My Love of All Things French Day Two

I was finally able to get some pictures loaded! Big sigh of relief! I hope that you enjoy them!

If you see items that you are interested in, please let me know and I will get the info for you. I haven't done that part just yet. Above are some items from a company that has party supplies. They have a whole array of Parisian goodies! What could be better then Eiffel tower candy tins and confetti?

They also have these Eiffel tower paper lanterns. I freaked when I found them and just had to have one, or two - lol!

I told you that if I see a rubber stamp with an Eiffel tower on it, I have to have it! Below are some others with a french theme. I haven't even taken pictures of my unmounted Eiffel tower and french themed stamps. That would be an entire post within itself! If you know of one that I don't have, please oh please let me know.

I haven't used this Eiffel tower stamp set yet. It actually creates a 3D Eiffel tower. I am still a bit intimidated by it.

I'm sure you have seen these before. I just love all of the vintage glass glitter items from this line. These have even tarnished. So unique!

Top of cabinet in my studio.

I found this at target. They even have a shower curtain and more accessories. I know, I know. I'm 40 years old. But it's Hello Kitty. Who doesn't love Hello Kitty? I even lugged a huge stuffed one home from Japan.

Have to have the light switch plate!

Baker's rack in my kitchen.

Top of refrigerator.

Top of entertainment center.

The mantle. I love this banner that I made.

The record album was a gift from my good friend Nancy, and the paper Eiffel tower was from my "French sister" Jo. They are both so good to me!

This is one of my favorite finds. I still need a silver spoon with and Eiffel tower.

My mom made this aged piece for me. I cried when I unwrapped it because it was just so thoughtful.

An art challenge piece.

I love this little board that I found at one of my favorite local shops. I had to make it "french" and it was easy with the movable letters.

An eBay win tapestry.

And of course, what else could be more french then Marie Antoinette? I love this unmounted stamp from Character Constructions.

I hope you enjoyed your visit. Next I will be posting my collection of vintage french books. I would also like to announce the winner from the first day of my event. I have decided to make all of those who posted a link a winner. I am so happy to have had so many of you participate and share. It might take some time, but please email me your addresses so I can pop a little treat in the mail for you. Have a wonderful night and I hope to visit with you all again soon!