The sham behind it is from one of Rachel Ashwell's boutiques.
Here is a better close-up of the sham. The lamp is from Pottery Barn.
The quilt and matching sham are from an outdated on-line source.
The balloon shade I bought this week from the Shabby Chic line at Target.
The vintage print I found at Country Roads Antiques in Orange,
California.
Close-up of balloon shade
These were touch-ups in my shabby chic guest bedroom.
Close-up of pillow with quilt and dust ruffle from Bed, Bath and Beyond ages ago.
16 comments:
beautiful! i love your shabby chic :)
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I saw your beautiful new pillow when I was cruising by the RA aisle at Target. (Which I always do when I'm there.) Love it! I'm such a sucker for pretty linens. Your bed looks luscious!
Don't you just LOVE Target? That rose of yours is gorgeous! Have a great weekend...
I love all the things you have shown us today.
Wish we had a Target here
they seem to have great buys.
Thanks for sharing your lovely photos.
Hope you have a happy Sunday
Fiona x
That pillow is so cute.
Loving that floral fabric.
So pretty and inviting!
Oh, it is all so pretty! Love the rose from your garden - it is such a lovely color :)
I love the idea of having a single rose sitting by your bed. I might just borrow that idea and wake up to instant beauty every day.
So pretty. I love anything Shabby Chic style. Smiles, Paula
Oh your room is just gorgeous! I love the beautiful colors you chose.
Gorgeous decor! Love the light pink lamp and the gorgeous rose from your garden! The vintage print is fabulous as well!
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Erin @ http://www.trufflesnruffles.com/
Everyone gets great finds at Target, I'ma always so envious!
Love your pretty finds. Sorry I haven't been around for a while. Just noticed you have a Paris story below which I am about to read.
As for and answer to your question
My conversion book says 400g is 14oz. So about 2 cups I'd say. As you can see from the shot, I've covered the bottom of a large pie dish with fruit. I would have used about 2.5 cups this time, but next time I will use 2 cups I think. With this dish the fruit quantity is negotiable, the batter quantities are more important, for in baking, they should be as exact as possible.
Hope this helps.
Carolyn
FANTASTIC. I love Rachel Ashwell's approach and you got it down! Funny with those balloon curtains,I tried it but it did not go well!!! I need some Roman shades in my dining room!
Thank you Susan for coming over! Anita
This is such a beautiful room. I adore that pink lamp. YOu always have great finds.
*Erin
Hi, everything looks amazing, so sweet!!! Love the style. I also bought the ballon shade at Target, but have no idea in how to place it. There is no instruccions or anything, it's just the plain fabric. Do I need more material so it actually looks like ballon shape? How did you do it?
Regards
Cinthia M-Wise
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