We had a great show Saturday at
Vintage Charm, which means we need to go shopping to fill our space again. However, with the frosty weather we've had in Mesa this past week, there weren't too many sales going on. Friday was a complete bust, but Saturday Mr. Right and I did find a few things for our next show:
I couldn't resist this retro vinyl chair and ottoman! We loaded it up and took it straight to Vintage Charm, and guess what? It sold! Sometimes we don't get to hold on to things for very long.
Here's the rest of my treasures that will be available at our next show this weekend, January 10 at
The Dirt Road Market at Schnepf Farms. Of course the frames will lose there dated artwork and be painted a creamy white. My favorite find is the retro fan. It's the size of a modern box fan, but it's all metal and really moves some air. Also pictured: a vintage level, 5 readers digest books that will be cut into letters, a retro clipboard, two military patches, a handy andy tool box (just the box), a silver like pedestal dish and a really cool patina hand broom. I'm always asked, "Do you buy anything to keep for yourself?" The answer is definitely yes, but I try to limit myself- otherwise people might think I'm a hoarder. (it actually may be too late for that- remember me talking about the studio? Pictures to come in the near future- I promise) Here's a few items I kept for myself this week.
It's not too exciting, but it definitely saves me tons of money. Puppy pads are a necessity with my two prissy little dogs.
Halo
and Annie ( she doesnt like having her picture taken as much as Halo, so you have to get her on the run). I also found Paint rollers and steel wool for .50, which helps keep my project costs down. Not too shabby for a weekend after a holiday! See you next time.
Kelly
