:: How I accessorize my vintage shelf ::
:: I remember buying my vintage shelf at a shop quite a way from where I live, its a cute vintage shop in an expensive area of Sheffield called Eccesle road. Near there is a road called cemetery or graves road holding an abandoned church with really old and beautiful graves ( I must visit that place again ). The place is overcrowded with weeds with the building swarmed with pigeons. The shelf was about £40.00, but so worth it. At first it was bare, but over time I have filled it with all sorts of vintage and weird, quirky items. But here is a few I have selected ::
:: So these I would say are a mixture of some vintage and quirks on my shelf. My favorite here is the teddy which I think my mum found on the street. Its so cute and I do not care about the fact it was found. some of the better things are the ones you find. So now I hang it off my shelf, blending in well. Another thing found on the street that I found was this little lego man that I thought looked nice and still looks a little dirty from the street ( look that I love ) making it look a little old. Also it really contrasts from some of the vintage items ::
:: For a more DIY accessory I have taken one of my flower headbands snapped the flower of and now I have placed it on top of my shelf adding to the vintage look. My more recent accessory is this bell I bought, from the first time I went to the flea market in chesterfield. It is a bell ( only 50p ) and it looks great now hanging from the bottom corner of my shelf ::
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