream color. Yes?
ReplyDeleteThe #4 image was more of a type (sewing) than the actual image I may choose. There are lots of different spool images available. Not to worry :)
DeleteGrey with the J.P. Coats image!
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