I know this isn't what you would expect to find here and especially as it relates to Spring. Spring is not here yet, (although I am patiently watching the skys) but MLB Spring Training has officially begun! (Go RedSox!)
Now, I want you to know that I am not the fan (really the fan), but my husband is. I married my husband, and entered into the world of major league baseball in a way that I had never experienced it before. (hee hee)
Really, I didn't know a thing about professional sports, nor cared, honestly. But I must say, it has been fun helping my husband "decorate" his man cave with all things baseball!
That is a great sign! Your husband must love it too! I think a brick wall would be awesome. I think you can get brick veneers? Not sure but worth looking into.
ReplyDeleteKim:)
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ReplyDeletebtw: that image header you have is absolutely fantastic.......
xo+blessings,
Anne Marie
What an amazing find. I love that it's a vintage one!
ReplyDeleteTammy- I am a red sox fan too (though I also don't care much about sports- I was born into a family where red sox is basically a religion, plus I live a 10 minute walk from fenway park) Spring training is such an exciting time of year. I think a fenway sign would be a great project, I am sure your husband would love it.
ReplyDeleteDo you already have exposed brick in your "man cave" or are you hoping to fake it? An old apartment I had out in the berkshires had a ton of (kind of awful) faux finishes, including textured plastic wall covering that looked like bricks. If you could score a few sheets of that I am sure you could work magic. It looked super tacky in my old kitchen next to faux wood paneling and a faux stone-tile linoleum floor (really, it was a ridiculous combination, but I was renting, and couldn't change it!) but on it's own it was actually a pretty good replica. People who visited often thought it was real brick until they touched it.