I’m making the season bright and gluey
Posted: November 30, 2014 Filed under: Craft, Holidays, Sage Farm | Tags: Christmas, Christmas decoration, crafting, vintage Christmas crafts 6 CommentsThank goodness this is a joint blog because Luray has been posting and posting while I have been glooping hot glue on lots of vintage stuff to make Christmas wreaths. I’ve got a baker’s dozen to send to Sage Farm next week for the December show.
Ready for the Big Reveal? Here’s wreath number one…
And another…
Four quilts at the November Sage Farm show
Posted: November 29, 2014 Filed under: Sage Farm | Tags: Amish quilts, quilts, Textile 12 CommentsThey’re all beauts!
First up, check out this tied quilt displayed on the wall. This must be Grandmother’s Flower Garden at dusk. That splash of red down the middle is startling!
What does it say about me that the object I loved most at Sage Farm was . . . a vintage air compressor?
Posted: November 23, 2014 Filed under: Fun Finds, Sage Farm | Tags: Montgomery Ward, RED, vintage air compressor 7 CommentsDon’t even answer that, okay?
Because I already KNOW I’m weird, okay?
Seriously, how do I love this thing? Let me count the ways.
Click here to find out how I fell in love with an air compressor.
It’s beginning to look a lot like . . .
Posted: November 22, 2014 Filed under: Decor, Holidays, Sage Farm, Vintage tablecloths | Tags: Christmas, Color, Sage Farm, tablecloths, vintage Jane Shilton, vintage tablecloth 6 CommentsYes, yes, I KNOW it’s not even Thanksgiving yet. But at November’s Sage Farm show, there were a few corners that looked a lot like Christmas.
I snapped some photos of red & green. Take a look!
Seven smalls I saw at Sage
Posted: October 12, 2014 Filed under: Craft, Fun Finds, Sage Farm, Vintage pottery | Tags: McCoy pottery, Quilting, Sage Farm, yellow is a happy color 2 CommentsPart of the fun of going to Sage Farm is seeing how the best dealers merchandise their stuff. I always try to look at that. It’s a free education if you pay attention!
But a few smalls always catch my eye, too. Here are six of them from last weekend’s Sage Farm show. First, a McCoy iris vase displayed with other pottery. I don’t care that it’s McCoy, I just love the flutey shape, and the yellow. Because yellow is a happy color. (A vase identical to the green one behind the yellow McCoy is sitting on my mantel right now!)
An almost-rusty steel window screen displays vintage postcards. Wouldn’t this be great in your kitchen for recipes and notes? Too bad rust isn’t my thing. Now if I found a white enameled steel version . . .
See the other goodies I found!