Meet Carolina Fuguet of Up Owl Night!

First of owl, er...I mean ALL...I love Carolina's business name! I am a night owl, so I thought it was adorable. And speaking of ADORABLE, take a look at all the fabrics and designs she has created! Carolina makes purses, totes, hair accessories, home decor, pouches, wristlets, and Ipad/device holders. You can visit her online store to see some more of her goodies. Here are two of my favorites. Welcome to the show, Carolina!

Meet Luanne Keen!

Today's featured vendor is Luanne Keen, who makes hand cut and etched copper pieces, sun catchers, brooches, mobiles, magnets, bookmarks, and more. She is a local artisan from the Treasure Coast. I love the detail on this bunny brooch! Super cute! Welcome to the show Luanne...we are looking forward to seeing all you have to offer!

Another fun & funky vendor...Pat Long from the Pink Bird Thrift Shoppe

I met Pat a while ago, while shopping at a local flea market, and was attracted to her cute little shop by all the shabby chic decor, vintage pieces, and a cute white birdcage that went home with me that day. In fact, she has a few other awesome bird cages at her store right now, that I was drooling over recently. I had to cute myself off....I have a strange addiction to birdcages and old trunks! I am happy she is joining us, and am sure she will bring some great items for your shopping pleasure. You might have to fight me for the big bird cage though!  Here is a sneak peak!

Introducing...Sharon Raulerson of Beach Chic!

If coastal inspired shabby chic pieces are your style, then make sure to stop by Sharon Raulerson's booth at the Funky Art & Vintage Mart. She paints home decor pieces is soft shades of ivory, soft blues, and sand and also creates handcrafted jewelry. Bring a little of the beach into your home! Here are a few samples of her offerings. I really like the pegged wooden wall hanging. It's the perfect place to hang your keys, umbrella, and your farmer's market tote. Welcome to the show Sharon!

Meet Lisa Lugo of Lilu Arts!

Of all the art classes I took in college ( I was an art major), I was never successful in any creations in clay. I just didn't have the touch, and attempting anything on the potter's wheel made me want to curse! So, I have great respect for those who create in this medium. I have always loved the effect of raku firing (and I am a sucker for anything involving animals!) so I really enjoy Lisa Lugo's artwork. She has worked in clay for over 25 years. She enjoys making animal characters, boxes, jars, and hearts, to name a few. Below are some examples of her work. Welcome to the show, Lisa!

Today's featured vendor at the Funky Art & Vintage Mart is Hannah Long Jewelry!

Happy Friday everyone! The weekend is here, and we have one more week of April left. Goodness time has flew by!  The countdown to the Funky Art & Vintage Mart has begun...just a little over a month until the big day arrives.
Today's featured vendor is Hannah Long of Hannah Long Jewelry. She makes totally original handmade jewelry and also makes some bath & body products. She was recently awarded the Boca Museum of Art's Lila Lewenthal Grant. She works in sterling silver, gold, and brass, combining her earthy designs with drool-worthy gemstones. Here are a few of my favorites from her Etsy store! Welcome to the show Hannah!

 

Today's featured vendor is Rebecca Betancourt of Evelyn & Dot

For those of you who collect and go ga-ga for beautiful vintage china and unique vintage clothing, make sure you look for Rebecca Betancourt's booth at the show! I found her shop, Evelyn & Dot, on Etsy, and was amazed by all the beautiful finds she has. Her collection of tea cup sets caught my eye, and I look forward to seeing them in person. They would make beautiful hostess or housewarming gifts, along with an herbal tea packet.  She will also be selling vintage accessories, jewelry and vintage home decor. Let's give Rebecca a big welcome! Here are some pics of my favorites...