Art is on my mind, especially unusual

collections that are displayed as art.

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My tiny mind has been blown by this
organized display of quilting fabric:

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Did you know that 60's Paint By Number
pieces are uber collectible now?

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Oh, it's a thing.


Who says we have to outgrow our toys?

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Books, books, books, books. . . you can never have enough books!

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Create a reading nook out of a closet and
decorate the walls with shelves of books.


We all have a box or drawer of odds-and-ends.
Let's display 'em:

A framed collection of old plane and train tickets
is a visual memory of great vacations:

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Fill in the chalk map with the states you've visited:

A vintage frame makes the perfect pin board
for shabby chic memorabilia: 

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A beautifully framed collection of heirloom hankies:

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Potholders have been overlooked in linen collecting.

Vintage jewelry doesn't belong in a
jewelry box, it belongs on the wall:

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Don't keep your treasures stored away in a drawer.  The owner
of this collection of antique sterling silver spoons proudly
displays them in their dining room.


Mirrors aren't just beautiful, they enlarge
and lighten the space around them.

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That's one 'L of a collection!

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Again, who gets to define art?  You!