Showing posts with label Buckeye Lake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buckeye Lake. Show all posts

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Quintessential summer


How are you enjoying your summer? Here's a few summertime tips courtesy of my Caribou Coffee cup: Sleep under the stars, get there on two wheels, do more cannon balls, build communities not empires, read poetry, give a kid some crayons, pick up the check, send your grandma a card, say nice things about the person sitting across from you, do the hokey pokey, run your feet not your mouth, you are as wonderful as your dog thinks you are, take a 7-day weekend, max out your passport, teach a child to fish, roll down the hill, re-read your favorite book, question authority, technology is good but people are better...and my personal favorite, go home early and play with your kids.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Leather, zinc & willow

Ahhhh...those three words conjure up some beautiful images. Here are some images of my latest acquisitions.
A summertime favorite here, starfish strands
Vintage buckets overflowing with framed shells on linen
starfish, large polished clam shells and sea urchins (which look great filling our hobnail mercury glass vases)
ATTENTION LOCALS! Our indoor/outdoor Buckeye Lake pillows have been replenished...HURRY if you want one!
had these sent in from Belgium, wonderful, roughed up leather shirt boxes
old miners' hanging baskets and a vintage dough trough from a European bakery, beautil as a planter or filled with ice and beverages at your next gathering
vintage wicker chair
big, oval wash tubs from Holland
two huge vintage life preservers
vintage willow trunks, fabulous texture AND storage!
trio of mini buckets hanging on each other, great for organizing your own creative space
dripping with wired glass crystals, lovely, romantic bulbs covers
My new favorite, a tall stately, galvanized pitcher, would be gorgeous filled with blue hydrangeas or bunches of queen anne's lace. The one line I have carried since way back in the day, Farmhouse lavender products, and I keep adding more of their products for you all to try. They are addictive, hand made in small batches and earth friendly.
a vintage GIANT industrial lightbulb
a great find, vintage wicker settee
an awesome, as found, vintage wicker table in aqua paint
a pile of vintage zinc sap pots from Belgium

Friday, June 11, 2010

Fresh picked goods just off the truck!

Customized Buckeye Lake indoor outdoor pillows with vintage images.
Sold out of these at Bryn Du, stock has been refreshed, glass cone t-light holders to put in your planted flower pots, three heights available, LOVELY on patios, porches, etc. Available in 11, 13 and 18 inches tall, they are 8.95 each.
Super duty lavender hand care for gardener's and just plain hard workers.
Farmhouse fresh lavender home care.
Vintage flags, cobalt blue grande cup and more.
Vintage cast iron paddlewheel bank.
vintage Sandusky, Ohio lard tin
vintage hotel room door numbers
vintage enamelware in reds and blues
vintage books and chalkware puppies
Shells, handled wire baskets and a vintage hand carved sailboat on board
Wolfgang and Monsieur Le Plume have new "digs", a larger, grander home!
freshly iced cupcake stack adjustable rings
vintage trophy from Reynoldsburg, Ohio circa 1969
antique athletic sports trophy from Amersham Hall School in England, engraved with March 30th, 1889.
a trio of pillowcases embroidered with "Mahapa II". The MAHAPA II was a 79 foot wood hulled gas yacht built in 1910 by Matthews Boat Co. at Port Clinton, OH. Below is a photo of the yacht underway on the Great Lakes.
Fun glass sphere vases with spot for placecards or photos.


Battery powered flickering birch log candles, LOVE these at night lining the perimeter of a patio, garden pathway or dock...and you can leave them unattended with no worries!
birch folders to hold mini vases or for textural splashes
old French clown pillow face, too cute

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Some changes, finds, a give-away & more!

First, a change, I share with you the sad news that Janet is no longer working or selling her finds in my store. She has wanted to scale back for a little while now so that she could spend more time with her wonderful family. We will all miss her sweet personality and multitudes of well wishes are sent her way from me and no doubt all of you!!

Between Capital Style magazine readers, The Beacon readers and all my regulars the store has just been a buzz with amazing energy this week. Kristy Eckert from Capital Style magazine visited to check out items for her Daily Crave feature. She chose the wonderful leather and flower rings that arrived recently. Check out her post here You can purchase them on-line here...only $15!!

The latest Romantic Homes magazine has arrived at the shop and it is fantastic! There are two spreads about Debbie Dusenberry's home and Kansas City shop Curious Sofa. So glad she shared both with RH so that we can visit!
Lastly, I'm coming up on my 100th blog post (this is #98) so to celebrate I decided to have a giveaway! I'm working on the details and will get those out to you ASAP so stay tuned! It promises to be a wonderful prize!!