Antique Photo Displays

Last weekend my husband and I went to an antique show where I basically went crazy. I purchased tons of distressed wood panels I found while searching through an old barn on the property, and Im still unsure as to what they once were. I brought them home just knowing I could create something unique to display my photography in our home. I love the chipped off paint look and the fact that they were not perfect by any means. I purchased the clamps at a local antique store by my home and created these awesome works of art! I hope to sell some of these once they are all made. E-mail me to inquiry on the price. Enjoy!Below is a photo I took of my son, I found this frame, already made at a local antique store. Isn't it great?

{Will be posting photos of my grain sack pillows that I am making soon! These will also be available for purchase}

Banks {1st Haircut}

So Banks was in need of a haircut already at 6 months of age, we took him to Snip Its {a children's hair cutting place}.. He was such a big boy, he only cried once {when the clippers were turned on} other than that he looked like a little grown-up sitting in the barber's chair with the drape around his neck. The first picture is before his haircut, see how crazy and long his hair was :)Such a big boy!Does not like the noise the clippers made, poor kid! And after! Now he looks more like his daddy :)