 
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to alert everyone to my New eBay Store and welcome you to have a look at my products. If there is something specific you are looking for, drop me a line and I will see if I can get it for you.
Thank you all for your time.
Rosemary
 I enjoy adding blogs to my web site and introducing people to new ideas and maybe even a bit of advice. Networking my site has been more fun than I imagined it would be. Feel free to visit using the link below and shop around in my stores. You will find very large discounts and bargains. My stores are income opportunities also, but it is not neccessary . You will still receive discounts on furniture, books, appliances, clothing and just about anything else you can think of. My Blogs are informative and fun, so please leave your comments. I have recently added a video of some Bridal/Baby Wishing Wells which I handcrafted with removable tops for easy storage and transportation. I will customize or personalize these Wishing Wells for your Event. Save as Keepsake Storage and memories. Please contact me for more information and prices. You can also use my Custom Search Engine to search the web while referring back to my site if you need to. Please let me know if there is some question you would like me to research for you and I will write a blog for you to reference. Click the links to the right to purchase different books related to Decorating, at discounted prices. Thanks again for your time and interest and stop back often as things are always changing and updating. Need cheap ad space for your business? Add it to my TopSpot Listings and watch your Site become more Popular.
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Posted 12/31/2008 @ 12:32:24 pm by decoratingbargains.com
Happy New Year!!! Now lets get ready for 2009 The New Year marks another opportunity to make resolutions. The last few Januarys, I vowed to organize my home, and this year is no different. For 2009 I am inspired to go beyond typical storage and focus on making my storage solutions decorative as well as functional. From gussying up boxes and totes with pretty labels to transforming flea-market finds into the perfect place to stash everything from paperwork to linens, you can make your storage do it all. Stylish Storage Solutions
Posted 11/27/2008 @ 6:49:17 am by decoratingbargains.com
  
Posted 11/24/2008 @ 9:58:21 am by decoratingbargains.com
Slipcovers are the best and easiest way to make furniture look new. Consider reversible ones -- a wintry color on one side and summery white linen on the other. If you're looking for someone to sew a slipcover, check the bulletin boards in fabric stores or ask the clerks.
Take a few lamps to a lighting store, plan to spend $25 to $50 per lamp, and challenge yourself to pick new shades in colors you wouldn't normally choose to bring a little more color into the room. If the shade is dark, especially one for a bedroom, make sure it's opaque so the light will be directed up or down. Add an Area Rug A rug anchors a furniture grouping, promotes an orderly feeling, and defines a space. Use painter's tape to outline various sizes on the floor to get an idea of how a rug could work in the room. In dining areas, the rug should be large enough to contain the chair legs when someone pushes back from the table. If you're hard-pressed for space, the rug needs to at least contain the legs when the chairs are pushed up to the table.
 Change the Mat on Artwork I often find it's the color of the mat, not the frame, that dates a picture. Change the look of the piece by swapping out a light-color mat for a dark one or vice versa. Or choose a new color of mat and use the art in a different room. Rearrange Art and Accessories Put something in a different place (such as rearranging a shelf display) and all of a sudden a room feels fresh. When hanging art, be sure not to go too high. A good average eye-level height is to have the center of a painting 5 to 5 1/2 feet from the floor. Thanksgiving Decorating: Indoors
Posted 11/10/2008 @ 7:08:12 am by decoratingbargains.com
Recently, I have become an affiliate with many Stores and Malls. This new affiliation in which I recently joined has a Catalog full of great products for your home. The pries are very reasonable and the items are unique, which is why I decided to join and add it to this site. Please take the time to browse the catalog and leave me your feedback. Here is the link:
Posted 11/3/2008 @ 7:24:07 am by decoratingbargains.com
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