The main street was lined with little stalls. The road was closed off and there were carriage rides by some gorgeous Clydesdales, there was music and sunshine and the local oppy was open late. It was a very nice way to spend the evening. I snavelled this little piece of Staffordshire from the oppy for 50c. I love her pretty pattern and colours.
I didn't buy a chair but I did bring home this rusty old bakers tray.
I am thinking it will make a nice vertical succulent wall. What do you think?
A couple of other recent oppy finds...two pretty florals and a macrame belt.
In other news, I arrived home from Sydney to find my vintage fats from Zara. Thank you Miss. It was nice to have that little bit of lovely to open. Thank you also for your cute map paper garland. Now to get stitching I guess!
The cherry tomatoes were another pleasant surprise. Lulu has been doing a great job looking after them. She even decided to sample her efforts. After a quick lick, she decided she definately does not like tomatoes!
I'll be back with some Christmas makings soon. With all the goings on I am a bit behind the eight ball with Christmas. I am counting down the days until I finish work-only 3 to go! and then it will be full steam ahead Christmas making, baking and photo taking! My current mantra... I will not take my kids for the annual santa pic on Christmas Eve this year! No I will not!
How are you going with your Christmas organisation? Did you know it's the 11/12/13 today?
4 comments:
That's a big YES! on the vintage bakers tray succulent wall Lea. Love it! x
How lovely spending time just you and your big girl.
Succulent planting the bakers tray would look amazing.
Glad the FQs arrived safely. I'm looking forward to seeing what you craft them into. x
Oh Lulu!!
I would have loved those markets and the junk shop. Love the chair room! And that gorgeous mug.
That chair room!!! Be still my beating heart. I have dreamt of having mismatched chairs but the hubby just isn't for it :( Oh and I see my fat quarter from Zara's swap! The 4th from the top! I love that fabric it's divine!
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