Hello friends… it’s time for Shabbilicious Sunday again.
Each week in this series I share with you a visit to a home of one of our ‘shabbilicious’ friends.
Today we are off to visit a ‘tiny house’ all dressed up for Christmas.
Back in 2013 I had the extreme pleasure of featuring Sandy Foster’s gorgeous ‘tiny house’ in the first Christmas issue of my Simply Shabbilicious magazine.
It was 12 months after Sandy had stopped writing her blog My Shabby Streamside Studio and two years after fire destroyed her unfinished home (not her tiny house). Sandy has been through a lot in her life, but out of it all came this magical dream to build her very own 125 square foot Victorian studio.
Set in the Catskill Mountains of New York, Sandy built this tiny house single handed… everything from lugging every piece of lumber, door and nail across the creek to doing the electrical wiring.
Let’s step inside and take a look around this tiny beauty…
Sandy prefers a soft and feminine touch for Christmas in pastel shades of pink and aqua.
Sandy’s tips for achieving this beautiful look are simple… buy handmade and salvage!
You can read more about Sandy’s beautiful white Victorian cottage in this free issue of my Simply Shabbilicious magazine.
Although Sandy no longer writes on her blog, it is still worth a visit to My Shabby Streamline Studio to read back through her beautiful online journal.
If you enjoyed this edition of Shabbilicious Sunday,
you may like to check our the previous home tours on my
Happy Sunday my friends,
Hugs ~ Kerryanne
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Love love love Sandy’s tiny home. Just swooning. Every inch of this is pure bliss. I could just live right there.
Love this series KerryAnne. Thanks for sharing with us again this week.
Happy New Week.
Hugs,
Kris
I know Kris… I’m swooning too!! Every woman should have a ‘she’ shed as beautiful as this. Thanks for your support sweetie. Hugs xx
Love it!
Isn’t it adorable Marilyn!!
GREAT FUN ! THANKS
Glad you liked it Ronald 🙂
The prettiest tiny house I’ve ever seen!
I love Sandy’s beautiful little charmer Kerryanne! So fun to see it again!
I have loved Sandy’s scrumptious tiny house ever since I first saw it in a magazine and of course in your lovely Shabillicious Christmas issue. Her creation struck a chord with so many people. Do you know if this serene and gorgeous place still exists? I understood there was a fire, a divorce and Sandy went to law school. What a waste! Her gift is design. Thanks for showing us this unforgettable place again. Love, Linda
I’ve seen this house a few times and think itthe most fantastic dream house ever!! Thanks for showing it.
I saw this tiny house long ago and admired it. I still think of it often and wonder if Sandy will return. I can only hope.
Wow, I’m impressed! Don’t we all have an urge to simplify our loves into something tiny sometimes? I know I do. Sandy has done it so beautifully. I love the dreamy look of her whole place!
Hi there. So happy to have found your page. I am obsessed with Sandy’s tiny Victorian she shed. My husband is planning on building me a replica one on our property in rural San Diego East County. I am saddened as just today I read about the fire and Sandys unfinished house back in 2012. I have been searching for Sandy online or on a web page or Facebook and cannot find her. Is she anywhere on social media? I feel so bad for her and want to support her.
And I love your Shabbylicious and Shanny Art.
Lisa Albrecht
Beautiful to the core!!! Great job of decorating everything , all my favorite things.