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Monday, 10 October 2016

Monday, 29 August 2016

This has been a fun week. On Monday, I had to go to a little town about 45 minutes from Tulsa. And guess what I found on the way? An antique store! Imagine that!! Then I went to an Estate Sale, the Flea Market and hit some garage sales. So, here's the scoop on my loot!

I found quite few doilies, crocheted potholders and trim....

Two really pretty Cobalt blue pieces of Depression Glass...

a Mother's plaque (I have a whole hallway filled with these and I just keep finding them), a dainty little wall pocket with blue birds, three different vintage saucers, a serving dish, a small blue pitcher/creamer, two little teacups, and these....

I got three of these little rounded glass jars with metal lids. They have been painted but are really worn off. Does anyone have an idea what these are?

Found this dainty little cherry plate and this glass piece with cherries on it - don't know exactly what it is either. Notice the bright red tablecloth with yellow forsythias on it?

A world globe, a whole roll of red and white dotted ribbon and this box full of these little green plaques.....

Love this Campbell Soup girl. She's wood and very distressed. In each hand is a small cup hook to hold potholders in the kitchen. Should I brighten her up or leave her as is????

And last, but not least, I got this sweet smoking table. It needs some work but the size is so cute. It has a shelf on the inside.

Another successful week!

Enjoy!

Judy

Tuesday, 21 June 2016

Saturday Treasures 5 15 2015

Last Saturday the Tulsa Flea Market was closed (you can imagine my panic when I arose on Saturday morning realizing there was no Flea Market). But, I did hit a couple of Estate Sales and then the Flea Market today.

Love these two plates. The one on the right is English and has the most beautiful edge. It is called "The Kill".

Bags of linens and laces.

Some gorgeous blue pieces.

Pretty old tarnished silver pieces.

Red pieces of course.

Some wooden pieces - a tray, basket, large birdhouse and little wooden carrier tote.

Isn't this the sweetest wreath? It's all metal even the ribbon.

Love this little lace covered book.

It's called "A Pastoral" and was done in the 1970's.

Each set of pages has a poem about the pressed flower on the other side. All in some of the most beautiful detail. Interesting.

I have been sewing all week long working on new items for my Etsy shop. I am getting ready to go a different direction with my Etsy and will share more as I get further into the development of it.

I have also been sewing fun things for my great-grandbabies. Will finish those and share soon.

We are suppose to have horrible weather later today and all day tomorrow. Tornados, hail, the whole gamut.