It's show time

The Spring Plantings show

is almost here.

Tomorrow is the big day.

I just returned home from

setting up my booth.

Here are a few pics.

We are a set up and ready

for the big event.

Penny rugs, prim owls, stump dolls, 

wool pillows and more.

This show is filled

with prim to the rim.

Stay tuned for more pics from the show.

I'll try to take pics of some

 of the other vendor booths

tomorrow morning before

the doors are open to the public.

Have a great evening!

Kelly

Goodies from my summer travels....

Finally got around to down loading

some of the pictures of all the goodies

I acquired during my summer travels.

Back in August, I took a trip to 

West Virginia to visit my Dad.

A stop a The Woolen Willow in Williamston, WV 
is a must for any quilter, wool lover 
or primitive collector.
Here are some of the goodies I found
at The Woolen Willow

Some beautiful hand-dyed wool.

A little wood crate, vintage bobbin 
and a rusty horseshoe.

A sweet mini charm pack by Moda.

A wood dough bowl and a burlap sack.

Then in the beginning of September, 
I attended the Harvest at the Mill 
show hosted by Dawn and her team

at Holly Hills Primitives 
in Holly, Michigan.

Just look at these treasures I found at the show.

Found this pumpkin and crock at the

Back Porch Antiques booth 
(aka: Prims by the Water) 

and the vintage scissors from

The Evening Stitcher booth.

Another prim pumpkin from 
Back Porch Antiques

and some Hand-dyed orange wool

from the Wool Room.

The bowl is full of dried walnut 
but I can't remember which 
vendor I bought them from.

The awesome primitive drawer from

Prism Antiques.

A vintage wood rake from 

Red Dog Antiques.

Can't wait until the next road trip.

Have a wonderful evening!

~Kelly~

Harvest at the Mill pictures

Good morning!

I was lucky enough to attend the

Harvest at the Mill
show last Saturday and

Oh Boy did we have a great time.

We didn't want to miss out on any

treasures so we arrived at 10am
for the opening,

everyone else had the same idea
because there was

a line to get inside.

Dawn and her team at
Holly Hills Primitives

 did a fabulous job hosting this show.

It was like primitive Heaven.

There were so many wonderful vendors,

antiques and primitive
goodies everywhere.

I was able to meet some
fellow bloggers too!

Here are some pictures for inside the vendors booths.

Love this little ladder at

Back Porch Antiques

(Janice - Prims by the Water)

More goodies at Back Porch Antiques

Antique treasures at The Evening Stitcher(Bobbie's booth)

Bowls and cookie cutters at
The Evening Stitcher

And a sweet little pie safe at
The Evening Stitcher

Fell in love with this Sheep hooked rug at
Teresa Koguts booth
(Teresa's Creative Whims)

This is Lauren's booth(Rugs and Pugs)
Isn't "Jack" cute!

More goodies at Rugs and Pugs

Some antiques goodies

Antique furniture at Prism Antiques

Love the Mantel with the
white chippy paint
and the pie safe with
the punched tin doors
at Prism Antiques

Country Primitives booth had these
awesome herb racks.
Hmmm, where could I use these?

Just love the primitive sunflowers
in the shotgun shell bags
at Country Primitives booth...too cute!

Wish I had taken more pictures but,
I was so overwelmed by all the goodies,
I forgot to take the camera out of my bag.

Well, after 5 hours of shopping I felt like
we had seen everything.
It was truly a great girls day
out at the Mill.

Can't wait until next years show!

I'll share some pictures of
all the goodies I brought home
in my next post.

~Kelly~