Showing posts with label altered objects glitter snowmen vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label altered objects glitter snowmen vintage. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

The Greatest Show On Earth!!


I love doing The Farm Chicks show!! Every year as I drive to the fairgrounds I think how lucky we are to be able to participate in this show. We are so thankful for that opportunity. We have been vendors at the show for the past four years and every time I first see this sign announcing The Farm Chicks I get goose bumps and then the tears follow. Really. Silly I know, but it is so awesome to be a part of it. People come from all over the world to attend the show.


These ladies (sorry, I don't know their names) came prepared to wait in line. They are devoted Farm Chick fans. We love ya'll!!

A little corner of our booth and our home away from home for two days. We spent many long hours cleaning, painting, sanding, stapling, gluing and glittering. We stayed up late, very late, finishing our projects.

Unexpected Necessities



Junk Salvation



Retreat

Junebug

These lovely ladies are sisters who drove from Salt Lake City, Utah just to come to The Farm Chicks show. We had so much fun getting to know them. We had to take a picture of them with the Pink Lady they bought from us. I hope we see them next year!

Cute red boots, huh??!! The lady that bought these from us wanted to try them on, but didn't have socks and they were hard to get on. I suggested she put one of our sweet pink bags on each foot and then her feet should slide right in those boots. And slide they did, they felt so good she wanted to wear them, so off she went boot heels clicking on the concrete floor and pink ruffles of plastic flowing out the top each boot. We do whatever it takes to make a Farm Chick Girl happy!!

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Glittery snow girls




I was browsing the magazine isle at one of our local grocery stores when something caught my eye. They were glittery, they took my breath away and I knew I had to make some. What I saw was snow people made from glass bottles. How imaginative!! Don't ya just love it! Glitter makes everything better. You will find snow people on the front of the current issue of Cloth, Paper,Scissors magazine. The ones pictured here I made and will be living at my house this Christmas. They were sooooo fun to make. I used my seam binding I recently bought on Etsy and my Cavallini Paris stamps, which I love.