I'm slowly getting the bedroom redecorating done. The walls are all painted and the quilt rack back up on the wall. What I have hanging on the quilt rack is one of the tablecloths I found at an antique shop. Eventually I'll get around to quilting it, but for now I think it looks o.k. as it is. This weekend I may be up to reupholstering the vintage chair.
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