Latest find

This chair came into the thrift shop a few days ago and I grabbed it up. It has that worn look that I love so much.

Tatter Sacks

Whilst cleaning out under the porch/deck I came upon a bag of tatter sacks that I forgot I had. I got them some years ago from a local farmer. The idea was to use them for the grand kids to have potato sack races...up to this point this has not happened. But my hope is that they will be used for this someday.
I did notice a bit of a musty smell when I discovered the sacks, so took out my galvanized tub and filled it with water and began washing them up. Here they are hanging on the line drying out-now they will be ready when the time comes to have those tatter sack races.

Let the Show Begin!

The Vintage Barn Antique Show was this last Saturday...so the next few posts are all about it. Hope you enjoy!
This great looking thing is a pig feeder! Iffin' I had a few hundred extra bucks I coulda' brought it home and put it in my front yard...don't think I wouldn't either!

Here's Sharon...

and Rolane (in the black) leading out in prayer.

Never in all my days...

have I been to a show that opened in prayer! I was so excited about this feature. It was amazing and I am so proud of these gals for having the boldness to do this...we need more of this in our world today, right? Hallelujah sister!

Corner of my booth

The wind kinda disheveled things a bit before I shot this...but you can get the idea. I made up 16 new crowns for this event. I fianlly had a die made to help me cut them out easier...it is a real time saver, not to mention saving my sanity, what there is left of that!
The Crowns will be featured a couple of places soon, so watch for future post about them and how to get one for you and yours.

Past Blessings

This is Brenda of Past Blessings putting the last mintues touches on her goods.

Charm Lady

She had lots of 'em and other stuff too. Love the little cabin she rents on the farm for the show...it even has a floor!

Sewing Machine for a giant!

Not really, this machine was for sewing leather...I think for making saddles.

Farm Market

This area was for the vendors of handmade goods. Nice booth, talented ladies.

Mignon's Cottage

Lots of good pink stuff here. I had some of my handmades in a shop she had for a time in Post Falls.

Panhandle Polecats

Oh boy, did I love these guys and their music. I love blue grass and their's was the bestest. They are a Christian band, too! Makes 'em even better in my book. I will be getting their CD.

Bakery

Look at all of this bread...compliments of the Mennoite Ladies.

Mennonite Bakers

These ladies know how to do it right...baking is their claim to fame for good reason. I scored a round platter of maple drizzled twists in exchange for an apron in my booth. Nice ladies, too! So sweet and lady-like (as my momma used to say).

On the Porch

Twists, bread, rolls, cookies and more

Yummy Pies

Mennonite ladies did these, too!

The bleachers

Yep, this is the bleachers for watching the bands play...only in the country! (This was pre-opening-as they filled up fast once the gate was opened and the band began to play some of the best blue grass around.

No Burn Camp Fire

Just flowers to decorate the pit. I think I wanna make a fire pit in my back yard!

Nests for all the birdies

Virginia did some major nesting

For the birds

Better pic of Virginia's birdie booth.

Good stuff

This booth had lots of the more primitive goods. I did not get his name, but his apron says, "Garden Primtives."

Happy Vendors

I did not get these ladies names...oops!

Black men

Yep, right here in North Idaho.

Crazy quilt pillow

Right down my alley.

Our neighbors

These ladies were to the right of us...pink and fru-fru.