Flower Shop — by Guest Mom Rochelle
I love the kids stuff that comes out of France. When I saw this mini flower shop on Madame La Marchande, I fell in love, then quickly realized getting it shipped here was out of the question. So I've been considering how to make my own version. Here is what I came up with:
1) Paper parasols at Luna Bazaar.
2) Silk flowers from any local craft shop.
3) Cute watering can from Spotty Boxes.
4) French Flower Buckets from Flowers and Supplies.
5) Either of these two Ikea tables will work — the Hemnes table is almost a perfect match, and the Dalom table (which is much less expensive) would work as well.
I'm so excited to try and put this together!
Labels: guest mom, kids, make something
posted by Design Mom at Monday, November 17, 2008
14 Comments:
oh my gosh. that is adorable! i can't wait to see photos of your diy.
{ Lindsey }
www.coveiter.com
I'd love to see a photo of your finished project!!
oh thank you for posting this! my girls and i are planning a fairy garden in the backyard and this is going to be the perfect thing that was missing. please post pics of your finished project!
This is adorable...stunning...and making me want to set up a flower stand for my daughter right about now. I wonder if you could come up with a party theme around this little set up.
And yes, I agree with you...everything coming out of France is fabulous...can't wait to head back in March!
oooh, love this. You must post pictures!
I'm having an auction for Nie Nie and was hoping you could do a shout-out for me.
My Bloggy Open House is tomorrow and I have a petite cake stand I'll be auctioning off.
I would love your support. Any ?'s email me thesassymom@gmail.com
I know it's last minute, I just thought of it.
ahh, that's darling! i want to see how it turns out!
i love the idea!!!
regards from http://babydeco.blogspot.com/
How completely adorable. You found great replica items. Will you post pictures of the final product?! I'd love to see (as I'm sure everyone would :) )
That's just brilliant. I might add a sweet little chalk board somewhere so kids can do that adorable writing they do, making signs and price tags and such.
I can't wait to see it!
This mini flower shop looks fantastic.
Rochelle, I'm really impressed with your clever intepretation - well done!
Andrea
southern salvage has some beautiful parasols that look a little studier.
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