Our trip to Monroe was so much fun. I wish I could treasure hunt every weekend. Here is a lady head vase that I found the perfect shade to match my studio. She is tiny, too.
This lovely old linen would make great porch pillows. It is very crisp and in excellent shape. I should have enough to do 4 pillows. They should brighten up my back porch a bit.
My camera and I don't seem to be getting along very well lately. So many pictures are blurry. Here is a collection of my other finds.
I love this old painted wooden hanger. It has clothes brushes on each end and is hinged in the middle to fold for traveling.A met a fellow artist and sweet lady last Spring when the Southern Blogger's got together. Her name is Yvette, "E" for short and she has a kind spirit. I connected with her immediately. She is an amazing artist and has begun holding art classes. It would be great to go to one of her classes. E asked me to make her one of my vintage smocks. So after making her wait awhile, here is what I created for her.
I can see her sporting her vintage smock while teaching her art classes. You go E!!! Hope to see you soon.
5 comments:
Tammy, I lvoe the smock!! Well done. And your treasures are lovely, I love each piece. The brigh fabric is so cheerful! miss u
Love love love that smock! E will look awesome teaching in it:) I can't wait to see photos of the porch pillows you make with that wonderful fabric. I can't wait for spring so the wheather is nice enough around here to go junkin - have a great week!
Love love love that smock! E will look awesome teaching in it:) I can't wait to see photos of the porch pillows you make with that wonderful fabric. I can't wait for spring so the wheather is nice enough around here to go junkin - have a great week!
I love my smock so very much! It is on my dress form right now in the living room for everyone to see! Thank you so much Tammy and I hope I see you soon!
E
I am loving the head vase of course :)
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