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Nina's Apartment will now be open every Saturday from 10am to 2pm and by appointment.
Filed Under: Aberdeenshire, Lethenty Mill, Scotland, shopping, vintage fair, vintage furniture Aberdeen
As always I browse Pinterest for ideas and inspiration. Here are a few of the images I have pinned onto my Interior Inspiration board this week. I love the deep colours combined with natural wood in some of the rooms. I also included images of some artworks that made me smile. And of course I couldn't resist including some colourful cushions... In these cold winter months I believe we need to surround ourselves with happy colours and the things we love. Stay warm! Enjoy!
(Images: http://www.roseandgrey.co.uk, http://noperfectdayforbananafish.tumblr.com/page/5, http://www.cavetocanvas.com, http://www.houzz.com)
Filed Under: art, eclectic interiors, pinterest, Scotland, vintage furniture Aberdeen
Stall holders will include Willow Cottage, Peapod, Bobosemporium, Black Butterfly bags and purses, RockingStitch, Re-Store, Dee-Licious Finds and Fimbly (photos below of all businesses) in addition to my own stock at Nina's Apartment shop.
Filed Under: Scotland, vintage fair, vintage furniture Aberdeen
Merry Christmas! Free christmas wreath tutorial by Nina's Apartment vintage furniture shop, Inverurie
0First of all, thank you for your support this year! For reading this blog, liking and following me on Facebook and Twitter and of course, for your purchases of my vintage homeware and orders of handmade cushions. It's been an amazing year and I am looking forward creating beautiful things again in 2013.
Here's a little something for you to get stuck into during the holidays: a fabric scrap wreath. I made lots and sold them at fairs. Everyone loved them! They are easy to make and are very decorative.
You'll need:
1. wire wreath frame
2. about 1/2 meter of fabric
How:
1. Cut/rip the fabric into long strips of 2cm wide.
2. Cut the strips into small strips of about 10cm long.
3. Tie each strip around the wire frame and keep doing this until you can't see any wire anymore. The fuller, the better!
Enjoy your holidays, see you in the New Year!
Nina x
Filed Under: christmas crafts, free craft tutorial, Inverurie, Nina's Apartment, Scotland, vintage furniture Aberdeen
Filed Under: Inverurie, Lethenty Mill, Nina's Apartment, Scotland, shop, vintage, vintage furniture Aberdeen














































