These antique food prints hang on our dining room wall. They really tie in with my old tin can collection in my kitchen, which is the room next door. I found these prints affordably (between 2-4 dollars each) at an antique store in town last year. I already had a couple frames on hand, but every time I went to the thrift store, I searched for two more frames until I found the right ones to complete the collection. I took each picture and glued them to white paper, then framed them. It was that easy! I may find a couple more to add to the collection because they are so neat to look at. I love old things for the unique look they give.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Antique food prints
These antique food prints hang on our dining room wall. They really tie in with my old tin can collection in my kitchen, which is the room next door. I found these prints affordably (between 2-4 dollars each) at an antique store in town last year. I already had a couple frames on hand, but every time I went to the thrift store, I searched for two more frames until I found the right ones to complete the collection. I took each picture and glued them to white paper, then framed them. It was that easy! I may find a couple more to add to the collection because they are so neat to look at. I love old things for the unique look they give.
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So cute! I love antiques! =)
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