I have decided the shoulder and the finger are gonna hurt anyway so just forget it and do what I want.
I spent eight hours last week pulling everything out of the small booth and cleaning. Then rearranging and adding new items.
This booth is only 10 X12.
You will notice a distinct difference if you ever come to visit me at Riverfront Antique Mall in North Augusta, South Carolina.
The small booth is all about the shabby and the chippy and the cottage-y.
The larger one is primitive, vintage, and totally eclectic.
Like these legs with turquoise torn ribbons as anklets.
Sweet baby dresses and blankets with an old wicker high chair.
Baby books and decorated spools of thread.
I am more about the colors than the items.
Turquoise, pink, green, white, yellow, and gray - these colors dominate this small booth.
I took all my gray benches and the not-so-square table and added them into the mix.
Maybe a fur-trimmed sweater for dress-up on Halloween?
Maybe a vintage purse for a trick-or-treat bag?
Prints and trims share a space with linens.
I had forgotten all about it until I was cleaning out the craft room and found it in a bag of pillowcases.
It would definitely make a great costume.
Marie Antoinette?
Martha Washington?
Little Bo Peep?
So almost all is in order.
It almost did me in - all that activity - I had to come home and take a nap.
What do you plan to be on Halloween?
I plan to be myself.
A distressed painter with a ton of stuff to do.
See y'all!
Party Junk #210 at Funky Junk Interiors
The Cottage Market Presents Junkin Joe
Having a space or two at an antique mall can become a full time job! Have fun, just don't overdo it, sorry you had a bummer time with my comments, hopefully Blogger can get the kinks worked out!
ReplyDeleteWow Donna! You've been busy. Sometimes I wish I had a little spot at the local flea market, but it sounds like so much work. It's definitely a full time gig. BTW... I love that pink dresser.
ReplyDeletelove the limbs
ReplyDeleteYour pink dresser looks so pretty, it really pops off of all that white. I instantly fell in love with your fur trimmed sweater too! It's giving me some great DIY ideas~
ReplyDeleteDon't know how I missed this post! I enjoyed looking at your booths...you have such a variety of items! I hope to visit some day...:) That dress would make a sweet costume....I am planning to be a tired old schoolmarm...lol!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Vicky
Would love to shop your stores. Everything looks so interesting and you have really nice displays.
ReplyDeleteAudrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Your booths looked filled with fun stuff!! Hope you're feeling better :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
What fun, shopping in your booths from my chair! Thanks for sharing - found you at Make It Pretty Monday. The high chair is adorable!
ReplyDelete<3 Kim @ Curtain Queen Creates
Your booths are amazing! I'll have to pick your brain when we get together, maybe I can give it another go...
ReplyDeleteThat dress is cool. I do like vintage clothes. You were the busy one. We are having a sale tomorrow at The Harvest Festival. These booths will run us ragged if we let them. I can barely get a blog posted-clearly not organized like my friends:}
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! Looks like you have some fabulous finds in your booth. Wish I lived closer. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays! x
ReplyDeleteDonna, your booths are so pretty! You are one of the fan favorites at the Sunday Showcase from the Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. Here is the link to the Showcase so you can check out your feature. http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com/2013/10/sunday-showcase-from-make-it-pretty_27.html Hope to see your prettiness again at the bash! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteFinally catching up! I worked on Halloween. Your booths are always fabulous and I can't wait to see them in person! I kind of like the idea of that dress as a Little Bo Peep!
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