Happy Sunday! I'm headed off to church this morning, but wanted to let vendors know I will be sending out the set up details for the show this coming weekend by Monday evening. There will be a color ad in the Martin Co. newspaper (TCPalm) today, and also on Friday. I know everyone is working hard to prepare for the show, and are busier than Santa's Elves! I hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving! I'm grateful for our wonderful returning, and new vendors who make this show so fun! Thank you!

New Vendor: Meet Chrystal Wyse of Gray Duck Goods!

It's always fun when we get new vendors! Everyone has their own funky style and adds more unique vintage and handcrafted items to our fabulous group of vendors for the show.  Today, I'd like to share a new vendor, Chrystal Wyse, of Gray Duck Goods. She makes handmade jewelry holders, re-designs/paints vintage furniture, shelves, and other misc items. She also makes some really fun collage art/decoupage home items.Chrystal is a busy, loving mother, who is now at a time in her life where she has more time to pursue her passion now that her children are older. Let's give her a big welcome and wish her success on her new path! Welcome to the show, Chrystal! Here are some pics of her work....

Adorable angel ornaments by Jaci Pinge-Swarts

Jaci Pinge-Swarts will be joining us again for the December show, and I just HAD to share her lovely mixed media/collaged angel ornaments she recently finished. These would be such a beautiful addition to a Christmas tree and would make perfect gifts. Be sure to stop by her booth at the show and pick up something special! Welcome back, Jaci!

Ruffles, Lace, and a little sass! Welcome back Lisa Lavalle!

If you're reading this post, congrats! You survived Monday! Tuesday is coming to a close, and I got some great pics from a returning vendor that I wanted to share with you. Lisa Lavalle has been at the past two shows, and always has such a beautiful booth! Her style is ruffles, lace, some country, and a little bit of sass, all rolled into one. She offers upcycled  shabby-ed clothing, lovely accessories, and more. Here is a preview of what kinds of goodies you can expect to find in Lisa's booth. Welcome back, Lisa!

Welcoming back Mary Callaghan of Garden Trinkets!

Well, the weekend is winding down and I wanted to get a new post in before Monday hurls herself at me! We've been blessed to have many of our first vendors return to do the show again, and one of these is Mary Callaghan of Garden Trinkets. Mary creates beautiful garden art with repurposed china and glass housewares. Now that it is cooling down, this is the perfect time to give your yard an upgrade! Add some of Mary's sculptures to your garden and you will add some sparkle and uniqueness to your home. They look really pretty in the sunlight! Welcome back, Mary! We're happy to have you again!

Welcome Back Tarnished Angel Studio!

Hello vintage & art lovers! This gal is prepping to get up at the crack of dawn (actually, even BEFORE the crack) to drive 2.5 hrs to Mount Dora for the first antique extravaganza of the season. I'll be looking for some things to keep or use in my mixed media art & art dolls, and some goodies to bring back to sell at the show in Dec.  I'll be turning in early tonight and getting back late tomorrow, so I probably won't update until the weekend.
I'd like to welcome back Cat Rosenlieb, of Tarnished Angel Studio, to the show! She had such a beautiful booth at the last show and never fails to impress. She'll be on the end of the barn closest to where the food trucks are this time.  Cat is a multi-talented gal who loves making jewelry, accessories, refurbishing decor, and more. Here are some ornaments she plans to have at the show, and here are some pics of her booth from the last show. Welcome back, Cat! You can visit her facebook page and "Like" it to stay updated. Click HERE to go to that page.

Cooler weather is headed our way, and Tanya Wade of Dreads & Curls has just the right thing....

Happy Tuesday! Well, you should at LEAST be happy it isn't Monday, right? Another reason to be happy is that the weather here in South Florida is finally cooling down a bit. I am counting down the days until I have a day with no sweat! I'm a Minnesota/Wisconsin gal, so I am not a huge fan of the hot weather down here.
  Today's new featured vendor is Tanya Wade of  Dreads & Curls. She creates and sells hand knit accessories for all seasons and weather, use mainly organic cotton, silks and wool fibers with vintage jewelry adornments and fixtures. She's also had her work featured in three books and Knitscene magazine. She makes scarves, cowls, wraps, and hats for the whole family. She also has some adorable collars in her Etsy shop that I fell in love with. Here are some pictures of her creations, and you can check out her Etsy store by clicking HERE. Welcome to the show, Tanya!