Elaine and I did enjoy the show and were very grateful to all our customers who braved the heat to shop with us and our fellow vendors.
One thing that makes the show one we look forward to each month is our seeing our friends (fellow vendors) and looking at the treasures they brought. I thought it would be fun to highlight a few of those vendors who are our "neighbors" and friends and show you the fantastic displays and items they had for sale.
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| Love the name of their shop! |
First up is The Junkyard Dog, owned by Deidra and Mike from Glen Rose, Tx. Their mix is similar to ours which is probably why I'm so attracted to it. Deidra also makes the most amazing jewelry out of vintage hardware and other finds.
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| Deidra will probably hate me for posting a pic with her eyes shut, but she's beautiful anyway, right? Isn't her display on the vintage plant stand of her jewelry clever? |
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| Marrying this lamp with the vintage can is perfect. They're not attached but look great together. |
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| She has a great eye for French Provincial and the wrought iron gate behind it is fantastic. |
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| I love the old dress form, used to showcase her original jewelry |
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| This was a great vignette. These are just a few of the many vignettes and fantastic antiques and vintage wares that they offer. I'll post another of my favorite vendor friend's shop tomorrow and our booth to follow. Thanks for stopping by, Betsy |
Great job, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteLove your header! Yes, she is gorgeous, even with her eyes closed! Thank you for posting pictures of her booth, I love looking at booths and stores, so many ideas and eye candy! Oh, and thank you for your always kind comments, a girl could get a big head if you keep it up LOL!
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I see many great treasures. Too bad you had to deal with the heat, maybe the trade days should open earlier, just a thought. Happy Junkin, T
ReplyDeleteGreat job of promoting all the wonderful talent at Trade Days!
ReplyDeleteI love all you guys there. :-)
XO,
Anne