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Think Pink Monday: Suzan from Simply Vintageous by Suzan

ByTuula McPhee

If you’ve been following me for awhile you know that pink is my favourite colour… so I’ve invited some bloggy friends over to do some pink guest posts. Let’s just call them the Pink Ladies.

“Pink is the word… is the  word… that you heard.
It’s got groove… it’s got meaning.”

This week’s Pink Lady is Suzan from Simply Vintageous by Suzan.

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Good morning Everyone !!!

When Tuula asked me if I’d be interested in doing a pink themed guest post – I jumped at the chance because as much as I love painting ALL furniture – there’s a special place in my heart for the pink pieces.

 

There’s something so magical with painting vintage dressers pink for little girls –

 

As I’m doing them I’m actually wishing I could go to the house and decorate the entire room for them. lol.  I used a drop leaf table to create a changing table once – with pink chevron – thinking it would make for great tea parties or a games table as the princess grew!

 

Here I repurposed a vintage hutch to create a unique piece for a new born baby girl. It even inspired me to write an ode ( you can read it Here ).

 

And my latest pink piece is a transvestite – his real name is Malcolm – but we’ll call him Marie Claire for all intent and purposes……………….

 

I adore pink – if I could I’d live in a pink house.

 

PINTEREST

Or at the very least, have a pink door and shutters……………

 

PINTEREST

But I can’t see that happening anytime soon ( my better half does NOT share my love of pink ). And so I have to content myself with painting pink furniture

( and this is the last one – I PINKy swear !!! )

 

Thanks SO much Tuula, for having me.  You all have a wonderful week everyone – think pink !!!

 

Much love,

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Thanks so much Suzan! I love every one of your pink pieces… especially that amazing hutch. Absolutely gorgeous! That sunset photo is sooo beautiful. I would certainly live in a pink house too… if I could. Thanks so much for sharing the pink love… and for joining the Pink Ladies.

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If you don’t already know Suzan you should really pop over to Simply Vintageous by Suzan and check it out. She’s one of the most caring and sharing bloggers out there, and she’s a furniture whisperer too.

Thanks so much for reading and until next time… Think Pink.

 

 
XOX

 

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16 Comments

    1. I would too Danni – ( not sure about Sam and John though LOL )
      Thanks girlfriend
      xox

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  3. Welcome, Suzan, to the Pink Ladies! The hutch remains one of my favorite pieces you have done, but Malcolm is a very close second. Tuula, I am loving this series. To both of you, there is a cute pink house that just went up for sale around the corner. Of course, you would have to love warm weather! Pink and green are the unofficial colors for South Carolina so you both would feel quite at home.

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    1. Thanks Donna – happy to be here !!!
      And thanks for the hutch love !
      Did you take photos of the pink house ( this calls for a post I would think )
      xoxo

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  4. Suzan, you NEED a pink house. Send photos to her, Donna!
    Malcolm Marie is a beauty and a perfect pink.
    Welcome to the Pink Ladies, Suze. 🙂

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    1. Thanks TIna !!! ( it's kind of fitting – because my face is a pink ( flushed ) constantly with my " condition " LMHO
      xxx

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  5. Yeah…John is totally going to go for a Pink House next time…. =D

    hahaha!!

    -andi

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  6. I don't think I could live in a pink house but those furniture pieces are pretty darned cute!

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  8. Love all Suzan's pieces and the pink ones are extra special! Still love the hutch and the ode…so sweet! Have a lovely day ladies!

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  10. SO much prettiness, Suzan is a person I would love to met in real life, I think beauty and fun must sweat from her pores because you see it in everything she writes and paints.

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