Collections On Display
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Via: Apartment Therapy |
I believe one should decorate with what they have. If you are carrying around a small or large collection from apartment to apartment, house to house, why not display it for all to see?![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg3N9ynq4iOUoXZEobBQl7bl7dqV6l2JFsKWTIkkHNWndkEwrUsKdGDfu4kMUednW0o0c9MgUJ3bakxTj-uNnQYjQB_uBy9xxt3gXSdU9c2Z3Z3OBwh0TdY7hFz9AEJmO3tZ4V7sFQVabE_/s400/eraser.jpg)
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Lisa Congdon, well known artist and collector.
Her series: A Collection a Day really drove me to write this blog.
Since I've been small I've been a collector, what, I used to call were 'my treasures,' have really helped me display some interesting things in my home.
Hallway; Vintage Flash Cards and Collected Art Work. |
Polaroids, Taped to the refrigerator |
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using embroidery hoops to display handmade/screen printed fabrics by: Ashley Wokasch; Photo: Emily Marsden |
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