woodwoolstool saturday shop (on friday)

woodwoolstool saturday shop

vintage bamboo sunburst mirror (diameter 70cm, mirror 28cm) 55,- (pick up only)

wooden lamp base with high-gloss shade (height 44cm) 35,- [SOLD]

gray scrap wood photo frame (26,5x21,5 cm) 20,-

antique bedside table with marble top (height 82cm, marble 40x36cm) 45,- (pick up only)

set of 2 white steel stackable 'Tolix-style' stools (height 43cm, seat 31x31cm) 35,- [SOLD]

vintage leather Sendra boots with flower design (size 38 EU, 37 Spain, UK 5, USA 7) 40,- [SOLD]

handmade woodwoolstool pillow reversible, checks & stripes (50x30cm) 40,-

antique ceramic lampet jug (28cm) 25,- [SOLD]

mint green scrap wood photo frame (28x23cm) 25,- [SOLD]

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a fresh summer suite

In March 2020 we moved from our cosy attic room to Minne's old room.

We made a paneled wall and painted it Moroccan pink and it turned out gorgeous.
After a few years some of the wooden parts of the wall came loose and then (preferably) fell down at night. First we glued the parts back to the wall with mounting kit or double-sided adhesive tape. But over time, we had to fix so many panels and it didn't look so smooth anymore and after our holidays we decided to tear it down completely.

I smoothed the walls and painted it white a few times, Well the result was neat but boring, so we were looking for a cool bed head, but couldn't really find something suitable. Finally we decided to get the blue & white wooden beach house panels from the attic again. Nonetheless the fresly painted white walls in the room needed more to make it fresh and cozy again.

Different bedside tables with a bit more body? So we shopped in our own stock and with tables from the garden and studio we both got ourselves a 'new' bedside table.

Solely with a big pot of good paint, a new poster and a new bedside lamp, we turned our room into a fresh summer suite!

faded flowers

Zinnias in the garden, in the vase and for the future.

The more flowers you pick, the more you stimulate flowering. In the vase, put your zinnias preferably on a small layer of water.

Remove overblown flowers as soon as possible, therefor all energy goes to new flowers, and you have constant bloom.

However, if you want to harvest seeds to sow next year, you need to wait until the flowers finish blooming and allow the seeds to ripen. Just make sure to harvest the zinnia seeds after a few sunny days, whereby the seed heads are dry and not soaking wet.

Don't sow zinnias in the same place two years in a row.

I put these faded zinnias in a vase, and will let them dry and keep the seeds for next year. ... and I also like faded flowers.