Of course, I would love a vintage 60s wall hanging of a house. It occurs to me that during my life, all I ever doodled were: Houses. I have a very deep rooted pathology. This is another treasure that I purchased from the fabulous estate sale time capsule. The photo above shows it handing the home’s entry way, so welcoming. Click through for a close up.
I am not sure yet where this will go in my home. But it will, I love it so.
COMMENTS WILL RE-OPEN on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. For the first time in, like, 13 years, I am taking a real vacation from the blog, to spend un-distracted time with family. As part of this, Commenting on the blog is paused. Meanwhile, please enjoy reading all the many stories in our archives -- and come back Monday, Dec. 2 when I will launch our annual giveaway of a vintage ornament wreath made by Georgia Peachez -- and when comments will reopen so you can enter to win! HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING, EVERYONE!
sumac sue says
This wall hanging is really heartwarming. Love the colors and texture. Darn, it’s making me kick myself for not buying the 60s era yarn picture of wildflowers I saw the other day at the Salvation Army. (Maybe it’s still there.)
Mick says
My grandmother Made somthing like this, but insted of a weave, she mounted burlap over some boards and used tiny proken bits of glass to make a picture! Its NOT a mossaic, I Have on of a bird, thats done in all diffrent shades of blue glass. and theres another one lurking in the barn that is of an old Spanish Galleon ship in full sail!